MORE CLASS RULES!

At the beginning of the school year it's important to make clear what type of atmosphere we want to create in class. Let the children know that, in a fun way, creating common rules together so they get involved in the process. This way, they will follow the rules more willingly. Maybe...

HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES I FOUND IN DIFFERENT PAGES:

Also, practising CLASSROOM LANGUAGE is a good idea to start with during the first week. I'm going to put up mine in the shape of nice posters on the wall getting some tips from here. Hope you like them too.

 

CLASS RULES

Following an activity suggested by Macmillan-Heinemann, I decided to put the class rules on cardboard T-shirts. Students worked in pairs to read, understand and write their own class rules in a funny way. Then, we hanged the rules on a clothesline! Here are some examples:

Hope you like them!Here's the original in case you want to use it in class.