Kindergarten Class Rules (Page 2 of 6) in pdf

In order to create a nurturing and motivating classroom environment for your child, I have established

classroom expectations for work and behavior. I believe that you will find the classroom standards to be fair

and consistent. As a parent, it is important that you become familiar with these classroom procedures and take

a few minutes to review them with your child. Your support will assist in making this a thoroughly productive

year.

Our Class Rules

I can listen and work quietly.

I can be kind and respect others.

I can walk at school.

I can raise my hand.

I can do my best!

Rising Star Behavior Chart

Every child will have a star on our “Will Your Star Rise Today?” chart. The children will begin each

day with their star on the “Up I Go” level. When your child is “caught being good” throughout the day,

his/her star will rise to the “You Are a Super Star” level. For every child on this “Super Star Level”

level by the end of the day, he/she will be given a sticker on their personal daily behavior calendar

(which will come home every Friday). If a class rule is broken, there will be a first warning and the star

will go down a level. However, if a child has broken a rule and shows much improvement during the

day, he/she will have an opportunity for his/her star to rise again. If there is a second warning, the

child will not receive a sticker on his/her daily behavior calendar and a “think sheet” will be completed.

The child will either write or draw pictures to show what went wrong and to think about what he/she

can do to improve this behavior in the future. On the daily behavior calendar, the nature of the

problem will be indicated in order to keep the parent informed.

*If adverse behavior continues on a habitual level, parents will be contacted by phone and/or be

asked for a conference. At that time, an individual behavior plan will be made for the child. Any

negative behaviors that occur after these steps are in place will then involve a conference with the

principal.

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