Classroom management practices at early childhood education (ECE) level are different from higher levels of education. ECE is the base of whole life and effective classroom management practices can play a vital role in all aspects of children development. It is therefore, the aim of this study was to explore the classroom management practices of early childhood teachers (ECT) working in Urban and rural area of Punjab. The study was descriptive in nature and survey research method was used to collect the data from ECT. District Gujranwala from the Punjab was selected on the base of convenient sampling technique. For survey, 320 early childhood teachers from urban and rural public schools of district Gujranwala were selected randomly. The data were collected through questionnaire from ECE teachers. The researcher personally visited respondents; response rate was 100 %. The questionnaire was divided in the three parts according to the classroom management practices. There was significant difference found between urban and rural area teachers about students learning performance and classroom (p<0.05). No significant difference was found between urban and rural area teachers in case of structure and environment of classroom management and behavior in classroom (p>0.05). It was concluded that there is a need for empowerment of teachers for management of their classrooms. Teachers should be given the opportunity to identify their own needs and should explore innovative ideas and information. It is important for teachers to possess and develop a set of skills to perform their task effectively. Furthermore, they should also think about their classroom management practices. Finally, recommendations were put forward based on the major findings to facilitate effective classroom management practices.