Jump Into a New Year With a Rules in the Classroom Worksheet Pack

Start the school year strong by helping your youngest learners understand classroom expectations while developing essential early writing skills! Our Rules in the Classroom Worksheet pack is the perfect resource for Kindergarten and 1st grade students who are learning how to form sentences.

Teaching classroom rules is one of the most important parts of the first few weeks of school. This printable Rules in the Classroom worksheet set makes it easy to introduce concepts like lining up, cleaning up, and raising their hand while reinforcing early writing skills.

Free Printable Rules of the Classroom Worksheet Set

This free printable rules of the classroom worksheet set has been thoughtfully designed to scaffold the writing process for early learners. Each page includes a mix of literacy and creative tasks to keep students engaged while reinforcing the importance of following rules in the classroom.

Students will:

•  Cut, rearrange, and paste words to form a complete sentence about a classroom rule.
• Write the sentence independently, building handwriting and sentence construction skills.
• Draw a picture that shows how to follow that rule in real life.

This worksheet set takes an approach that supports fine motor development, reading comprehension, and vocabulary growth while encouraging positive classroom behavior. With three different classroom rule-themed writing prompts, you can easily choose the handout that best fits your current lesson or revisit the activity throughout later lessons for reinforcement.

Download Your Free Printable Classroom Rules Worksheets

Ready to get started? Using our free printable classroom rules worksheets couldn’t be easier! Simply click the dropdown arrow on the Download button to choose between the PDF or Google Slides version of the worksheet. Print a copy for each student, or project it for whole-class modeling during your morning meeting.

These printable writing activities are perfect for:

• The first week of school
• Writing center rotations
• Whole-class rule discussions
• Independent or small-group practice
• Relief teacher plans or quick review sessions

This resource was created by Samantha Rose, a Teacher in Florida and Teach Starter Collaborator.

More Classroom Rules Activities & Worksheets

If your students enjoyed learning with these classroom rules activities & worksheets, explore more ways to help them remember those positive classroom habits! Try pairing this resource with:

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