Setting classroom expectations

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!

During my practicum, I was introduced to a series of three books: "Practical Ideas to Start up the Year", "Spark Up" and "Wrap Up". There is a few grade level versions. One thing discussed in the "Start Up" book is a class agreement. I know a lot of classrooms have rules (as they should), but I really liked the idea of building those with the class as a set of expectations. I do this over the first week of school. I find that building this agreement with my students helps to increase their…

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

Make your classroom management plan fun with strategies and tools to use with kids in the classroom. Behavior management is important in kindergarten, first grade, & second grade. Establish rules and expectations using these simple and fun ideas such as classroom jobs, coupons, early finisher activities, schedules, rules, brain breaks, and more. Use posters, displays, and resources to set up your classroom for success for back to school season. Grab the free printable callback cards!

Build social responsibility and encourage good behavior by creating a classroom contract. Helpful anchor chart idea and FREE printable included!

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

Preparing to head back to school? Establishing clear expectations and procedures will lay the foundation for a calm productive year.

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.

The best classroom management ideas for your daily routine, helping kids manage emotions and setting classroom expectations. Plus, fun new ideas for rewards!

An InLinkz Link-up To get the ball rolling, here are my Top 10 Classroom Faves (in no particular order)! 1.) Interactive Scie...