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Treat others how you wanted to be treated. Teaching them to raise their hands and clapping are really good things to start teaching at a young age.

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Treat others how you wanted to be treated. Teaching them to raise their hands and clapping are really good things to start teaching at a young age.

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Caylee Ekker

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I think setting clear, strict objectives really helps the students know how they should behave and it makes for a better environment!
Hattie Erekson

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-Is patient
-Is respectful of the speaker
-Is focused
-Is sitting still
-Is paying attention
-Is asking questions

-Rylee Moon

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I enjoyed the resource that showed using Disney movies to explain the rules. That is a fantastic use of technology.
I would incorporate the 5 senses when it came to rules. I think that is a basic learning topic for that age and it would help them remember the rules.
-Bekah Monroe

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Giving a kindergartner responsibility such as keeping their area clean, builds confidence. ~ Tondrea Jackson

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For kindergarten I would only have a few rules and keep them positive.  I would have them posted with visual cues of what they are so the children can understand them better. Examples: 

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For kindergarten I would only have a few rules and keep them positive.  I would have them posted with visual cues of what they are so the children can understand them better. Examples: 

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-I can be kind
-I can be responsible (yes they don't know what this means until you teach it to them).
- I can try my best
-I can respect others (again we explain this one).
-Laura Peterson

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I was given the opportunity a few semesters ago to observe live Elementary classrooms. A lot of these classroom etiquette rules were posted clearly in the room for students to see.  Some teachers were able to frequently refer to them throughout the day. This seemed to help keep the students on track when misbehaving.
-Margo Karpiak

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What are some aspects of classroom etiquette/rules that you would like to incorporate within your own classroom?

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What are some aspects of classroom etiquette/rules that you would like to incorporate within your own classroom?

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Being respectful and nice to others would be a huge aspect that should be incorporated. Not cheating would be another one. Following the basic rules such as raise your hand if you want to talk, don't wander around the classroom, etc., would be incorporated as well.

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2. Treat Others with fairness and kindness 

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2. Treat Others with fairness and kindness 

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-Share with others
-Do not hit
-Say kind words

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- Use your listening ears
-  Try your best
- Keep your area clean

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-Look at your wheel of choice choices.
-TYOC (Take Care of Yourself)

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-Raise hand
-Stay in your seat
-Don't bother your neighbor
-Don't talk while teacher is talking
-Always be nice to others

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Teacher Andrea Schindler goes through her classroom rules with her Kindergarten class: https://youtu.be/Akh4mj3rsGs

Teacher Allison Trevino uses Disney movies to explain her classroom rules (would need to be adapted for younger students)
https://youtu.be/pKgJ1TwIm4I

Kindergarten printables  to help students understand HOW rules are made, WHAT rules are, and strategies for when to tell the teacher.
http://sharingkindergarten.com/school-rules/