Rules+of+Conduct



1. Respect One Another 2. Raise Your Hand 3. Follow Directions 4. Be Responsible For Your Actions

 = Maximum of five for primary grades, six for upper grades. =

Cute Class Rules for Elementary Students (from Jennifer Wagaman)
=== Sometimes adding a cute spin on the classroom rules will help younger students remember them during class. Here are a few ideas: === === //Show your armpits//: This is a cute way to remind students to raise their hand before speaking in class. === === //6 legs on the floor:// This rule will help keep students safe as it asks them to keep both of their legs down on the floor as well as the four chair legs. === === //YARFYOA// (you are responsible for your own actions): While this one may be more difficult to remember, it can be a unique way to teach students responsibility. Teachers need to be sure and have a class discussion on what it looks like to be responsible for one’s own actions. === === //Measure your voice:// this will help keep the sound to a manageable level in the classroom. A zero inch voice is silence in the classroom, a two inch voice can be a whisper, a six inch voice can be normal inside talking voice and a twelve inch voice can be for speaking to the entire class. ===

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** Behavior Management: **
==== For discipline, a "card system" can be used. Cards are color-coded by rules and procedures that students must follow to meet the expectations of good behaivor. Below the color-coded descriptive cards is a pocket chart with a label for each child (they each have their own slot). If a childs card must be pulled, it is their responsibility to look and see which expectation they have not followed or met and then move the corresponding color card into their pocket. The "card system" is located on the back of the door, as it is only the business of the student who is being disciplined. (Idea taken from Mrs. Woody's 1st grade classroom). ====