Classroom Jobs Kit for Middle School
By Radoune Studio
Third week of the term and you are still the one passing out the handouts, wiping the board, chasing the hall pass and counting the headsets. Nobody planned that. It happens because jobs in a middle-school room usually get handed out in the first five minutes as a title - "you're the line leader" - and never taught again. This kit gives every job a card with two duties and one line you can actually check. Not "be responsible". The number on the sheet is true. Back within four minutes. Five out, five back. That line is the difference between a job and a badge. What is in the download • 24 job cards written for a middle-school room - attendance clerk, tech check, sub day host, equipment check, exit ticket clerk, hallway line, lost-and-found clerk, quiet signal - two to a page in the print pack, one to a slide in the deck. • Two duties and a done-when test on every card, so a student knows the job is finished and so do you. The test is the part that gets checked for the first five days. • Rotation planner - four weeks per job, six columns, and a "who has it now" box you only fill in after you have looked. Twelve jobs print on the page; flip it for the rest. • Job application slip, two to a page - rank three jobs, say why in one sentence, name the first thing you will do, and say what you will do if nobody picks you. • The method in four moves - pick before day one, hire out loud (five applications read aloud a day), teach the job not the title, rotate on the Friday in front of t
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