Classroom rules

Classroom Rules

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Classroom Rules

Introduction:

Learners have rights and responsibilities in their school

society. They have the chance to share in setting some

classroom rules. After creating the rules, the students

will also share in monitoring the rules through

participation in a classroom council that will hear

complaints and recommend needed changes.

Resources to learn English: Classroom rules

Objectives:

learners become able to think about the need for rules in

life.Learners will compare their rules with other groups.

Learners will make a set of rules to be applied in the

class.Learners will gain respect for rules in their daily life.

Materials:

Charts, pencil, blank overhead sheets, overhead

markers, poster, boards, markers, and poster paint.

Procedure:

Learners write down some rules they have at home.

Divide class into groups of about four.

Each group needs a piece of paper and a pen or pencil.

In each group, assign a speaker and a recorder.

Groups compare their rules at home with their groups.

Ask: "Why do we need rules?"

Give the groups fifteen minutes or so to discuss this

question.

The recorder writes on a piece of of paper about five

reasons.

The speaker discusses his group's reasons and with

teacher's leadership.

Each group needs an overhead sheet and an overhead

marker.Within their group, have students come up

with 10 - 12 classroom rules ,

The recorder should record these on the overhead

sheet.

The speaker of each group will take turns putting their

sheet on the overhead and discussing each with the

class.

The teacher should write each rule on the board.

Procedure:

Learners write down some rules they have at home.

Divide class into groups of about four.

Each group needs a piece of paper and a pen or pencil.

In each group, assign a speaker and a recorder.

Groups compare their rules at home with their groups.

Ask: "Why do we need rules?"

Give the groups fifteen minutes or so to discuss this

question.The recorder writes on a piece of of paper

about five reasons.The speaker discusses his group's

reasons and with teacher's leadership.

Each group needs an overhead sheet and an overhead

marker. Within their group, have students come up with

10 - 12 classroom rules ,

The recorder should record these on the overhead

sheet.The speaker of each group will take turns putting

their sheet on the overhead and discussing each with

the class. The teacher should write each rule on the

board.

Discuss the rules on the board with

the entire class.

For example

Don't hurt somebody.

Don't be mean to somebody else.

Keep your hands to your self.

Don't interrupt each other.

Don't steal from somebody else.

These can all be combined into one general rule:

Students will respect other students and their property.

Try not to end up with negative words in these rules

such as: Don't or NO.

Have each student write down these few narrowed

down rules. Students should take home their list and

think about what these rules mean and how they can

make the class run smoothly using these rules.

Before class the next day the teacher should type up

these rules with a statement saying that students will

abide by the rules they have set for themselves with

a place for the student to sign. Have a copy for each

student.

The next day in class discuss what they thought about.

Students sign the sheet stating they'll follow these

rules.

Give each group copies of the lists of rules .

Within their groups, they should discuss these rules.

Rules Follow-up:

Teacher can observe students reasoning skills through

their discussions of the questions why do we need

rules.

Teacher can observe students comparing and

contrasting skills when students compare their rules

to the other students' rules.Teacher observes social

skills of students working in groups.

A model:

1- Be respectful to everyone at all times.

2- Keep hands, feet, and all other objects to yourself.

3- Raise your hand to speak.

4- Be prepared.

5- Arrive on time.

6- Be safe.

7- Listen carefully

8- Follow directions

9- Respect others

10-Always use manners.

11-Respect ourselves, classmates, and environment.

12-Allow your teacher to teach.

Another model:

(Students’ Rights)..............(Students’ Responsibilities )

A safe learning environment .....Maintaing a Safe

Learning Environment

Gaining new knowledge .....Completing all your

assignments

Making Choices ...................The consequences of

your choices

Your own thoughts and ideas .... .....Respecting Others

Being treating fairly ...............Treating Everyone Fairly

Being yourself .............................Being Cooperative