Classroom Management

Classroom Management By Kelly Rolfes-Haase and NeeranoochKenwises Special Thanks to Barbara Harm, J.M. Ascienzo, Erin Gallegos, Nick Paddock, Jen Basting, Emily Ball, Morgan Sprinkle, and SawaleeRuamwong

Why is Classroom Management Important? • Helps students to pay attention • Motivates students to learn • Prevents distractions • Helps teachers stay focused Creates a FUN learning environment!

What is Classroom Management? Grouping and Arranging Students Class Routines Knowing Your Students Individual Rewards/Punishments Class Rewards/Punishments

Class Rewards/Punishments First, you need RULES!

Controlling Classroom Behavior Jen Basting

Controlling Classroom Behavior Kelly Rolfes-Haase, NeeranoochKenwises, and SawaleeRuamwong

Class Reward Points Jen Basting

Class Reward Points Emily Ball

Class Reward Points Kelly Rolfes-Haase and SawaleeRuamwong

Class Reward Points Morgan Sprinkle

Class Reward Points Kelly Rolfes-Haase and NeeranoochKenwises

Class Reward Points Nick Paddock

Class Rewards and Punishments • The best class reward and punishment ideas will come from the students. When writing your class rules, also decide on rewards and punishments. • Example punishments: clean bathrooms, pick up trash, stand up during class, just not getting a Class Reward Point is often enough • Example rewards: class party, students choose game to play, candy

Class Party! Nick Paddock

Classroom Management