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Classroom Guide: Rules and Responsibilities for 6K Students (2011-2012)

This comprehensive guide outlines the essential classroom rules and responsibilities for 6K students during the 2011-2012 school year. Emphasizing Griffin's "Be Attitudes," students are encouraged to respect each other, listen actively, and use proper hand signals. Responsibilities include various classroom helper roles, a structured gum policy, homework expectations, and opportunities for redo assignments. Special recognitions, like becoming a "Star Student," provide incentives for positive behavior and engagement. This framework fosters a respectful and responsible classroom environment.

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Classroom Guide: Rules and Responsibilities for 6K Students (2011-2012)

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  1. 6K’s Classroom Guide 2011-2012

  2. Class Rules • Follow the Be Attitudes of Griffin • Respect each other • Listen when someone else is speaking • Always use hands up to show you’d like to speak • Remain seated during Lunch

  3. Classroom Helpers • 1. Handouts- passes out things for the teacher • 2. Boards- Cleans boards when necessary or writes on the boards • 3. Gopher- The gopher is the runner for errands • 4. Sweeper- sweeps the floor at the end of the day • 5. Microwave- makes sure the microwave stays clean • 6. Recycler- takes things out into the hall for recycling • 7. Receptionist- Answers the phone or door politely when the teacher is unable • 8. Calendar- Makes sure calendar is showing the proper day • 9. Mr or Miss Clean Patrol- Ensure the classroom is tidy and help to keep it organized. They will also keep track of who needs to clean desks or cubbies.

  4. Gum Rule • Students will be allowed to chew gum every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. • If they are not chewing gum properly or following the rules they will loose gum privilages. • If homework is not completed, they will lose gum privileges. • Students will be allowed to chew gum during test

  5. Homework • Students will get one day’s grace before consequences are implemented (unless they are a repeatedly forgetting homework) • It will be their responsibility to complete homework during recesses. • If homework continues to not be completed, they will be expected to miss a class they enjoy (art, PE) to complete the work. • Parents will be called if homework completion becomes a reoccurring problem. • Students will eventually be sent to the office if homework continues to be a problem. • Also no gum is allowed if homework is not done.

  6. Redo’s • Students will be able to redo all AOL assignments and tests as long as they score below 70%. • They are only allowed 1 redo per assignment or test • Parents will be notified that students are choosing to redo an assignment or test so that they can provide support for the student. • Teachers will consider extenuating circumstances and can always be approached about redo’s

  7. Star Students • Students will complete a simple PowerPoint presentation during computers to share with the class. • Benefits (teacher can revoke if privileges are being abused or used inappropriately) • Seating choice for the week • Allowed to chew gum all week • Bring something to share with the class (pet etc.) • Teachers Assistant for the whole week. • Choice between one of the following options • 1 free class • Lunch with the teacher • Homework free night

  8. Time Table

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