Design your own custom classroom procedure anchor charts with back to school anchor chart template.
Classroom Procedure Anchor Charts – Do It Yourself!
New Teacher Tip #1: Start the school year with a solidbehaviormanagement plan. You need procedures for everything!
The main focus in classrooms at the beginning of the year is to teach procedures and expectations. Before students move on to focusing on learning, teachers often discuss procedures and make anchor charts for each procedure to post in the classroom. We’ve put together a DIY template to help you do just that!
Theseanchor chartsare editable and fully customizable. The resource download includes the following:
- 4 different poster templates (3-step and 4-step procedures)
- 14 Procedure Poster Headings
- 7 Customizable Poster Headings
- 46 Graphics/Images to use for showing students the steps in a process.
This editable classroom procedures anchor chart resource can be used to help students understand what is expected of them in the classroom. These charts clearly outline all procedures and can be referred to throughout the year. Design them for your specific needs, print them, and build an amazingclassroom display!
How Do I Use This Resource?
To get started, use the download button to download the editable Google Slides file. Open the file on your computer and get ready to customize!
- Choose the anchor chart template to meet your needs. Right-click on the template of your choice and select duplicate. This will make an additional copy of that page.
- Scroll through the pages to the Anchor Chart Procedure Titles. Select the one of your choice, right-click, and select copy.
- Return to your template, then paste the title onto the page. Move it into position.
- Scroll through the file and locate the Anchor Chart Procedure Stamps. Choose the images needed to provide visual prompts to your students. Copy and paste the graphics to your template.
- Complete any text prompts that you need on the template page.
- Print your document and go!
Easily Prepare This Resource for Your Students
Use the Download button to download the Google Slides version of this resource.
Print on cardstock for added durability and longevity.
This resource was created by Lindsey, a teacher in Michigan and Teach Starter Collaborator.
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