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Classroom expectations: three-word rules, class rules, voice levels
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Teachers put class rules up at the start of the year and point back to them every day. The three posters are a Be Safe, Be Kind, Be Respectful poster, a numbered class rules poster with five lines, and a voice levels chart with five bands from silent to outside. The styles are bright flat, crayon hand-drawn and boho pastel. Type a twist, such as a jungle theme, and the same poster can take it.
- a rules poster by the classroom door
- a voice level chart beside the reading corner
- a rules display for the first week of school
Frequently asked questions
- What do the rules say?
- The three-word poster reads Be Safe, Be Kind and Be Respectful. The numbered poster lists five rules, from listening when others speak to always trying your best.
- What are the five voice levels?
- Silent, whisper, partner talk, group talk and outside, numbered 0 to 4, with each band a deeper color than the one above.
- Can I change the wording of the rules?
- A typed direction is a request, so it can change the theme and may not change the words. Check the poster before you print it.
- Is there a version for a high school room?
- The direction high school is a request. The three styles are bright flat, crayon hand-drawn and boho pastel.
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