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Classroom Behavior Classroom Behavior Rubric Code: LAA65X By carolkotlowski Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: (Other) Grade Levels: K-5

Classroom Behavior
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Conduct	Excellent Students always uses appropriate voice volume and talks at appropriate times. Do not interrupt others.	Good Students usually use appropriate voice volume and usually talks at appropriate times. Do not usually interrupt others.	Fair Students have difficulty controlling the volume of his/her voice and forget when is an appropriate time to talk. Students have trouble with interrupting others.	Poor Students have major difficulty controlling the volume of his/her voice and continually speak out and talk at the inappropriate time.
Following Directions Seated & Ready to Go!	Excellent Students follow all directions immediately.	Good Students follow directions, but occasionally take a while to get started.	Fair Students have to be reminded of directions before he/she can begin.	Poor Students continually have difficulty following directions without the help of others.
Job Completion	Excellent Students completes his/her work in a quiet manner and stay on task at all times.	Good Students complete his/her work and stay on task most of the time.	Fair Students need help to complete assignments or stay on task.	Poor Students do not complete assignments in a timely manner and have difficulty staying on task.
Respect of Others	Excellent Students always respect others' space. Students use polite words with others and help when needed	Good Students usually respect others' space. Students usually use polite words with others and helps when needed.	Fair Students sometimes have trouble respecting others' space. Students has had difficulty getting along with others, have said or done unkind things less than once a week.	Poor Students have trouble respecting others' space. Students do not get along well with others. Have said or done unkind things more than once a week