Here are visual displays of our classroom rules & routines.
Goal: for everyone to be able to read and follow routines quickly.
Kia Ora, Malo-e-lelei and Kia Orana to you all. I am a Year 1&2 teacher at Glenbrae School in Glen Innes, Auckland, New Zealand. Welcome to my professional blog known as "Viena's Teaching as Inquiry"
Friday, 16 March 2018
Classroom Rules - Post #2
Sometimes repeating rules and routines to new entrants can be a little too much, especially finding the right time to repeat & reinforce the rules. As a PB4L school, we decided to display those rules & routines in a way that everyone (teachers, relievers and students etc.) entering the classroom follow the rules easily.
Here are visual displays of our classroom rules & routines.
Goal: for everyone to be able to read and follow routines quickly.
Here are visual displays of our classroom rules & routines.
Goal: for everyone to be able to read and follow routines quickly.
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