Keep things neat and orderly. Providing opportunities for creative, constructive play. Plan activities that build on the skill levels of every child and create an environment of noncompetitive fun. Always maintaining control as the adult. Adults should always be in control of the situation and themselves.
Children learn to respect and respond to control.
They feel safer and therefore are less likely to express fear by reaching out and hitting another child. Rules should always be clear, specific, and apply to every child. Clearly defining boundaries. Set your limits and keep them. Consistency and orderliness help children know what is expected.