Classroom rules are important to create a well-managed learning environment where students feel safe and can focus. It is best to have just a few clear, encompassing rules like "respect yourself, respect others, respect your environment" that students help create. Involving students in rule-making makes them more likely to follow the rules.

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Why are classroom rules important?
Classroom rules are very important to have a well-managed and safe learning
environment. Teachers can come up with many and various rules including, “no chewing
gum,” “no running with scissors,” etc. etc. But students will have trouble following a list
of classroom rules that is longer than they are tall. It is best to focus on just a few very
important classroom rules, and go from there.
The three most important and all encompassing classroom rules that you can have are:
respect yourself, respect others, and respect your environment. At the beginning of the
school year, you can have your students help you come up with these three classroom
rules. Or, you can simply state them and then have your students brainstorm exactly what
these three classroom rules mean. It is important to involve the students in your classroom
rule-making. They are more likely to follow rules that they themselves have created.
Worksheet (1)
Write down in points (what is the importance of classroom
rules ? )
To create a happy environment for children to learn in
To keep everyone relaxed and prevent stress
So a teacher can keep control of the class
To make sure everyone is safe
To make sure everyone can hear what the teacher is
saying, and are learning
Worksheet (2)
write down why do students find writing difficult?
Most Of the difficulties faced students in the skill of writing is:

2. 1- Inability to deal with vocabulary
2-Poor spelling skills:
spells phonetically and cannot remember patterns;
spells words differently in the same document
reverses letters in spelling
3-May have problems with grammar, syntax and organization:
demonstrates inconsistent memory for sentence mechanics (e.g.,
lack of punctuation and capitalization);
persistent problems with sentence structure (sentences may be
incomplete or syntax may be incorrect or disassociated);
does not have all parts of a well organized paragraph (topic and
supporting sentences, transitional sentence
Ways To Increase Students Vocabulary
Box vocabulary

3. A small box, such as a shoe box, is a very useful tool in the classroom - it can
become a vocabulary box. You also need some small blank cards or pieces of
paper.
At the end of each vocabulary lesson - for example 'Houses and Homes' -
either you or the students should write words from the lesson on different
cards. So, you may end up with ten words on ten cards - bedroom,
kitchen, roof, window…- and these cards are then placed in the
vocabulary box. If you have time, and with better classes, you, or the
students, may write a definition of the word on the reverse of each card.
This vocabulary box can then be used at any time to review the
vocabulary studied over the weeks.
You could simply pick words from the box at random, give the definition
and ask for the word. This can be done as a simple team game.
FOR PRIMARY STAGE
1-Game board
2-five way's
3-Ladder vocabulary
4-The same sound

4. 5-interesting games
6-Four Square Writing
A MINUTE PAPER FOR HIGH STAGE
1-Grammer Board.
2-Ladder Writing .
3-Discussing circle.
4-Square Writing