Job+Charts

=**Classroom Jobs** =

Using a classroom helper or job chart will help the teacher to maintain fairness when delegating responsibility. When selecting students to do a job, all students should have an equal chance to participate. Having a job will increase his/her sense of responsibility. Jobs can be assigned at circle time and completed during the day. Jobs can be rotated daily, weekly, or whenever works for the specific classroom.


 * Using a Classroom Job Chart:**
 * Think of jobs most important to you in the classroom.
 * Explain each job to the students. Your students will need to know your expectations on how the job needs to be done.
 * Keep track of which students have which jobs - use a rotating schedule so that each student has an equal chance of doing a job.
 * Let the students know how long they will have their job (ie: daily, weekly, etc.).

=__Job Charts that can be downloaded and printed:__= =//Balloon Jobs//= Students will be assigned classroom jobs using this interactive poster
 * [[image:balloon_jobs.JPG width="235" height="143"]] ||  ||

=//Ice Cream Jobs//= Students will be assigned classroom jobs using this interactive poster.
 * [[image:ice_cream_jobs.JPG width="211" height="180"]] ||  ||

=//Job Chart//= Students will be assigned classroom jobs using this interactive poster.
 * [[image:job_chart.JPG width="251" height="205"]] ||  ||

Do you already have a job chart? Here are job cards that you can use with your chart. =//Job Cards//=