Description
Do your students have classroom jobs? If not, they should! Help students build a sense of ownership and responsibility for their classroom by using class jobs. With editable classroom job cards, this resource makes it easy to manage student jobs in your upper elementary classroom.
In order to best fit your students, I’ve included two versions:
- Printable job cards with elementary friendly graphics. Designed for younger students, this first version includes cards that list specific job titles and images relative to each job. 24 of the most commonly used elementary classroom jobs are included.
- Printable job cards without graphics. Designed for older students, this second version includes cards that list specific job titles and the duties of each. 24 jobs are featured.
This resource also includes:
- Job application sheet. Students apply for the jobs they want by explaining why it would be a good fit for them.
- Classroom Job Tracker form. Keep track of which students have each job using this chart.
- Link to an editable Google File. Use this to change the job titles or job descriptions to fit your needs.
These job cards can be printed and placed on a bulletin board, inside a classroom job chart, or attached to library pockets.
The 24 jobs included in this resource are:
- attendance monitor
- bathroom monitor
- board eraser
- centers monitor
- chair stacker
- counter cleaner
- computer tech
- desk straightener
- door holder
- duster
- end of line
- floor cleaner
- librarian
- light saver
- line leader
- lunch basket carrier
- paper passer
- pencil sharpener
- recess equipment
- recycle patrol
- sink scrubber
- supplies monitor
- teacher’s assistant
- trash patrol
Benefits of using in your classroom:
✔️ Encourages responsibility
✔️ Boost student ownership in classroom
✔️ Reduce the amount of work on your plate!
✔️ Simple to begin using immediately
What teachers are saying about this resource:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Great job choices. Using these to set up my job board this year. Love the job descriptions. Easy reminders for students about their responsibilities." - Linda B.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "This is an awesome resource to allow me to know what jobs students want in the classroom. Thank you for making this resource."
☝ See how to use this resource in your classroom by clicking on the PREVIEW above!
Have a question? First, check out the Q&A section for this resource and my store. This is the fastest way to get your question answered. If you don’t find your answer in either place, please email me at support@everythingjustso.org before purchasing.
© Jennifer Martinez | everything just so®. Your purchase gives you one license to use this resource with your students only. For more information about how this resource may be used, please see my current Terms of Use.
Classroom Job Application & Editable Class Jobs Cards - Perfect for Job Chart
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Description
Do your students have classroom jobs? If not, they should! Help students build a sense of ownership and responsibility for their classroom by using class jobs. With editable classroom job cards, this resource makes it easy to manage student jobs in your upper elementary classroom.
In order to best fit your students, I’ve included two versions:
- Printable job cards with elementary friendly graphics. Designed for younger students, this first version includes cards that list specific job titles and images relative to each job. 24 of the most commonly used elementary classroom jobs are included.
- Printable job cards without graphics. Designed for older students, this second version includes cards that list specific job titles and the duties of each. 24 jobs are featured.
This resource also includes:
- Job application sheet. Students apply for the jobs they want by explaining why it would be a good fit for them.
- Classroom Job Tracker form. Keep track of which students have each job using this chart.
- Link to an editable Google File. Use this to change the job titles or job descriptions to fit your needs.
These job cards can be printed and placed on a bulletin board, inside a classroom job chart, or attached to library pockets.
The 24 jobs included in this resource are:
- attendance monitor
- bathroom monitor
- board eraser
- centers monitor
- chair stacker
- counter cleaner
- computer tech
- desk straightener
- door holder
- duster
- end of line
- floor cleaner
- librarian
- light saver
- line leader
- lunch basket carrier
- paper passer
- pencil sharpener
- recess equipment
- recycle patrol
- sink scrubber
- supplies monitor
- teacher’s assistant
- trash patrol
Benefits of using in your classroom:
✔️ Encourages responsibility
✔️ Boost student ownership in classroom
✔️ Reduce the amount of work on your plate!
✔️ Simple to begin using immediately
What teachers are saying about this resource:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Great job choices. Using these to set up my job board this year. Love the job descriptions. Easy reminders for students about their responsibilities." - Linda B.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "This is an awesome resource to allow me to know what jobs students want in the classroom. Thank you for making this resource."
☝ See how to use this resource in your classroom by clicking on the PREVIEW above!
Have a question? First, check out the Q&A section for this resource and my store. This is the fastest way to get your question answered. If you don’t find your answer in either place, please email me at support@everythingjustso.org before purchasing.
© Jennifer Martinez | everything just so®. Your purchase gives you one license to use this resource with your students only. For more information about how this resource may be used, please see my current Terms of Use.




