Grades 1–3
Rules and Their Reasons
Match six school rules, like walk in the hall, to the reason we have them, then write a rule from home and why.
SEL worksheet · Responsibility and good choices
Classroom Jobs
Use the word bank to name six classroom jobs, like line leader and plant waterer, then draw the job you want.
- Grade level
- Grades 1–2
- Time
- About 15 minutes
- Answer key
- Yes, page 2 of the PDF
- Kids practice
- Responsibility, Honesty, Routines, Owning mistakes
What kids do
Printed on the sheet:
- Write the name of each classroom job.
- Draw yourself doing the job you want.
- I would be a good ______ because…
Words on this sheet
line leaderplant watererdoor holderpaper passerfish feeder
Teacher tip
Use it to start your class job chart.
How to use it
- Praise kids who own a mistake without being asked.
- Use it at the start of a new routine, like packing up.
- Model your own answer first. Kids open up more when the grown-up goes first.
Watch for
Home jobs differ a lot between families. Keep examples open so no one feels singled out.
Talk about it
- What can you do after you make a mistake?
- How might someone else see it differently?
Take it further
Send home a family job chart to match the sheet.
US Letter, prints well in black and white. Free for home and classroom use: print as many copies as you need.
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Turn an Excuse into a Plan
Rewrite six excuses, like “The dog ate my homework,” into words that own it and say what you will do next.
Grades K–2
Morning Routine in Order
Number six morning jobs in order, from waking up to getting on the bus, then draw your favorite part of the morning.
Grades K–2
Tidy Up: What Goes Where?
A grown-up reads nine things left on the floor, and kids decide where each goes: the toy bin, the bookshelf or the laundry basket.
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