Classroom jobs chart
Everyone has a job.
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Example
Worked example — Classroom jobs chart
Keep the jobs given or type your own, one per line. Use the following inputs and settings. Keep the other settings at the page defaults.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Layout | Chart with name pockets |
| Your own jobs, one per line (or leave empty) 1 | Library |
| Your own jobs, one per line (or leave empty) 2 | Plants |
| Your own jobs, one per line (or leave empty) 3 | Supplies |
| Add a page of name cards | On |
| Output files | 1 |
| PDF pages | 2 |
| Paper | 216 × 279 mm |
Expected result — PDF · PDF pages: 2 · 216 × 279 mm. The preview shows the first PDF page.
How it works
- Keep the jobs given or type your own, one per line.
- Choose the chart or the cards, and add name cards if you like.
- Print, hang it up and change the names every week.
Frequently asked questions
- Why have classroom jobs?
- Jobs give every child responsibility and make the classroom run itself — lights, plants, papers, the line and the board.
- Which jobs are included?
- Line leader, door holder, lights, plants, board, papers, library, tidy-up, weather reporter, messenger, sweeper and lunch helper.
- How do the name cards work?
- Write each child’s name on a card and slip it into the pocket under a job, or pin it with a clothespin.
- How often should jobs change?
- Most classes rotate weekly so every child does every job over the term.
- Is anything uploaded?
- No. The pages are made in your browser.