1. Peralta Elementary School 4th GRADE WELCOME TO OUR CLASSROOM!!!
Mrs. Crislip

2. Who is this teacher as a person?

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4. Discussion Topics Classroom Rules Consequences for breaking the rules
Classroom Procedures
Classroom Economy

5. Our Classroom Rules 1.) Work as a team 2.) Be responsible
3.) Listen to others
4.) Be respectful to everyone
5.) Be kind and helpful
6.) Do your best always
7.) Be safe
8.) Be ready to learn
9.) Adjust your voice level to
Suit the activity

6. Positive Rewards for following rules
Verbal praise
Bonuses (Classroom Economy)
Positive notes/ home
Positive phone call home
Positive notice to the Principal
Extra computer time
Extra PE/Recess time
Special Privileges (TBD by teacher)

7. Consequences For Breaking The Classroom Rules
1st
Rule reminder (class or individual)
Fine Paid (classroom economy – depends on infraction)
Verbal warning
2nd
Modification (e.g. change seat)
Time away in another class
- 3rd
Parental Contact
Recess taken away
- 4th
Office referral

8. What happens if I do not do my homework?
You will receive a ticket and will pay a fine (classroom economy). This means you will have less money available to purchase items from the class store/monthly auction.

9. Discussion Topics
Asking Questions
Classroom Guidelines

10. Mrs. Crislip what do I need to do if I have a question to ask?
Raise your hand and wait to be acknowledged.
Once I call on you, ask your question.
Wait until I respond to your question before you begin to talk.
I want to hear your questions, but I can
only answer one question at a time.

11. Entering the room (Morning)
Please enter quietly, remain standing at your desk.
We will say the Pledge of Allegiance
Have a seat (backpack on back of chair)
Take out your morning work notebook and a pencil
Take out your completed homework. The Homework Supervisor will check in homework and will pass out bonuses to those who completed their homework, and fines to those who did not.
Complete morning work assignment
Copy the homework assignment(s) in your agenda.
**Meteorologist and News Director will deliver forecast and current events during this time**

12. Entering the room (All other times)
Please enter quietly
Have a seat
Continue working on assignment, or wait for instruction from your teacher

13. Getting your attention/Quieting down
I will:
Raise my hand or use the music wand to get your attention. This means that everyone in the room must stop what they are doing immediately.
1st Clear your hands of any materials
2nd Stay still
3rd Look directly at me
4th Be prepared to listen to what I have to say to you
I am trying to get your attention
It will be my turn to speak to you

14. Using the bathroom/water fountain
When you need to use the bathroom, use the sign language symbol for ‘t’.
When you need to use the water fountain, use the sign language symbol for w.
YOU MUST WAIT until I give you the sign, by shaking my head up and down, to use the bathroom or water fountain. You will then sign out and proceed quietly to the bathroom.
Only 1 student at a time will be allowed to be signed out.

15. Exiting the room Make sure that your desk is cleared of any materials.
Look around your desk and pick up any trash from the floor.
Line up in the line quietly.
No one should ever talk while in the line.

16. Standing in line Always look ahead of you Never look to the sides
Standing in line is NOT THE TIME TO TALK WITH FRIENDS OR OTHERS THAT PASS YOU BY
Always make sure you are quiet, you need to be able to listen to my instructions.

17. Entering and exiting the cafeteria for assemblies
You are to always enter the cafeteria quietly.
Only I will dismiss you from the cafeteria.
DO NOT GET UP from your seat until I tell you to do so.
You will line up quietly against the wall, once we have exited the cafeteria.

18. Entering and exiting the cafeteria for lunch
You are to always enter and exit the cafeteria quietly.
Absolutely NO horsing around in line or in the cafeteria.
Do not leave until you are dismissed by a supervisor.

19. Following Classroom Guidelines will result in:
Verbal Praise
A Stress free learning environment
An enjoyable and orderly classroom atmosphere
Opportunities to earn economy money for the student store and monthly auctions.

20. Not Following Guidelines will result in:
1st
Rule reminder (class or individual)
Fine Paid (classroom economy – depends on infraction)
Verbal warning
2nd
Modification (e.g. change seat)
Time away in another class
- 3rd
Parental Contact
Recess taken away
- 4th
Office referral

21. Discussion Topics
Attendance
Tardies
Classroom Supplies

22. Attendance and Tardies
It is very important that you come to class!!!
If you come to school after 8:40, you are late!!!
1st tardy-free pass
2nd tardy- warning
3rd you will receive a $50.00 fine (economy $’s)
It is very important that you come to school on a daily basis. If you miss school then you miss out on learning valuable information.

