Behavior & Classroom Management BUNDLE

The materials in this bundle will help you keep track of behavioral data, turn challenging behaviors into positives ones, and reinforce the positive behaviors in your classroom. It includes FBAs, coupons, behavior charts, positive notes, and more. The resources in this bundle can be used by regular education teachers, special education teachers, and other support professionals. All materials are aligned with Response to Intervention (RTI) and Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS).

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In this bundle, you will get:

{ Behavior Intervention Plans and FBAs }

This document includes 30 pages of materials for planning, developing, and collecting data for behavior intervention plans (BIPs) and functional behavior assessments (FBAs). The document begins with a step-by-step guide to follow for assessing behavior and creating behavior plans that work. Behavior intervention plans are critical in helping children and young adults with challenging behaviors. By systematically identifying challenging behaviors, we can teach students to replace those behaviors with more positive ones through direct instruction and reinforcement. All materials are printable and easy to use with guided explanations, as needed.

{ Behavior Management Toolkit }

This is a package of behavior management plans and resources to help you with classroom management and challenging behaviors in your classroom. Materials include interviews, a reward inventory, student reflection sheets, student goal sheets, point sheets, self-monitoring tools, behavior contracts, materials for teachers to track behavior, classroom cash, and more.

{ Classroom Coupons – Rewards & Incentives for Positive Behavior Interventions }

This document contains 30 pages that include 27 different classroom coupons to use for increasing positive behaviors in your classroom. The best part about classroom coupons is that YOU, the teacher, decides how and when they will be used. You may decide to reward several different positive behaviors in your classroom as part of a classwide behavior system, or target specific students with individual behavioral needs. The coupons are highly motivating, with rewards such as a Half Homework Pass, Listening to Music During Work Session, and a Library Assistant. Other activities include getting a prize box freebie, free time on the computer, being a leader for the day, and more.

{ Positive Notes Home – 20 Cards }

This document includes 20 different positive notes to send home to parents. The notes are printable, fun, and easy to fill out. You can use them to keep positive communication with your parents and encourage students. These are a great behavior management tool to help your classroom. A parent contact log is also included so that you can keep records of when and how you contact parents.

{ Behavioral & Academic Supports for ADHD & Other Disabilities }

This is a collection of posters, worksheets, checklists, and resources for students with ADHD and other children with challenges in organization, work completion, motivation, and task initiation. These can be used with a variety of age/grade levels (from elementary all the way to high school). It is important that such students develop strategies to become more independent over time, as they can sometimes become too dependent on adult prompting. Use these resources to help your students become successful and independent. The resources are printable and easy to use.

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Disclaimer: These resources and materials are for supplementary support/education purposes and not intended as a replacement for counseling, education, or other necessary supports. Educators, parents, counselors, and others who utilize these materials are encouraged to seek out additional support, as needed.

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