Printable classroom jobs chart
Assign and rotate class jobs every week.
Content
One per line.
Look
Colour
Processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
How to make a classroom jobs chart
- 1
Change the title and type your jobs, one per line.
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Choose A4 or US Letter, and portrait or landscape.
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Pick a colour, and switch on “Fillable PDF” if you want to type into it.
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Download the PDF and print it at 100% scale.
About this classroom jobs chart
Classroom jobs give students responsibility and keep the room running: line leader, board cleaner, attendance helper, librarian, plant waterer, door holder. This chart lists each job with a column for each week, so you can rotate fairly and everyone gets a turn.
Edit the jobs for your class; the chart prints one row per job.
What’s on the page
- A table with columns for Job, Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, with rows for your jobs.
Tips
- Teach each job once before students take over.
- Rotate weekly so every student tries different roles.
- Have a “substitute” job to cover absences.
Made to fit, then printed
Everything on this classroom jobs chart can be changed before you print: the title, the jobs, the colour, the paper size and orientation. The page is drawn on your device and nothing is uploaded. Find more printables.
Frequently asked questions
How many classroom jobs should I have?
Many teachers have one job for every student; others use 8–12 jobs and rotate. Either works.
Can I fill in the classroom jobs chart on my phone or tablet?
Yes. Switch on “Fillable PDF” before downloading and the PDF gets typing boxes and tick boxes you can use in most PDF apps. Or print it and use a pen.
Will it print well in black and white?
Yes. The layout uses light fills and clear lines that print cleanly in grey. Choose the “Grey” colour to save colour ink entirely.
Can I change the jobs?
Yes. Type your own, one per line, and the page updates as you type. Leave a line empty to remove it.
What paper size should I print on?
Choose A4 or US Letter before downloading, and print at 100% or “Actual size”. Portrait and landscape layouts are both available.