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These Restorative Practices or Restorative Justice behavior reflection sheets are for students to use when they have broken a rule/failed to meet a school expectation. It is particularly powerful when someone else was harmed due to their actions. It’s perfect when the teacher/administrator/dean doesn’t have time in the moment to have a discussion with the student but can talk through the sheet with them later. They are also great for students who have trouble thinking when they’re in the ‘hot se

Restorative practices are an effective way to improve class and school culture, decrease negative behaviors, and develop successful citizens of the school and world. These tools help you implement the practices in a developmentally appropriate way for elementary students!Restorative circles are one important component of restorative practices. In circles, power and responsibility are shared and equal among all members. The restorative circle prompts in this resource help develop the social-emoti

These Restorative Behavior Reflection Repair Plans invite students who have broken a school rule or expectation to reflect on what they've done, to voice their unmet needs, to consider others who have been impacted, to make more helpful choices in the future, and to make amends to those who have been harmed. A great classroom behavior management tool to implement in your trauma informed classroom. These "think sheets" avoid a shame-based narrative (i.e. the notion that the student "is bad"), a

Restorative Practice Solve the Problem Behavior Reflection Sheet (PBIS)This is a problem solving printable for your students to fill out when there is a problem within the class or between students. It is based on the Restorative Practice way of solving problems and making sure conflicts are resolved, the problem is solved and responsibly is taken. It includes 7 different sheets modified for age/grade/language level.Each modification also has a family signature option****************************

Restorative practices are an effective way to improve class and school culture, decrease negative behaviors, and develop successful citizens of the school and world. Restorative circles are one important component of restorative practices. In circles, power and responsibility are shared and equal among all members. The restorative circle prompts in this resource help develop the social-emotional skills needed for restorative practices to take hold and be effective in your classroom and school.Re

Have you been thinking about introducing restorative practice in your classroom? This packet offers background knowledge, helpful tips, and 20 read aloud lessons to get started with restorative circles. I began to focus on implementing restorative practice in my own teaching a couple years ago. I was interested, but not sure where to begin! I found using a favorite read aloud with my first grade students provided the perfect vehicle for setting up a talking circle. Now I'm so excited to share my

This resource contains all the materials you will need to start implementing restorative practices! The files included in this bundle are:1. Restorative Circles Contract Template and Examples2. Restorative Circle Low-Risk Prompts3. Restorative Circle Value and Character Prompts4. I-Statements Print Out5. Restorative Questions for Conflict ResolutionThese materials can be used in classrooms, counseling, during advisement or at staff meetings. Laminate the prompt cards and agreement ideas and us

This GROWING bundle pack includes ALL of my Restorative Practices resources for both UPPER GRADES AND LOWER GRADES in one discounted pack! In addition to receiving all these products now at a discounted price, you will also receive any future products created for free! The cost of this growing bundle will go up as products are added, however, once purchased your price will cover all future products! Purchase now and receive over 500 pages of resources and growing!**Restorative Practices Circl

Looking for Restorative Practices resources? Check out the growing bundle! Purchase the growing bundle once and you will automatically receive all future created Restorative Practices Resources for free! Includes all resources for upper grades AND lower grades! Click Here!If you are only interested in upper grade resources then check out the Mega Bundle Pack with all resources! Click Here!This document provides you with `180 different discussion starters to be used one per day.Topics are divide

Looking for Restorative Practices resources? Check out the growing bundle! Purchase the growing bundle once and you will automatically receive all future created Restorative Practices Resources for free! Includes all resources for upper grades AND lower grades! Click Here! These discussion starters are ideal for primary grades! If you need the guidelines modified please contact me with a question. This document provides you with `180 different discussion starters to be used one per day. Add

Are you looking for a way to build classroom culture during morning meeting , during the school day, or circle time? Restorative Practices are known to create a strong and cohesive classroom community, build classroom relationships and decrease behavior issues, discipline referrals, and bullying. Using these classroom discussion starters will help build classroom community, not to mention speaking, writing, and critical thinking abilities. Meant to inspire thoughtful reflection, students are

This presentation is designed to teach faculty and staff about the main mindsets and strategies of restorative practices, including relationship building, repairing harm, circles, and informal conferencing. It was created with elementary schools in mind. There are opportunities for audience interaction/participation but it is all optional to not force discomfort on faculty that aren’t comfortable role playing.This resource includes:32 slide PowerPoint. Each slide is completely scripted with addi

community circles (PBIS restorative practice) has been SO effective for myself, my county, and my school.*I made a PPT with ALL the information you need to know about community circles (literally)!*I have included: outside resources, breakdown of circle, months of topic starters, and so much more!*This product is completely EDITABLE :)

