Choose 3-5 routines your students should follow regularly. Remember that routines are not rules. Routines are procedures to be followed to help maximize learning and positive behavior.
Requirements: Name the grade level and the situation (turning in homework, getting materials, etc.). Describe the steps students should take to complete the routine. Discuss 1-2 SEL standards per routine that would help students successfully perform each routine regularly.
Here are 3-5 routines that your students should follow regularly, along with the grade level, situation, steps to complete the routine, and 1-2 SEL standards per routine:
Grade Level: 3-5 Situation: Turning in homework
Steps:
SEL Standards:
Grade Level: K-5 Situation: Getting materials for a lesson
Steps:
SEL Standards:
Grade Level: 3-5 Situation: Entering the classroom
Steps:
SEL Standards:
Grade Level: K-5 Situation: Lining up for lunch, recess, or other activities
Steps:
SEL Standards:
Grade Level: 3-5 Situation: Sharing materials
Steps:
SEL Standards:
These are just a few examples of routines that your students can follow regularly. Routines can help students to maximize their learning and positive behavior. By teaching students how to follow routines, you can help them to develop the skills they need to be successful in school and in life.