23. Place the tardy slip my desk Have a seat and take out your materials
When you are tardy
Enter quietly
Place the tardy slip my desk
Have a seat and take out your
materials

24. Make Up Work
If you are absent it is your responsibility to make up the work you missed.
Go to the “While you were out” folders, located next to the door, and look for your name. Your name will be labeled on the material(s) you missed in my class.
If is not made up and turned in on the assigned date, your grade will be a zero.
Tests/quizzes missed will be made up before or after school the following day.
You have 24 hours to make up all work.

25. Classroom Supplies
Community supplies will be located and shall remain in the middle of your table group in the appropriate storage area. Mrs. Crislip’s pencils, crayons, markers, highlighters and other supplies will be marked and must be kept in the designated area when not in use. Pencil sharpeners will be available with your supplies as needed. Custodians will sharpen all pencils at the end of the day.
Please treat all supplies with care! You will be issued a fine for the misuse or destruction of Mrs. Crislip’s supplies.

26. Classroom Supplies

27. GREAT STUDENTS WANTED!!!
Great students ALWAYS follow the rules…

28. YOU SHOULD ALWAYS…
Follow our classroom rules, procedures, and guidelines.
Be prepared to learn.
Be prepared for class. Bring with you to class everyday your pencil/pen, paper, notebook, and silent reading book.
Read your silent reading book during silent reading.
Ask questions!!!! There is no such things as silly questions.
Be courteous and respectful to your fellow classmates.
Use Black or Blue ink only.
Use lined paper. Make sure that you have loose leaf paper.

29. Discussion Topics
Grading Scale
Grading Policy
Conduct and Effort

30. Grading Scale 95-100% 4 Exceeds Standard/Thorough Understanding
75-94% 3 Meets Standard/Adequate Understanding
50-74% 2 Needs more practice with that standard and is working on meeting it/Partial Understanding
0-49% 1 Does not seem to grasp standard/Minimal Understanding

31. Discussion Topics
Turning in Paper
Classroom Materials

32. Classroom Materials Silent Reading Book Loose leaf paper (2 packs)
2 inch binder (1)
Number 2 Pencils (1 pack)
Pencil Pouch (1)
Pencil sharpener with cover (1)
Black or blue ink pens (1 pack)
Index cards (1 pack)
Glue stick (1)
Scissors (1)
Markers (1)
Highlighter (2)

33. Finish Classwork Early
“What do I do next?”

34. What Do I Do Next? Activities
Work on unfinished Reading and Language Arts assignments
Read your book silently
Review vocabulary words
Read a book from our classroom library

35. Discussion Topics
Homework
Homework Folder

36. Homework Is your responsibility to do homework everyday!!!
Homework helps you learn and improve on the lessons we are learning in our class.
If you do not do your homework assignment(s), you will receive a fine.

37. Homework Folder The homework folder is green.
All of your homework will be in your homework folder.
On the left hand pocket of the folder is the “Out” section. All of the homeworkthat is complete goes in this section.
On the right hand pocket of the folder is the “In” section. The home learning that needs to be completed will go in this section.

38. Discussion Topics Interactive classroom (Smart Board)
Classroom Library
Computer Lab

39. Classroom Library Library day in our classroom is every Tuesday.
You are allowed to check out one book from our classroom library.
All books are due the following Tuesday.
You must check out the book with the class Librarian.
If you need help, please see our classroom Librarian.
If you do not follow these procedures,
you will not be allowed to check out books.

40. Entering and exiting the computer lab
You are to always enter the computer lab quietly.
DO NOT USE THE COMPUTER UNTIL I instruct you do so. You need to listen to the learning activity for the day.
Always follow our classroom rules while at the computer rules.
Failure to adhere to these rules will cause you not to participate in the computer lab activity for the day.

41. Discussion Topics Classroom Economy Classroom Economy Jobs
Classroom Economy Bonuses
Classroom Economy Fines
Classroom Economy Rewards
Examples

42. What is Classroom Economy?
Students will earn classroom money for jobs that they hold in class, they will pay rent for their desks and they will pay taxes in April. Students can earn bonus cash for good attendance, completed assignments, etc. On the other hand, students who do not meet classroom expectations will be given fines for not meeting classroom expectations. Students will be allowed to purchase items from the classroom store, and will be allowed to participate in a monthly auction.

