Classroom Management Plan
Classroom Expectations
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Respect – Treat others, materials, and space with kindness.
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Responsibility – Be prepared, follow directions, and own your actions.
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Readiness – Arrive on time, stay on task, and engage in learning.
Procedures & Routines
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Entry: Quiet entry, gather materials, and start bell work.
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Transitions: Clear signals (e.g., countdown or clap pattern), move quietly and efficiently.
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Class Discussions: Raise hand, one voice at a time, listen actively.
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End of Class: Clean up, return materials, wait for dismissal.
Behavior System
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Tier 1: Preventive Strategies
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Clear, posted rules
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Consistent routines
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Positive teacher-student relationships
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Engaging instruction
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Tier 2: Redirecting Behavior
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Non-verbal cues (eye contact, proximity)
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Quick verbal reminder
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Change of seat or temporary time-out (non-punitive)
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Tier 3: Interventions
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Conference with student
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Parent contact
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Behavior contract (if needed)
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Office referral (only for serious or repeated infractions)
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Reward System: The Points & Privileges Plan
How it Works:
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Each student earns Classroom Points (individually or in teams) for:
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Following directions
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Helping others
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Staying on task
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Demonstrating leadership
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Showing kindness or extra effort
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Points are tracked daily/weekly (on the board, a chart, or digitally with apps like ClassDojo, Classcraft, or simple Google Sheets).
Reward Menu (Customizable based on age group):
Individual Rewards (based on point milestones)
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10 pts – Homework Pass
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20 pts – Choose Your Seat Day
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30 pts – Small Treat or Sticker
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40 pts – Extra Recess or Break Time
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50 pts – Mystery Prize or Classroom Helper for a Day
Group/Whole-Class Rewards:
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100 combined points – Music during work time
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150 points – Game Day (15-20 mins)
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200 points – Movie Day or Party
💡 Pro Tip: Let students vote on some reward options—they’ll be more invested.
Bonus Ideas:
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"Student of the Week": Recognize students showing outstanding behavior.
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