Chevron! {Class Job Charts}

Attention chevron lovers!

After posting my rainbow themed class job chart, I have had quite a few people ask for a chevron version. 

Here is my *new* chevron themed pack in primary colors. 

To read more about this pack or to purchase your own copy, CLICK HERE. 

And I also made a pastel colored version as well!

This pastel colored chevron set is super cute and I am in love with the cupcake accents on the name cards. 

To read more about this pack or to purchase your own copy, CLICK HERE. 

New Rainbow Theme - Class Job Chart

The good/bad thing about moving classrooms is that you have to get to redecorate your whole classroom all over again!

This year, I've chosen a rainbow theme and I'm soooooooo excited about it! I'm excited to have some fun bright colors in my classroom and play around with sunshine, blue skies, and puffy clouds! 

Here is a rainbow themed class job chart I've created to go along with my theme. It will create a super cute bulletin board in your class and help your students take responsibility and feel ownership in the class! 

This pack contains the following 16 jobs:

Class President 

Vice President 

Secretary 

Supply Manager 

Librarian 

Messenger 

Pencil Sharpener 

Lunch Bucket 

Counter Cleaner 

Recycle Coordinator 

Floor Keeper 

Sanitizer 

Energy Saver 

Paper Passer 

Line Leader 

Substitute Helper

This pack also includes: 

bulletin board header

explanation of each job 

4 blank job cards

large and small name cards

Do you need a class job chart to match the theme in your class? If so, leave a comment and let me know which theme and color combos you'd like. I plan to make many different sets of these class jobs this summer!

P.S. Click here to see my patriotic themed set from last year. 

Management Monday: Classroom Jobs

I like jobs and I understand how necessary they are in a classroom. It teaches students responsibility, time management, and to take pride in their classrooms. I used to only have about 4 jobs. The rest of my students were *BORED* at the end of the day and our routine was LOUD because the other 20 kiddos didn't have anything to do! Some students don't have a job in my classroom, but they are considered "for hire".  If someone is absent or isn't remember to do their job, I'll hire them to fill in!

 I included what each job does, but you can have them do whatever you want!

I made the job cards so they fit in this {from Really Good Stuff}:
Mine looks like this:

I put velcro on their names and velcro on the outside left of the schedule chart {I want to be able to use it every year, so the names are removable}. The actual job is what I rotate/move each week.

How do you manage your classroom jobs?

*clipart and or fonts by DJ Inkers (djinkers.com)