43. Classroom Economy Jobs

44. Banker
There are 5 Banker positions available. Responsibilities: You will keep banking records for 6 to 7 students. You will accept money for deposits, payout money for salaries and withdrawals. You will keep some cash ready to meet requests and will deposit remaining cash into the Central Classroom Bank. Salary: $300 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

45. Police Officer
There are 5 Police Officer positions available. Responsibilities: You will be responsible for monitoring 6 to 7 students. You will issue/collect fines for students who are not meeting classroom expectations. You will keep a record of all fines/fine payments. Salary: $280 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

46. Clerk
There are 2 Clerk positions available. Responsibilities: You will be responsible for handing out and collecting papers and student supplies. You will also be responsible for organizing supplies and keeping them neat. Salary: $250 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

47. Messenger
There are 2 Messenger positions available. Responsibilities: Deliver messages/papers to other classrooms or to the office. Answer the phone during instruction time. Salary: $220 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

48. Custodian
There are 5 Custodian positions available. Responsibilities: Keep the board, floor and countertops clean. Tidy up classroom areas when they need it. Make sure recycling items are placed where they should be. Salary: $250 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

49. Librarian
There is 1 Librarian position available. Responsibilities: Keep a record of books checked out of the classroom library. Remind students to return the books if they are late. Keep the classroom library organized. Take books to the school library as needed. Salary: $240 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

50. Attendance/Lunch Supervisor
There is 1 Attendance/Lunch Supervisor position available. Responsibilities: You will take daily attendance, lunch count and record absences. Report absences and lunch count to the teacher. Provide students with make-up materials when they return to class. Salary: $220 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

51. Homework Supervisor
There are 2 Homework Supervisor positions available. Responsibilities: You will check in all homework, recording all completed, incomplete and missing homework assignments. You will report all missing/incomplete homework to the police officers to issue fines. Salary: $220 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

52. Technology Supervisor
There are 2 Technology Supervisor positions available. Responsibilities: You will be responsible for turning the lights/computers on or off at appropriate times. You will assist with technology tasks such as setting up projectors, preparing cameras, using equipment and assisting students with logging in. Salary: $220 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

53. Equipment Supervisor
There are 1 Equipment Supervisor position available. Responsibilities: You will keep a record of all classroom equipment. Borrow and return gym equipment as needed. Salary: $220 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

54. Store Clerk
There are 2 Store Clerk positions available. Responsibilities: You will manage the school store, keep a record of inventory and run the store when students purchase items. Salary: $220 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

55. News Director
There is 1 News Director position available. Responsibilities: You will be responsible for keeping the class updated on current events. Research topics of interest (with teacher approval) and report to the class. Update classroom newsletter. Salary: $240 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

56. Meteorologist
There is 1 Meteorologist position available. Responsibilities: You will be responsible for checking daily weather forecasts and reporting them to the class. Keep a record of weather that occurs throughout the year. Salary: $240 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

57. Substitute
There are 1-4 Substitute positions available. Responsibilities: You will be responsible for performing the job of any absent student. Salary: $200 a month ($ every 2 weeks)

58. Information Rent Desk Monthly Rent: $200 a month
One-time desk purchase price: $500 
Failure to pay rent
Students who miss a rent payment will be excluded from that month’s auction.
Successful Saving 
Students who make their rent payments and manage to save additional money can reap rewards:
They get to be bidders on Auction Day.
They can be recognized in front of everyone during the year-end wrap-up.
Most temptingly, they have the chance to buy their desks outright and forever be rent-free.

59. Information Key Points
Students are responsible for keeping up their own registers to record transactions (banker can check math upon request)
Payday is every other Friday. Bankers will distribute paychecks, students will record in register
Students may only spend money they earn. They may not give away money or hire students to do their job.
Students are encouraged to save at least 10% of their paycheck for unexpected fines or expenses.

