Behavior Management Classroom Whole Class Behaviour Intervention Chart Sheet

Managing behavior positively in the classroom is a daily struggle turned breeze with strategies for behavior management. Tried, tested, and true in my classroom, I've created and use all of the tools below to help my students succeed. This set includes a wide range of tools for educators to use to insure success and harmony in each school day. Each item listed below is for sell independently in my store.

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28 Unique Behavior Charts
☺ Chart 1: Checkmark Chart

☺ Chart 2: Points Pages (4 different versions)

☺ Chart 3: Reflection Charts

☺ Chart 4: Smiley Face Goal Tracker (whole sheet and half sheet versions)

☺ Chart 5: You Are a Star Reward Chart

☺ Chart 6: Task Monitor Sheets (2 different versions)

☺ Chart 7: Work Tracker (2 different versions)

☺ Chart 8: Game On Chart

☺ Chart 9: Meeting My Goals (2 different versions)

☺ Chart 10: My List of Successes Sheet (1 primary & 1 secondary version)

☺ Chart 11: Recording Results Chart

☺ Chart 12: Rising to the Top (3 different versions)

☺ Chart 13: Stoplight Chart

☺ Chart 14: Tally Mark Chart

☺ Chart 15: Behavior Report Card (2 versions)

☺ Chart 16: Color Card Record Keeping Chart (Week and Month versions)

☺ Chart 17: Daily Notes (2 versions)

☺ Chart 18: Finish the Face Chart (2 and 3 goal versions)

☺ Chart 19: How's It Going Chart

☺ Chart 20: Positives and Negatives Chart (2 versions)

☺ Chart 21: Reward Pie and Reward Star (2 pie charts and 1 star chart)

☺ Chart 22: Behavior Consequence Chart (3 versions)

☺ Chart 23: Behavior Log (Week and Daily versions)

☺ Chart 24: End of Day Reflection Chart (3 versions)

☺ Chart 25: My Daily Progress Chart (2 sets with several versions each)

☺ Chart 26: Remembering the Rules Chart & Rules I'm Working On (2 versions)

☺ Chart 27: Thumbs Chart

☺ Chart 28: Total Reward Chart (3 versions)

25 Reward Charts

Adventures

☆ Dinosaurs, Monster, Ocean, Treasure, Pirate

For Boys

☆ Racecar, Railroad, Robot, Space, Super Hero

For Girls

☆Princess, Rainbows, Unicorn, Owl, Flowers

Sports

☆ Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Soccer

Treats

☆ Apple Tree, Candy, Cupcake, Gumball, Popcorn

25 Editable Brag Bracelets

25 Editable Brag Badges

25 Editable Brag Ribbons

Behavior Management Daily Assistant Set

✶ 8 Classroom Control Cards

✶ Self-Sabotage Versus Self- Advocate

✶ Stop Lights and Stop Sign

✶ Tough Cookie and Crumbling Cookie

✶ Victor Versus Vindictive: How Are You Handling Your Situation?

✶ Volcano Anger Levels

Chance Boards sized 7” * 5” with extras

★ Reward Menu sized 4” * 4.5”

★ Consequence Menu sized 4” * 4.5”

★ 54 popular incentive/reward choices for positive reinforcement

★ 39 commonly used consequences

★ 11 behavior goals compatible with the Chance Board

★ Behavior rubric to document daily behavior data

★ Cumulative behavior data sheet to summarize information

★ How to assemble and use written directions

★ How to assemble and use video instructions

13 Premade Behavior Contracts

☺ Chart 1: Attendance : This chart is useful for students who are truant. I often use this before a student is report to the truancy officer or when grades are being effected by school absences.

☺ Chart 2: Bus : Use this chart for students who have had a bus offense or have had a history of problems while riding school transportation. This can also be useful for extracurricular activities that require transportation.

☺ Chart 3: Citizenship : This should be utilized for students who bully and have repeated offenses of inappropriate communication or social interaction with others.

☺ Chart 4: Class Communications : This chart is useful for students who talk out of turn during class and verbally disrupt instruction.

☺ Chart 5: Homework : Use this chart to establish guidelines for students who either don’t turn in assignments or have 5 or more missing homework assignments.

