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Lesson Plans


Re: HS clean-up time

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Dianna (dmammone)
Sat, 30 Oct 1999 19:45:16 -0400

I issue chore cards with all the chores that need to be completed by each
student written on them. I start chores the last 15 minutes of class. When
someone finishes they hand in their chore card and I check their clean up.
If it's ok, they can leave, if not, THEY stay late. Only the late or messy
kids stay. So far it's working pretty good.
Diannabanana
----- Original Message -----
From: Deb Mortl <dmortl>
To: <artsednet.edu>
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 1999 6:54 PM
Subject: HS clean-up time

> Hi - does anyone know some good ways to get high schoolers to clean up
> better after painting class? We have 50 minute classes, two sinks, and
> everyone scrambling to get out of there before the bell rings. I've tried
> keeping the kids until the room is d\clean, but then I just get it from
the
> other teachers. What happens is I always spend my prep cleaning up after
> them. The sinks are awful, tables don't seem to get wiped down, etc. The
> kids keep their own brushes so they are responsiibe for those at least!
>
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