Classroom Job Bundle Sneak Peak

Today I took my very first personal sick day.  I have been feeling a bit under the weather.  But that does not mean I can not do a little catch up while I am at home for the day.  I took some time to update my Classroom Job Bundle Camping Theme.  It has been a work in progress and recently my students have changed jobs so I was able to revisit this document.This download includes 21 camping themed job description cards pictured below.  Each description card includes a description of each job’s responsibilities and qualifications. In my class we double up on some jobs such as table captains, lunch helper and mailbox manager. You do not have to use all the jobs and there are blank cards for you to make your own as well! 

I included a few blank description cards for you to add your own jobs to fit your classroom and student's needs. 

 There is also a job application and a job certificate. I try to make things as “real-life” as possible and hold students accountable.  We have a discussion before hand how to fill out applications.  I share my experience with filling out very long and detailed applications just this past summer.  Share with the students that they need to convince you that they are the person for this job.  I had some extremely detailed applications with wonderful details and supporting facts.   

Finally, there is a job certificate that communicates to each student which job they were hired for. The job certificate includes a place for student, teacher and parent signatures.  This keeps everyone in the loop about each student’s responsibilities.   I like to put the application and certificate back to back.  That way when the certificate is sent home for the parent signature the student is able to share their application with their parents.  I also like to send home a black and white version of the job description card stapled to the certificate.  Students can take the card off and display it somewhere at home to remind them of their responsibilities.    

    I also included a Classroom Job Title Page.

I will update some student examples in the coming days.  Thanks for stopping by!