Classroom Jobs Black and White: 37 Printable Job Chart Cards for Elementary

Monday, July 31, 2017

Pull up a chair, because a job chart can change the whole feel of a room. When every student has a classroom job, the room runs smoother and kids feel like it belongs to them too.

Black and white classroom job chart cards printed on bright paper for an elementary classroom

What is in it

  • 37 classroom job cards
  • Jobs like line leader, caboose, messenger, librarian, door holder and weather helper
  • Tech jobs too: computer, tablet, laptop and phone helper
  • 21 pages, printable PDF

Black and white on purpose

These cards print on any school copier. Run them on bright or colored cardstock to match your room, and when your colors change next year, just print them again. No color ink needed. You can see every card in the Classroom Jobs preview on TPT.

How to use them

Glue the cards along a ribbon and let students clip their name next to their job. Hand out new jobs on Friday for the next week. It works for back to school setup and all year after, from kindergarten through 3rd grade.

What teachers are saying

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"Have been looking for black and white images like this FOR TOO LONG! Thank you!"

"This is so easy to understand and super cute names for the jobs!"

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A job for every helper

Print the set, hang the chart, and let your class help run the room.

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Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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I'm Jessica, a teacher and a mom of 4. I started making resources for my own Pre-K to 1st grade kiddos back in 2012, and Teachers Follow Teachers grew from there.

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