50 Elementary School Lesson Plans for Positive Classroom Behavior Management
This comprehensive set of 50 lesson plans provides a roadmap for cultivating positive classroom behavior by embedding SEL principles into daily learning and interactions. By consistently applying these strategies, educators and parents can empower students to become self-aware, self-managed, socially aware, relationship-skilled, and responsible decision-makers.
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50 Elementary School Lesson Plans for Positive Classroom Behavior Management
Sample Lesson Plan Elementary School
Category 1: Understanding Behavior & Expectations
Lesson Plan 1: The Classroom Constitution (SEL Standard: Responsible Decision-Making)
- Title: Our Class Rules: Building a Strong Community
- Objective: Students will understand the importance of classroom rules and actively participate in creating them.
- Learning Outcomes:
- Students can identify 3-5 essential classroom rules.
- Students can explain why rules are important for a positive learning environment.
- Students can contribute at least one rule proposal.
- Detailed Expansion:
- Activity: Brainstorm a list of "What makes our classroom a good place to learn and be with friends?" Write down all suggestions. Then, discuss how these ideas can be turned into clear, positive rules. Examples: "Instead of 'No running,' let's say 'Walk inside.'"
- Discussion: "Why do we have rules at home? (traffic lights, playgrounds)? How do rules help us feel safe and respected?" Compare classroom rules to community rules.
- Assessment: Students draw a picture illustrating one of the class rules and write a sentence explaining it.
- Parent/Leader Connection: Share the finalized class rules with parents and encourage them to discuss them at home, reinforcing their importance and consistency. Leaders can facilitate a school-wide discussion on common expectations.