CLASSROOM

MANAGEMENT

PORTFOLIO

SECOND GRADE

Madison Lambert

RULE 1 Respect the teacher and the other students

in the classroom.

Rational: Without respect in the classroom things could get hectic.

RULE 2 Talk only at appropriate times.

Rational: If children just talk freely during class you loose time trying to keep them quite, and other children might not be able to focus on their work.

RULE 3 Try your best!

Rational: If children in class don’t try their best then they might not put everything they’ve got into their school work.

HOW TO TEACH THE RULES I would split the class into three groups. Each group would get a rule. The group would act out their rule and other students have

to guess what rule they have.

CLASSROOM LAYOUT

RATIONAL FOR CLASSROOM Board: At the front so children can look forward to

see lesson. Teacher’s desk: In the back so teacher can look at

all students. ESOL student: In the front with one of the excelling

students. Problem Student: Close to me with another

excelling student to keep him/her on track. Pencil Sharpener: In the back so other students

aren’t distracted when someone goes to sharpen their pencil.

Supplies: In the back in line with the door so students see it when they first walk in.

CONSEQUENCES Warning Card flip (each student will have a card on the wall) Isolation Phone call home Principal

REWARDS At end of the week if card has not been

flipped they get to visit the treasure box and get a prize out of it.

If one group is doing something right while others aren’t they will get a sticker, whichever group has the most stickers at the end of the month get a special prize.

ROUTINE Supplies: At the beginning of each class students will

look at the board to see whatever materials they will need for the day and go retrieve them from the supplies table.

Attendance: while children are working I will look around and see whoever is absent.

Sharpening pencils: Student will quietly get out of there seat and go and sharpen their pencil.

Restroom: Student will raise their hand and I will dismiss them.

Turning in work: Students will turn in work into the basket on my desk.

Dismissing class: Students will sit in their seats until the bell and not crowd the door.