Middle school classroom rules

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Do you want to have a little fun and connect to your students in a relatable way? I know I do! By the time my students reached 5th grade,...

By setting strong class rules at the start you’ll be setting the tone for the rest of your time. Here are 47 ideas for middle school and high school classrooms.

Classroom rules are a must in any well-managed classroom. I like keeping simple, basic rules that are easy to understand and follow. These five broad rules are perfect for ANY classroom! There is also an editable template for you to add your own if you wish to add something specific! :) Rules Included: Be Prepared Always Try Your Best Respect Yourself and Others Keep Our Classroom Neat and Clean Listen and Follow Directions UPDATED 7/14/21: Now includes even more design options, as well as a…

Managing a chatty classroom is a skill that any middle school teacher must learn. These seven tips will help manage the talking in their classroom.

9 valuable lessons I've learned about Classroom Management as a middle school teacher!

As we returned from winter break this year, it became clear that we could not pick up right where we left off in room #264! With the addition of new students as well as some schedule changes that lead to some different class combinations, I knew we couldn’t just jump into business as usual without

So I've been doing a lot of reading this summer! Namely--- the FANTASTICALLY STUPENDOUS-- Ron Clark. I read his books and feel like a LOUSY teacher-- but he ignites in me a desire to do SO MUCH BETTER than I ever thought I could before! These two are my favorites of his! He does SUCH a great job of offering encouragement and purpose! When you read his essential rules, he adds purpose, and he talks about the importance of the rules coming from a desire to see students be the best version of…

In July, I always start thinking about the upcoming school year. Front and center on my mind is the first week of school. What should we do to start the year off right? I know it is super important to talk about rules and consequences during the first week. I also have to discuss the syllabus (boring but important). I want to get to know the students, and I want them to get to know me. So that I am able to give the students what they need during the school year, learning what they already…

My rule #1 in a series about bringing out the best behavior in middle school students, Helpful tips for managing adolescents effectively.