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Here are descriptions for basic classroom jobs. You can also purchase the labeled pictures to go with it. I have created two different sheets - one titled "Classroom Job Descriptions" and the other "Helping Hands," which is what I call the jobs in my room.

Use these fun Brain Break activities throughout the day! These are formatted to be printed on labels. Attach each label to a large Popsicle stick and wrap clear packaging tape around it. The last four labels in the third column are meant to be placed together with the last four in the second column. They are specific directions for those activities.

Use these cards to easily see how your students will be going home from school. It's helpful to place on the wall near the door, and is especially nice when you have a sub. You can print these out, glue them on colored paper, laminate, and hang on the wall any way you choose (it looks cute on ribbon!). I use clothespins with the students names and/or number (you can reuse them each year if you only write the numbers) and clip them around each circle. Clothespins makes it easy to move circl

Classroom jobs - pictures with labels I've also created a separate file containing descriptions of each job if you are interested. I hope this helps your class run smoothly!

Use this sign in your classroom to remind students what you expect of them during Morning Meeting.

I refer to my classroom jobs as "Helping Hands." I cut this out, mounted it, and placed it on the classroom jobs poster in my room.