☺ Chart 6: Honesty : useful for students who steal. Can also be used for those who steal and lie but for lying only use the Truth Contract.

☺ Chart 7: Physical Self-Control : This is my go to contract for useful for students who are physically aggressive towards peers or adults. I find this contract very important in a behavior plan so the parent understands that no level of physical aggression is acceptable and that they are well informed on the consequences.

☺ Chart 8: Preparedness : This contract is useful for the students who come to class with no supplies and are always asking for a pencil or a piece of paper.

☺ Chart 9: Punctuality : This contract is similar to the Attendance Contract but is more useful for students who are often tardy before the start of class periods.

☺ Chart 10: Respect : Use this contract for students who are disrespectful to adults.

☺ Chart 11: Respect of Property : This contract is useful for students who vandalize.

☺ Chart 12: Truth : Useful for students who chronically lie and have social, academic or criminal problems due to lying. Can be used in conjunction with the Honesty Contract if lying and stealing are a combination concern.

☺ Chart 13: Work Completion : This is helpful for students who don’t complete work even when given time in class to finish.

☺ Chart 14: Behavior Contract Template : This is helpful for making your own contracts.

First/Then Boards

★ First, Then Boards sized 5” * 3”

★ First, Next, Then Boards sized 7.75” * 3”

★ Choice Boards with 8 boxes for desired rewards

★ 29 Academically Focused goals for “First”

★ 29 Life Skills goals for “First”

★ 54 popular incentive choices for positive reinforcement

I’m Working For Token Boards

★ A 3 circle I’m Working For Token Board

★ A 4 circle I’m Working For Token Board

★ A 5 circle I’m Working For Token Board

★ A choice board with 1 goal and 4 choices

★ A choice board with 1 goal and 8 choices

★ 44 popular incentive choices for positive reinforcement

★ 41 positively worded visual goals

Cue Card Set (large and small pages) with 176 individual picture and text visual cards

Procedure Posters for School and Classroom Rules

• Cafeteria

• Classroom

• Hallway

• Recess

• Restroom (2 versions)

• Voice Level

Social Scripting Set that includes

★ Arguing

★ Asking for a Drink

★ Asking for a Toy

★ Asking to go to the Restroom

★ Clean Up

★ Computer Use and Stopping

★ Doing Something You Don’t Like

★ Easy Work

★ Feelings

★ Fire Drills

★ Friends

★ Getting Someone’s Attention

★ Help

★ How Are You?

★ I’m Sorry

★ Inner Monologue: Thoughts to Yourself

★ Making a Food Choice

★ Making a Choice

★ Open This

★ Picking Your Nose

★ Picture Day

★ Restroom Help (Two Different Versions)

★ Taking a Work Break

★ What’s Your Name?

★ Winning and Losing

★ Work

Effective Behavior Management Set for Autism, ADD, ADHD

• Classroom Control Cards

• Talk to Teacher Card

• Think Break/Think Break Writing Cards

• Quiet Cards

• Body to self Cards

• Wait Cards

• Behavior Points Printables

• Problem Solve, Primary and Intermediate Student Completed Behavior Resolution

• Daily Report: Informational Student Behavior Sheet For Parents

Visuals for Students with Autism, Aspergers: Behavior Support & Coping Strategies

★ Coping Strategies Choice Cards (sorting activities)

★ Anger Alternatives Cards

★ 3 Different Stoplight Behavior Monitors

★ Break Cards

★ Drill Cards (fire and tornado)

★ I Can Finish Later Cards and Sign

★ My Turn and Your Turn Cards

★ Upset Procedure

Stoplight Behavior Boards

★ Stoplight Boards Boards sized 7” * 2.5”

★ 5 different traffic light sets in 2" circles

★ Reward Menu sized 4” * 4.5”

★ Consequence Menu sized 4” * 4.5”

★ 54 popular incentive/reward choices for positive reinforcement

★ 39 commonly used consequences

★ 11 behavior goals compatible with the Stoplight Board

★ Behavior rubric to document daily behavior data

★ Cumulative behavior data sheet to summarize information

★ How to assemble and use written directions

★ How to assemble and use video instructions

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