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You Don't Have to Dread Cafeteria Duty

A Guide to Surviving Lunchroom, Recess, Bus, and "Other Duties as Assigned"

By: Dori E. Novak, Joanne Wachter Ghio

Here are dozens of useful ideas you can use to turn nonclassroom interactions between students and staff into affirming, encouraging--and even learning--experiences for everyone.

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Grade Level: PreK-12
ISBN: 9780803967359
Published By: Corwin
Year: 1998
Page Count: 104
Publication date: May 05, 1998

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Description

Ideas, plans, games, and reproducibles to make your elementary school's cafeteria an inviting place where children can continue to learn - and still have fun. Plus tips on making those "other duties" more enjoyable and less stressful.

Author(s)

Dori E. Novak

Joanne Wachter Ghio

Joanne C. Wachter is a writer and consultant with expertise in education. Her teaching experience includes elementary school and middle school stints as a classroom teacher and language arts supervisor.

Table of Contents

The Dreaded School Cafeteria Scene

What Could Be

Making The Dream Come True

As Simple as 1-2-3

Managing the Phases of Lunch Time

Teaching Restaurant-Like Behavior

Deciding Decor

From Institutional Blah to Affordable Pizzaz

Building Excitement for the Project

Grand Opening

Maintaining and Celebrating Accomplishments

Managing `Other Duties as Assigned'

Conclusion

Bon Appetit

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