Classroom Jobs Chart

Classroom Jobs Chart

After spending way too much time on Pinterest searching for ideas, I came up with this cute Jobs Chart for my classroom. I have made up little name cards for each student, so it is easy to change the helpers each week. I found some great graphics from this website…

http://www.mycutegraphics.com/graphics/graphics.html

…and created a jobs chart with 12 specific roles for student helpers to suit my classroom.

If you like what I have done I have added them to my TPT website…

http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/12-Classroom-Jobs-Chart

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Quiet Critters

This is my interpretation of the Quiet Critters noise management tool. So simple, made out of pompoms, heart shapes cut out of foam, googly eyes and bows- and lots of hot glue!

The "critters" are handed out to students at the beginning, or part of a lesson which requires silent work. If a student is noisy, as a warning, the critter is moved to the edge of their desk. If the noise continues, the critter is taken away. Students with a critter still remaining receive a reward or prize at the end of the lesson. 

I can't wait to start using them with my class!