Cafeteria behavior

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Lunchtime used to be chaotic at Garfield Elementary, where students eat in shifts, with up to 180 students in the cafeteria at any given time. Disrespectful behavior was common, and a steady stream of discipline referrals flowed from the cafeteria to the office.That changed after school leaders prioritized improving lunchtime behavior during the 2006/2007 school year. Their approach: involving children in a rule-making process that clarified behavior expectations and increased student…

Unless you have a concrete plan for school cafeteria behavior, you can't expect it to go well. There are just too many kids in there at once.

Some principals have nightmares about cafeteria time. Here are some tips for improving student behavior, training monitors, and planning trouble-free recess time.

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Worried about sending your child to school with lackluster table manners? Here are a few tips for improving your kid's cafeteria etiquette.

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Cafeteria Rules/Lunch Room Pocket Chart Sort | Mrs. McGinnis' Little Zizzers

golden spatula award for good lunch room behavior-- I love the idea of positive behavior reinforcement in the cafe!

We use this tool at lunch to monitor behaviors at the lunch tables. I made this on a large piece of foam board. The trophies and large black circles have small pieces of black velcro on them. I used black duct tape to help reinforce the edges.

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It's Back to School time! That means it is probably time to talk about what is expected in the cafeteria or lunchroom & using good manners! So grab this activity, which give examples of behavior in the cafeteria for your students to think about, sort & glue. It's perfect for that first week back to school! Students will sort the following 8 pictures: walk in yell chew with my mouth closed stay in my spot be a mess raise my hand for help run in toss my trash (in the garbage can) Grab my…

Beginning of school or first day of school activity! Using this cafeteria lunchroom rules pocket chart, you can teach your kids the cafeteria or lunchroom rules. The kids sort the lunchroom behavior cards into good and sad choices as you introduce the rules. This can be done whole group, or introduced as a learning center.

School cafeterias aren't always the most pleasant places to be in, but these are!

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