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Shubert’s Classroom: Job Board
Shubert’s Classroom: Job Board
How to Use a Job Board in Shubert’s Classroom
Every child in a Conscious Discipline classroom has a job. These jobs provide children an opportunity to build self-worth and responsibility by contributing to the School Family in meaningful ways. The School Family Job Board provides a management system for your class jobs.
Create a list of the classroom routines, rituals and duties you conduct every day in class. From this list, select the jobs that are most important and can be done by your students. You will have one job for every student.
Display your jobs in such a way that every child can visually see his or her job and read the job title. Supply props as needed, like providing a kindness tree (younger) or notebook (older) for the Kindness Recorder. Teach how to do each job, and then rotate on a weekly basis. When it is time for the jobs to rotate, each child teaches his job to the next child.
The School Family Job Set provides a sturdy job board, job cards, detailed instructions and helpful job descriptions to simplify setting up your classroom job system. Chapter 11 of Creating the School Family provides information, activities and a list of possible jobs for your classroom. “Jobs Matter” on Kindness Counts and “I’m a Helpful Person” on Songs for I Love You Rituals Volume 2 support the Job Board.
Video Examples: Job Board in Shubert’s Classroom
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Children with Special Needs: Jobs - STAR Person Job PreK ESE
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Children with Special Needs: Jobs - Door Holder Job with PreK Special Needs
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Children with Special Needs: Jobs - STAR Helper in Special Needs Class
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Younger Children: Jobs - With the Guidance Counselor and her Students
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Younger Children: Jobs - We Care Absent Student Helper Job in 1st Grade
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Younger Children: Jobs - Soap Squirter Job for Young Boy
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Younger Children: Jobs - in Kindergarten
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Younger Children: We Care - Doctor Job in PreK
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Younger Children: Jobs - Lunch Job with Toddlers 2
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Younger Children: Jobs - Job Review with Toddlers
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Older Children: Middle school teacher shifts from "as if I don't have enough to do" to "my job is a breeze"
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Older Children: Gang Leader to Graduate - A Conscious Discipline Transformation
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Older Children: Greetings - Greetings in 6th Grade
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Older Children: Jobs - with Older Children
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Older Children: Jobs - in 3rd Grade
Photo Examples: Job Board in Shubert’s Classroom
