Classroom Events G

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2. Secure Venue

  • Your classroom (modify seating)
  • Library, gym, or cafeteria (for larger events)
  • Outdoor space (weather backup required)

2. Set SMART Goals

  • Specific – “Increase participation in reading”
  • Measurable – “80% of students share a project”
  • Achievable – Within class time/budget
  • Relevant – Connects to curriculum or SEL
  • Time-bound – 60-minute event

A. Event Planning Checklist (printable)

  • [ ] Purpose & goals written
  • [ ] Date approved by admin
  • [ ] Budget created & funded
  • [ ] Volunteers recruited (at least 2 adults)
  • [ ] All materials purchased/borrowed
  • [ ] Permission slips distributed (if needed)
  • [ ] Run sheet finalized
  • [ ] Tech tested
  • [ ] Food allergies communicated
  • [ ] Cleanup plan ready