ABOUT ROOM 203
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Congratulations!  You made it to room 203.  I welcome you all with open arms.  I am excited to meet every single new fourth grader.  However, before we get to know each other, there are some school rules and classroom policies that need to be addressed.  I know, I know.... every year your new teacher goes over the same rules and you feel as fourth graders you know it all!  Yet, I am here to tell you that every classroom is ran differently, so it is important that you know how
I would like to conduct our classroom.  

                                                                                                                                              

  

Wadsworth Mission Statement

W adsworth seeks to provide a nurturing environment rich in academic excellence for students who will ultimately become successful, independent, problem solving adults able to contribute in a technological, global society.

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School Rules

 CPS  Bureau of Safety & Security

* No Hats
* No Earrings
* No Beepers
* No Gambling
* No Fighting
* No Weapons
*No Gang Activity
* No Cutting Class
* Clear the Halls
* Obey School Rules
* No Profanity
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Room 203 Rules
CLASSROOM RULES
POSITIVES/
REWARDS
CONSEQUENCES/
PENALTIES
1.  Keep a smile all day, everyday!
Independent Time
 Verbal Reminder
2.  Follow all directions first time given.
 Study Buddy
 Another Verbal Reminder
3.  Use appropriate language at all times.
 Send Notes/Phonecalls
Home
 Change Seats
4.  Keep hands, feet, and all other objects to yourself.
 Fun Fridays
 Work Near Teacher
5.  Stay in your seat, unless you have permission to do otherwise.
 Recess
 Home Contact
- Parent Letter
- Phone Call
- Student Behavior Contract
6.  Speak when you have permission.
 Class Choice
 Severe (Dangerous/Destructive)
**IMMEDIATE REMOVAL FROM CLASSROOM**

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Classroom Helpers

    In order to make our class, room 203 a real community, we ALL need to take part in keeping ROOM 203 clean.  To help maintain a clean environment, everyone will have a job in our class.  Each week I will assign a student a job and they will have to keep their job by performing the necessary duty/duties.  Below, you will see a JOB TITLE and JOB DESCRIPTION.      

Job Title
Job Description
Board Eraser
 You are responsible for erasing the chalkboards as well as cleaning the boards.  You will do this job daily at the end of a school day.
Paper Passer
 You are responsible for passing out any paper--such as student work, graded papers, assignments, etc.
Cafeteria Person
 You are responsible for passing out lunch tickets.  In addition, you are responsible for cleaning the lunch tables and sweeping under the lunch tables.
Room Monitor
 You are responsible for taking notes in the classroom when I am unable to see everything that is going on in the classroom.  You will write the name of the student and the school rule or classroom rule that was broken.
Door Person
 You are responsible for opening the door for any guests or students who would like to come to room 203.  You are also in charge of making sure both doors are locked whenever we step away from the classroom.
Clean-Up Crew
 You are responsible for making sure that room 203 is spotless before we leave at the end of the day at 2:30 pm.  That means you are to make sure all the books, desks, and chairs are straightened neatly.  You also are to make sure the floor is swept and that there isn't anything left on the floor.
Line Leader
 You are responsible for making sure the first half of the line is perfect.  You are to make sure that every person in the first half of the line are standing straight, arms are folded, and that everyone is looking straight ahead. 
Caboose
 You are responsible for making sure the second half of the line is perfect.  You are to make sure that every person in the second half of the line are standing straight, arms are folded, and that everyone is looking straight ahead. 





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