Description

There are several different ways you can assign classroom jobs or leadership roles in your classroom.

 

Lottery:

Randomly pull student numbers and have them choose the job they want. This makes the job selection by randomizing the selection.

 

Job application:

Have students apply for their top jobs and select the best one that will fit their interest and skill set.

 

What’s Included…

•Four different versions

•Black and white

•Color

•Pre-made & editable slides

•Three pre-made classroom numbers

•Editable classroom cards—can add student pictures to these

•Job applications

•Classroom crew signs

 

 

Classroom jobs:

•Paper Patrol

•Folder fetcher

•Number narrator

•Computer caregiver

•Trashcan monitor

•Line leader

•Book basket boss

•Pencil police

•Attendance assistant

•Door helper

•Supply supervisor

•Critter caretaker

•Energy expert

•Teacher in training

•Plant pro

•Calendar commander

•Stellar substitute

•Desk director

•Seat stacker

•Media monitor

•Picture police

•Directions consultant

•Weather watcher

•Lunch count commander

•Snack captain

•Homework handler

•Classroom caretaker

•Whiteboard whiz

•Errand pro

•Time teller

•Cubby captain

•Super sweeper

•Sound supervisor

•Phone pro

•Hallway director

•Restroom regulator

•Mail man

•Pledge pro

•Peace keeper

•Recycle ranger

•Technology helper

•Morning greeter

•Bucket filler boss

•Behavior boss

 

These job or leadership roles can be used in classrooms for K – 6.