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Teaching Procedural Routines
Introduction
0:26
Procedural Routines
2:28
Instructions and Giving Directions
2:23
Cleanup Routines
Cleanup and Closing Class
2:21
Perfecting Your Cleanup Routine
4:29
Specific Cleanup Jobs for Students
2:40
Specific Cleanup Jobs for Students, Part 2
1:41
Behavioral Routines
Establishing Expectations and Consequences
2:34
Keeping Noise at an Acceptable Level
2:15
Attention-Getting Routines
2:18
More Strategies for Attention and Instruction
2:22
Strategies for Early Finishers
3:10
Routines for Specific Materials
Simple and Efficient Supply Routines
2:48
Organization of Drawing Materials
1:10
Routines and Organization for Clay
2:11
Routines and Organization for Paint
1:11
Routines for Novelty Materials and Cleanup
3:05
Building Rapport With Your Students
Strategies for Groups
2:30
Discussion Starters to Build Rapport
1:19
How to Fix a Failing Routine
Re-Evaluating and Re-Teaching
1:37
Conclusion
0:22
Unlock Certificate: 5 Questions
About
Discussion
Resources
Links3 PD Hours
1 Learn how to establish a set of routines, expectations, and consequences that form an effective classroom management plan
2 Discover how to reset and reteach routines that have gone off track
3 Explore strategies and routines for organizing and teaching a variety of media
When you see hundreds of students every week, classroom management can quickly become an overwhelming burden. In this workshop, discover strategies to help you get your routines back on track to help your classroom run smoothly. Learn how to analyze different aspects of your classroom management plan in order to hone in on opportunities for improvement. Whether your plan needs a complete overhaul or just a few tweaks, this Learning Pack will help you develop a classroom management plan that really works.
Connected Professional Art Educator Competencies
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
Daily Management
5.2 Sets and communicates art room expectations, routines, and procedures
Physical Space
5.5 Ensures the art room space is accessible for all students
5.6 Maintains organization of student work
5.7 Plans for and upholds routines for supply distribution
Student Behavior
5.10 Manages behavior so the classroom environment is conducive to learning
Alecia Kaczmarek
Elementary Art Teacher and PRO Facilitator
Alecia is a K-6 elementary art in a large district in central Iowa, and is passionate about teaching and reaching her students. She sees herself as a facilitator of artistic experiences, creative skill building, and assisting students in the development of their artistic identities. It is her philosophy and mission to provide students with a well-roundeded, innovative, fun, and meaningful arts education.
Ask Three
Dirt Square
Take-Home Table
Painting Clean-Up
15 Attention-Grabbing Ideas
Getting Water
Paintbrush Cleaning
Conversation Starters
15 Questions to Ask Yourself About Classroom Management
8 Fundamental Routines That Will Transform Your Art Room
7 Easy Ways to Create a Calm and Focused Art Room
7 Paint Routines You’ll Never Regret Teaching
2 PD Hours
11 Videos
13 Resources
