When Students Refuse to Clean Up: How to Turn Chaos into Cooperation

When Students Refuse to Clean Up: How to Turn Chaos into Cooperation
Are you an art teacher struggling with cleanup time in your art class? Do you have students who refuse to clean up, leaving behind a mess at the end of the period? You’re not alone! In this video, I’ll share 8 strategies that will help you turn cleanup chaos into cooperation so your art classroom runs more smoothly.
Whether you teach elementary art or work in any art education setting, having a solid cleanup routine is key to maintaining an organized and efficient art room. I’ll cover everything from using a visual timer to holding students accountable and building consistent cleanup routines. Plus, I’ll share my Ketchup and Pickle Day strategy, how I use positive reinforcement, and ways to make cleanup time more engaging.
By implementing these art room management strategies, you can create a smoother transition from art-making to cleanup, ensuring students take responsibility and follow directions. Let’s make cleanup time easier for you and more effective for your students!
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