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Teach expected and unexpected behaviors all over the school with these student-friendly social skills stories. This is perfect for an after winter break classroom reset. Facilitate conversations to reinforce expectations and provide a reflection on how choices impact our school. This resource is a fun, collaborative approach to build classroom community and communicate the importance of our choices.
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It includes 4 stories for 9 different topics featuring characters with positive and negative behaviors. The story cards are in both color and b&w. You will also find a reflection page for each behavior category.
Topics Included:
- Classroom behavior
- Recess behavior
- Group work behavior
- Bathroom behavior
- Lunchroom behavior
- Homework behavior
- Hallway behavior
- Personal Space
- Virtual Learning
*Now includes Editable Slide to add your own stories**
These behavior stories can be used in many different ways:
✅During morning meetings, SEL activity time, or closing meetings
✅As a whole group for initiating conversations about expectations and improving behavior
✅Students work in small groups to discuss and reflect
✅Assign each student a story and have them share with the class the positive and negative behaviors of the student
⭐ However you use them, they are a wonderful resource--all year long--to start those conversations.
✏️What Educators are saying about Behavior Stories
"These stories were so perfect for the first week of school! They really helped encourage conversation around classroom behavior. Thank you!" - 2nd Grade Teacher
"Love this resource for the first week or even for throughout the year when the honeymoon phase wears off! Perfect to review!" - 3rd Grade Teacher
"This was a perfect resource for starting the year and setting a positive but firm tone with my students. It really helped create a great classroom culture right from the start!" - 2nd Grade Teacher
FAQS
Q: How many stories are included?
A: There are over 30 pre-written stories ready to read and use to facilitate discussions about behavior in the classroom and around school.
Q: When do you use these?
A: These are great for any time of the year! Many teachers use during the first 2 weeks of school. But, it's wonderful to keep them handy for whenever you feel your students need a review of expected behaviors.
Q: Can I make my own?
A: Yes! There are editable slides to create your own stories! You could even have your students write their own to share with the class :)
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All rights reserved by author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only.
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Teach expected and unexpected behaviors all over the school with these student-friendly social skills stories. This is perfect for an after winter break classroom reset. Facilitate conversations to reinforce expectations and provide a reflection on how choices impact our school. This resource is a fun, collaborative approach to build classroom community and communicate the importance of our choices.
★★Grab the BUNDLE for 30% off★★
It includes 4 stories for 9 different topics featuring characters with positive and negative behaviors. The story cards are in both color and b&w. You will also find a reflection page for each behavior category.
Topics Included:
- Classroom behavior
- Recess behavior
- Group work behavior
- Bathroom behavior
- Lunchroom behavior
- Homework behavior
- Hallway behavior
- Personal Space
- Virtual Learning
*Now includes Editable Slide to add your own stories**
These behavior stories can be used in many different ways:
✅During morning meetings, SEL activity time, or closing meetings
✅As a whole group for initiating conversations about expectations and improving behavior
✅Students work in small groups to discuss and reflect
✅Assign each student a story and have them share with the class the positive and negative behaviors of the student
⭐ However you use them, they are a wonderful resource--all year long--to start those conversations.
✏️What Educators are saying about Behavior Stories
"These stories were so perfect for the first week of school! They really helped encourage conversation around classroom behavior. Thank you!" - 2nd Grade Teacher
"Love this resource for the first week or even for throughout the year when the honeymoon phase wears off! Perfect to review!" - 3rd Grade Teacher
"This was a perfect resource for starting the year and setting a positive but firm tone with my students. It really helped create a great classroom culture right from the start!" - 2nd Grade Teacher
FAQS
Q: How many stories are included?
A: There are over 30 pre-written stories ready to read and use to facilitate discussions about behavior in the classroom and around school.
Q: When do you use these?
A: These are great for any time of the year! Many teachers use during the first 2 weeks of school. But, it's wonderful to keep them handy for whenever you feel your students need a review of expected behaviors.
Q: Can I make my own?
A: Yes! There are editable slides to create your own stories! You could even have your students write their own to share with the class :)
LET’S CONNECT
⭐️SIGN UP for an EXCLUSIVE FREEBIE
⭐️FOLLOW me on Teachers Pay Teachers!
⭐️Visit The Sassy Apple Teaching
Questions? Feel free to send me an email: molly@thesassyappleteacher.com
Copyright © The Sassy Apple Company
All rights reserved by author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only.
