Make a classroom alignment chart
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Every class has the same student types, and an alignment chart sorts them in one go. The classic grid runs lawful to chaotic and good to evil, and each box holds a classroom habit, from color-coding notes to asking a question as the bell rings.
The template opens as a 3x3 grid titled "Classroom alignment", colored along the diagonal. Teachers can use it as a warm-up and let the class argue about the boxes. Students can rewrite it for their own class. Edit any box and download a PNG.
Work and school
Meeting alignment
LawfulNeutralChaoticGoodSends the agenda the day beforeTakes notes and shares themEnds it ten minutes earlyNeutralReads the slides out loudCamera off, says "same"Joins from the carEvilBooks 4:45 p.m. on a Friday"Quick question" for an hourUnmutes to eat chips
Group project alignment
LawfulNeutralChaoticGoodMakes the shared doc and a timelineQuietly fixes everyone's slidesDoes it all the night before. It is great.NeutralDoes exactly their partShows up. That is it.Changes the topic two days beforeEvilPuts their name firstVanishes until the gradeEdits the file during the presentation
Email sign-off alignment
LawfulNeutralChaoticGoodBest regards,Thanks so much!Cheers! :)NeutralRegards,ThanksSent from my phoneEvilPer my last email,Thanks in advanceno capitals, no sign-off
Alignment chart templates
Start from a ready-made grid and make it yours. See all 32 templates
Classic alignment (D&D)Brains vs moralsPolitical compassPurity vs chaosCompetence vs confidenceEffort vs talentIdeas vs executionTired vs wiredVibe checkCould kill you / cinnamon rollLooks cool vs is coolLooks like a hero / is a villainWould survive a zombie apocalypseMain character vs NPCHot takesHow you eat pizzaHow you eat cerealCoffee ordersHow you load a dishwasherSleeping positionsTexting stylesShopping cart alignmentCat behaviorsFriend group rolesAirport behaviorsMeeting behaviorsGroup project rolesEmail sign-offsStudent typesBlank 3x3 gridBlank 2x2 gridBlank 4x4 grid