Classroom Behaviors and Rules | Sorting Choices

by Big Apple Classroom

Price: 250 points or $2.5 USD

Subjects: sel,specialed,ela

Grades: 14,13,1,2

Description: The perfect back to school activity to set classroom rules & expectations! In this activity, students will review classroom behaviors and will practice distinguishing between good & poor choices. Students are presented with two classroom behaviors and must decide which behavior is the "good choice" and which is the "poor choice" to make in the classroom. Students will sort the good/poor behaviors by dragging and dropping them on to the chalkboard. Good Choices: raising your hand, using your quiet voice, being kind, cleaning up, listening, keeping hands to yourself, walking, sharing, working quietly, standing in line, working together, using nice words, being respectful, including others, staying on task, asking questions Poor Choices: running, yelling, fighting, playing around, being mean, using materials incorrectly, interrupting class, bullying, making a mess, rough play, being late, talking over your teacher, climbing on furniture, taking a nap, passing notes, leaving others out