Classroom Jobs Chart
A classroom jobs chart with 12 jobs in a four-column grid, from Line Leader and Caboose to Lights and Substitute. Each job has a one-line description and a cell beside it for the helper's name. Fill in the week and your name at the top.
- Grade Level
- Pre-K to Grade 5
- Pages
- 1
- Formats
- PDF, Google Docs, Word
- Paper Size
- US Letter and A4
- Checked By
- Milo, Classroom Teacher
- Last Updated
- October 2026
Classroom Jobs Chart Example
One week of class jobs: every job has a helper, and the Substitute covers for anyone absent.
What's in the Classroom Jobs Chart
12 Classroom Jobs
Line Leader, Caboose, Door Holder, Paper Passer, Librarian, Messenger and six more.
What Each Job Means
A short line under every job name, such as Walks at the end of the line.
A Cell for Each Name
An empty cell beside every job for the student's name, plus Week of and Teacher fields.
Editable Versions
Change a job in the Word or Google Docs file, or type names into the PDF.
How to Use the Classroom Jobs Chart
Print and Laminate
Print it on heavy paper and laminate it, so you can wipe the names off and reuse it all year.
Fill In the Week
Write the week and your name at the top, so it is clear which week the helpers belong to.
Assign a Job to Each Student
Write each student's first name in the cell beside a job with a dry-erase marker.
Read the Jobs Together
Go through the chart on the first day, and have each helper say what their job means.
Rotate on a Set Day
Wipe the names off every Monday or Friday and move everyone to a new job.
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