Classroom expectations

Are you looking for some classroom management tips that you can use for a smooth sailing classroom? Here I give you some great classroom rules, routines and procedures that you can use in the classroom. You can even get a link to my classroom procedure poster that you can edit specifically to your classroom procedures. Once you have these classroom expectations in place, make sure you ever student to the same classroom standard. You’ll have a self running classroom with these tips.

We all know that students will need to relearn expectations after a long break. But, what can be tricky is to make time to let those expectations sink in. None of us have time to re-teach all of our back-to-school lessons over and over throughout the year. So, today I have five ways to reinforce you

classroom rules

I added this pin because as a future teacher it is important to address the rules that you want to set in the class for each student. This pin is colorful and has simple rules that a kindergarten kid can grasp.

Setting elementary classroom expectations doesn't have to be hard. I'm sharing my best tips for setting elementary classroom expectations so

High expectations are important in any upper elementary classroom and there are THREE ways that I make sure that I am set up for success. I use classroom management routines all about respect and create a classroom charter. I also intentionally teach research-backed lessons all about growth mindset. Take a look at these step-by-step routines for upper elementary classrooms in third, fourth, and fifth grades. Great for in-person and online learning, not just for back to school!

We are using a new program at our school this year called RULER. Instead of rules, we came up with a Classroom Charter. It was labor intensive and really challenged the kids to think, but I love how it came out. :heart: #emotionsmatter #emotionalintellige

Revisiting classroom expectations is so important to maintain a strong management system. Here are some you'll want to cover and some fun ways to do it!