60. Bonuses
In addition to the monthly salaries that students earn from their jobs, they can earn bonus money by performing well academically and participating in extracurricular activities.
Activity Bonus Amount
Earn a (4) on a small test or quiz $50
Earn a (4) on a major test $100
At school all week long $100
Turned in completed homework $50
Get a complement from another teacher $50
Finishing a chapter book (submit summary) $100
Exceptional Behavior $50
Earning a good note from Sub (class bonus) $100/each student
Being a model student $50
Complement from Principal $500
A good visit from the desk fairy $50
Good teamwork (table bonus) $50/each student in group

61. Fines
Just as students can earn bonuses for go above and beyond, students may also be required to pay fines for not meeting classroom expectations.
Activity Fine Amount
Dishonest $50
Messy Desk $50
Off Task Behavior $50
Missing Work $50
Tardiness (3rd+offense) $50
Rudeness $50
No Name on Work $10
Not being responsible with materials $100
Late Work $50
Incomplete work/homework $50
Bad note from sub (class) $100/each student
Table group off task (group) $50/each student
Absent (each day) $20

62. Classroom Store iReward Coupon Price Homework pass (1 section) $50
(May purchase one every Friday or save money for Auction)
Homework pass (1 section) $50
Pencil Box $75
Notebook $100
Pencil $25
Pen $40
Eraser $40
Treat $30
Homework pass (all sections) $200
Erase a fine pass $40
Snack from the teacher pass $30

63. Monthly Auction iReward Coupon Bidding starts at…
(May purchase one every Friday or save money for Auction)
Chew gum in class $20
Sit at the Teacher’s desk for the day $75
Wear a hat in the classroom $25
Use the Teacher’s seat for the day (front of class) $75
Sit with your best friend during class today $50
Wear sunglasses in the classroom for the day $20
Be the first in line ALL day today $20
No morning work today $20
Eat a healthy treat while you work $20
Eat candy while you work $30
20 minutes extra computer time $100
15 minutes tablet time $75
Yoga ball chair for the day $75
Yoga ball chair for the week $150
Use a pen for the day $10
Shoes off (socks on) in the classroom all day $50
Switch jobs with a classmate for a day $50
Lead a class game or activity $50
Teacher cleans and organizes your desk $100
Switch desks with a classmate for the day $50
Read a book or poem to the class $50
Teacher’s assistant for the day $50
Give the spelling test to the class $100
Share a song with the class (approved by teacher) $50
Wear your slippers in the classroom for the day $50

64. Class Rewards iReward Coupon Bidding starts at…
(Students must pool money together as a class)
5 minute class chat break $300
List to music while you work $600
20 minutes free time for the class $1000
Cookie Party (Teacher will bring in) $1500
Donut Party (Teacher will bring in) $1500
No homework for the class for 1 night $2000
End of trimester class pizza party $3000

65. Example My Job: Banker Salary: $300.00/month (paid $150 every 2 weeks)
 Salary this month: $300.00
Rent Due this month: $
Bonuses paid this month:
4 quizzes with a ‘4’, paid at $20 each is $80.00
Attendance, paid at $25 each week is $100.00
Completed Homework, paid at $20 each week is $80.00
Good visit from desk fairy is $25.00
Teamwork Bonus $50.00
Total bonuses: $335
Fines paid this month:
Missing assignment is $50.00
No name on work $10.00
Total fines: $60.00
salary $ (remaining at end of month)
rent (10% savings, deposited with banker)
fines snack from teacher
bonuses $ left for end of month auction
$ remaining

66. Example
My Job: Substitute Salary: $200.00/month (paid $100 every 2 weeks)
 Salary this month: $200.00
Rent Due this month: $
Bonuses paid this month:
2 quizzes with a ‘4’, paid at $20 each is $40.00
Attendance, paid at $25 each week is $100.00
Completed Homework, paid at $20 each week is $80.00
Good visit from desk fairy is $25.00
Teamwork Bonus $50.00
Caught being good (no fines) $50.00
Total bonuses: $345
Fines paid this month:
Total fines: $0.00
salary $ (remaining at end of month)
rent (10% savings, deposited with banker)
fines snack from teacher
bonuses $ left for end of month auction
$ remaining

67. Discussion Topics Existing Mrs. Crislip’s Class
A message from Mrs. Crislip
Student/Parent Signature Page

68. leaving at the end of the day)
Class Dismissal
The teacher dismisses you, not the bell
Do not start packing up prior to the end of the class
Wait until the teacher finishes and officially dismisses you with:
“Have a fantastic day”
All chairs are to be stacked up in front of your table group, when I say “Stack them up, please”
*(Applies to the class
leaving at the end of the day)

69. A Message From Mrs. Crislip…
I look forward toward a productive school year. I know that all of you all possess the gift of learning. I look forward to being your teacher and watching you grow academically in our classroom. Here’s to an awesome school year!!!

70. STUDENT SIGNATURE
Student’s Name:____________________________ I have read with my parent/guardian the contents of Mrs. Crislip’s PowerPoint and understand it. I promise to follow the classroom rules, procedures, and guidelines. _____________________ _______________ Student Signature Date