This printable contains 126 talking points that can be used in Restorative Circles. These topics are low risk and meant to build rapport. These questions can be used in classrooms circles, during counseling, advisement circles or at staff meetings. If you like this resource, check out the restorative practices starter pack (bundle), or the following individual resources!1. Restorative Circles Contract Template2. Restorative Circles Character & Values Prompts3. I-Statements Print Out4. Rest

{PRINT. CUT. USE. 48 prompts included} Unlike traditional “zero-tolerance” school policies that often target vulnerable and disenfranchised populations of students, Restorative Practices enable people to restore relationships, resolve conflicts, and build community in healthy and positive ways. Use the circle prompts in this resource to proactively guide discussions with students around relationship-building, values, identity and curriculum. Check out the preview for a closer look! Thank y

Reflection, or Think, sheets can be an invaluable tool for educators and support staff. A reflections sheet gives students the chance to think about their behavior and learn to make better choices next time. Here, I have created think sheets based on the principles of Restorative Justice and Restorative Justice questions: *What happened? *What were you thinking? *What were you feeling? *Who was effected by your actions? *What can you do to make things right? These sheets can be used in classro

This resource pack is designed to help teachers and staff facilitate restorative chats and community circles. There are 180 circle starter questions organized by category. The categories include: Feelings Curriculum Friendship Family Character Traits Respect and Responsibility Just for Fun Imagination Would You Rather... This packet also includes classroom posters to walk students through the questions of a restorative chat. There are also reflection sheets that can be done with older students.

Engage your students in character-building discussions around the character trait of Self-Control. Guide your students into an understanding of what self-control is, and how to exhibit self-control. Allow students to reflect on issues they are having in school and at home, and what to do when someone else is not showing the qualities of self-control. Ultimately, you are helping your students become more aware of the importance of having good character through discussion and reflection.Gather in

This resource has everything you need to begin using restorative practices and running restorative circles in your classroom and/or office! Great for social emotional learning (SEL) in classrooms or for use with school social workers, counselors, or psychologists! This product includes:1.Restorative Circles - The Basics & Norms!2.Restorative Circles - 180 Connection Circle Prompts! (One for every day!)3.Restorative Circles - 75 Deep, Personal Relationship Building Prompts!4.Restorative Circl

Looking for Restorative Practices resources? Check out the growing bundle! Purchase the growing bundle once and you will automatically receive all future created Restorative Practices Resources for free! Includes all resources for upper grades AND lower grades! Click Here! If you are only interested in upper grade resources then check out the Mega Bundle Pack with all resources! Click Here! This form works well for keeping track of incidents in the classroom. It is also really helpful for us

Restorative Practices are known to assist school settings with a decrease in behavior issues, discipline referrals, and bullying. These practices are also known to provide an increase in: instructional time, school safety/climate, and positive relationships/ attitudes between staff and students. Restorative Practices, emphasize the importance of positive relationships and "restoring" these relationships when "harm" has occurred. “Harm” to others, whether it is physical or verbal always needs to

I use these handouts for students that are serving In-School Suspension. They are given the Think Sheet to complete in the morning, soon after they arrive. This sheet is created based off of the Restorative methodology where the students recognizes his/her responsibility in the situation, but also works towards restoring and fixing the situation. I meet with each student and discuss the handout one-on-one. The Exit Reflection is done at the END of the day. Now that the day is over and we have d

Restorative Practices Posters & Coloring PagesReinforce restorative practices through the use of these posters and coloring sheets containing restorative statements focusing on accountability, personal responsibility, repairing the harm done, being a peacekeeper, relationship building, and more!I've used these during staff development and adults love them too!Includes 12 posters, 14 pages with adult coloring backgrounds, and 14 pages without the adult coloring background). ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

In purchasing my community circle topic starter BUNDLE, you will receive a PPT with ALL the information you need to know about community circles (literally- outside resources, breakdown of circle, months of topic starters, and so much more!) as well as 3 months worth of visually appealing topic cards to help guide your circle every day, and quotes!********************Included in this Product:Community Circle Topic Starter Task Cards:61 TOTAL TASK CARDS!OVER 3 ENTIRE MONTHS OF PRE-PREPPED COMMUNI