Preschool Classroom Jobs Chart | Classroom Jobs Chart with Pictures | 26 Pages

Preschool classroom jobs chart with picture labels

This preschool classroom jobs chart is a packet of 26 chart pages where every job has its own small drawing and a short label. A door stands for Door Holder, a train for Caboose and a light bulb for Lights, so children who cannot read yet can still find their job.

It is made for early learners from preschool to 2nd grade and for any teacher who wants a job board that children can read by picture. The pictures are drawn next to every job name on all 26 chart pages.

What’s on the pages

Each chart page has a Classroom Jobs or Classroom Jobs Chart heading and a grid of job cards. The grids differ from page to page: some pages show nine large cards in three rows, some show a longer grid with a dozen or more small ones, and some show six big pictures with bold labels.

• Hallway jobs: Line Leader, Line Monitor, Line Ender, Door Holder and Caboose.
• Helping jobs: Messenger, Paper Passer, Librarian, Lunch Helper and Snack Helper.
• Room jobs: Lights, Cleaner, Board Cleaner, Supplies and Trash Monitor.
• Daily routine jobs: Calendar Helper, Weather Reporter, Attendance Helper and Tech Helper.

Think of each page as a classroom job picture chart: the label is short, the drawing is large and the card has a clear border around it. Cards on some pages have a colored strip under the drawing for the name, and others put the name beside it.

The drawings are simple objects: an arrow, a door, an envelope, a stack of books, a broom, a calendar, a clipboard and a laptop. Each stays the same on most pages, so a child who learns the arrow for Line Leader will find it again on the next chart.

What’s in the download

The preschool classroom jobs chart pdf has 28 pages in total, and every page opens as a normal PDF page you can print on its own.

• Name page: 1 page with lines for name, class and date
• Picture job charts: 26 pages
• Thank you page: 1 page

Everything comes as PDF, so you can print one chart or several. The preschool classroom jobs chart printable pages are meant to be printed as they are, and the job names are already on them.

How to use a preschool classroom jobs chart

Pick the chart with the jobs your room needs and print it. Post it where children can see it, and place a name strip or a clothespin beside each picture to show who has which job this week.

A few ways to use the pages:

• Hang the chart at child height so students can find their own picture each morning.
• Point to a picture and ask the class what the job is, which gives early readers a quick word-and-picture review.
• Print two different charts and change them every other week to keep the job list fresh.
• Send a smaller job, such as Lights or Messenger, home as a classroom role for a day.
• Leave a printed chart for a substitute so the routine stays the same.

A preschool classroom jobs chart works best when each job is easy to do and easy to name. Start with five or six jobs and add more as the year goes on. Children who know the first jobs well can then help teach the new ones to the class.

Take a look at the preview pages before you buy, so you can see the drawings and the layouts.

For more printables for your room, browse the activities category or the flashcards category. You can also look through the whole shop.

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