Using a formal job application is a fun opportunity for you to get each student's commitment in writing that they will perform any job to the best of their abilities. Ask students to list their first, second, and third choice jobs. Here is an example of a Classroom Job Application. It also meet Language Arts standards for filling out forms.
Make the Assignments
Before you assign the jobs in your classroom, hold a class meeting where you announce and describe each job, collect applications, and emphasize the importance of each and every duty. Promise to give each child his or her first or second choice job some time throughout the school year. You will need to decide and announce how often the jobs will be changing. After you assign the jobs, give each student a job description about their assignment. They will use this to learn what they need to do, so be explicit!
Make the Assignments
Before you assign the jobs in your classroom, hold a class meeting where you announce and describe each job, collect applications, and emphasize the importance of each and every duty. Promise to give each child his or her first or second choice job some time throughout the school year. You will need to decide and announce how often the jobs will be changing. After you assign the jobs, give each student a job description about their assignment. They will use this to learn what they need to do, so be explicit!
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