Extension: teachers should explain the choice board below.
Teacher: “At home, create a poster with the
rules for our classroom code of conduct. You can choose from all the rules in
the activities. I will send you the platform to design your poster. Let’s see
the best poster.”
Teacher sends the students the following tasks
and they can choose the tasks they like to do:
Option 1: You can choose one of the
following templates to create a poster about our classroom code of conduct.
Make sure to write your school name and the class/ cub…
Or you can choose interactive templates to
publish in your portfolio:
Students can publish their posters in their
online portfolio:
Teacher with the students choose the best
poster to print it out.
Option 2: Use memes to
explain your classroom rules:
1.
Use memes to explain at least one of your classroom
rules. Here is a fun example of an interactive slideshow. Open the example of
memes about the rules in the classroom. You can
See
example :
https://www.bookwidgets.com/play/XcYbnSm--iQAFXdqNQgAAA/HDKS6H3/classroom-rules
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Meme maker online helps you to create memes online for
free. Just select any popular premade meme template, start customizing &
get a meme:
Search for the picture
you want to make it a meme:
https://imageresizer.com/meme-generator
https://smallseotools.com/meme-generator/
Or
Upload your own picture to make a meme: https://www.media.io/meme-generator.html
2.
Make a video about the memes you have created.
https://www.veed.io/templates/meme-generator
Option 3: Publish your memes work on the following:
(Teacher registers usWhen you are there,
click on profile icon and go to setting. Scroll down to Register in this platform: Put your
unique referral link:
1.
Publish your memes here: (Create a
padlet and put its link here)
Teacher can create QR code of digital products
about classroom code of conduct and put it in the poster of the classroom code
of conduct:
https://www.canva.com/qr-code-generator/
Keep the students work to publish in the class, school
or the club platform and publish the best parts in online magazine that can be
printed later.
1. Exit Ticket (Optional): Have
students write one rule they think the most important on a sticky note and
place it on a designated spot by the door as they leave. Or, just use piece of
papers and place them in box before leaving the class.
Rule Review: Throughout the year, hold occasional "Rule Review". When you
feel they are slipping, remind them of the 'contract' they all created and
agreed to (signed). Remind them of the code of the conduct when a new student
joins the class or whenever students are doing something wrong or after a long
holiday break. It keeps things fresh and lets everyone have a say in keeping
our classroom awesome.
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Success Criteria:
- Students will be able to identify and explain the
rules and expectations for behavior in the classroom.
- Students will demonstrate respect and
responsibility towards themselves, peers, and the teacher.
- Students will create a poster or illustration
that represents one of the rules or expectations.
- Students will participate in class discussions
and activities with respect and responsibility.
Remember, creating a classroom
code of conduct should be a collaborative and enjoyable experience. By injecting
humor and creativity into the process, you not only set clear expectations but
also build a positive classroom culture where everyone feels invested in their
shared rules of engagement. Happy rule-making!
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The board choice:
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Option 1: You can choose one of the following templates to create a
poster about our classroom code of conduct. Make sure to write your school
name and the class/ cub… Or you can choose interactive templates
to publish in your portfolio:
You should publish your posters in your
online portfolio. Teacher (with the students) choose the
best poster to print it out.
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Option 2: Use memes
to explain your classroom rules: a.
Use memes to explain at least one of your classroom
rules. Here is a fun example of an interactive slideshow. Open the example of
memes about the rules in the classroom. You can see example: https://www.bookwidgets.com/play/XcYbnSm-- iQAFXdqNQgAAA/HDKS6H3/classroom-rules ð Meme maker online
helps you to create memes online for free. Just select any popular premade
meme template, start customizing & get a meme: Search for the
picture you want to make it a meme: https://imageresizer.com/meme-generator https://smallseotools.com/meme-generator/ Or Upload your own picture to make a meme: https://www.media.io/meme-generator.html b.
Make a video about the memes you have created.
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Task 3: Publish your memes work on the following: (Teacher put the link of padlet here):
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