Classroom Rules and Expectations Establishing Routines and Procedures Activities
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Get your classroom management on track! This resource will guide you through creating classroom rules and expectations, determining fair consequences, and handling mistakes made by students. Setting high standards has never been easier!
As a new teacher, I heard people say "Set high expectations" and "Be fair and consistent with rules and routines". But, I didn't really understand how to get started with setting and implementing expectations.
Use these materials to set the tone for the school year. The included individual resources cover:
✅Establishing Classroom Rules & Expectations
✅Making good choices and logical consequences
✅Making and Correcting Mistakes & Self-regulation
This resource includes everything you need to get started! It is broken down into three lesson parts. It includes a detailed lesson plan, introduction, discussion, and application. Lesson materials include:
⭐ Lesson Plans
⭐ Vocab Cards
⭐ Anchor Chart Pieces
⭐ Sort and Stick Posters
⭐ Application Activity
⭐ No-Prep Activities
Topics covered:
⭐ Creating Classroom Rules and Expectations
⭐ Determining Logical Consequences
⭐ Making and Correcting Mistakes
The lessons align with 3 different books:
⭐ Back to School Rules by Laurie B. Friedman and Teresa Murfin
⭐ What Should Danny Do? by Adir Levy
⭐ Tony Baloney: School Rules by Pam Munoz Ryan and Edwin Fotheringham
The books enhance the lessons but are not necessary for teaching.
What Educators are saying about Back to School: Lesson Plans and Activities for Teaching Rules and Expectations
"These lessons are perfect for the first week of school! They are engaging and teach great social skills for the beginning of the year. I love how they are already written in the gradual release model of teaching." - Amy. V
"I am moving to 2nd grade this year after 16 years in Kindergarten. Needless to say, I was feeling very nervous about starting this new school year. This product has helped me plan the first couple ofweeks back to school so that I can focus on getting my room set up when we return in August. Thank you for these fun, engaging activities!" - Keeping it Cool in Kindergarten
FAQs
Q: What grade(s) does this work best with?
A: This resource is mostly used with 1st-3rd grade. However, there have been teachers who found it successful with 4th-5th as well.
Q: What are the 3 books?
A: Back to School Rules by by Laurie B. Friedman and Teresa Murfin, What Should Danny Do? by Adir Levy and Tony Baloney: School Rules by Pam Munoz Ryan and Edwin Fotheringham
Q: Do you need the books to use these resources?
A: No, the activities were created to align with the messages in the books but they can certainly be used without the books. However, if you don't want to purchase the books, they are all available on YouTube.
You might also like:
⭐ Behavior Management | Setting Expectations | Beginning of the Year
⭐ Positive Behavior Management: August Incentive Tracker *Editable*
⭐ Math Manipulatives: Activities and a Craft for Setting Expectations
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