Classroom contract anchor chart

Classroom Rules Contract with signatures anchor chart

Classroom conduct contract created and signed by the students. This displays at the front of the room as a reminder to the students of their agreement.

Social Contract written from ideas and thoughts that students came up with. We have a social contract in place of a list of rules.

Creating classroom agreements or a class mission statement is a must-do in your first week with a new class. I've found the book, "If Everybody Did" by Jo Ann Stover a fantastic way to lead into discussion on what we should do in our own classroom. I've always worked with my whole class to create their agreements and split them into groups to illustrate them. Here are some of the ways I've displayed them over the years. Then I'll show you some inspiring examples I've happened upon online…

Display classroom rules, procedures, expectations for treating others and supplies, and sub behavior policies in these anchor charts!

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Halie | Kindergarten Teacher on Instagram: “SOCIAL 🖤 CONTRACT ⋒ ⋒ ⋒ Today we created our classroom social contract! We talked about what a “contract” is & what it means to sign one.…”

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Third Grade Teacher on Instagram: “Practicing routines are SOOOO important and every year I make an anchor chart to display all of the routines & procedures that need to be…”