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This point plan is a useful tool for upper elementary and middle school students who need help with learning responsible behavior. The included homework section and area for teacher and parent communication makes it a great tool for special needs students, ADHD, etc.! This tool is editable and in Excel format so you can adapt it to the needs of your student.
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This point plan is a useful tool for upper elementary and middle school students who need help with learning responsible behavior. The included homework section and area for teacher and parent communication makes it a great tool for special needs students, ADHD, etc.! This tool is editable and in Excel format so you can adapt it to the needs of your student.
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Absolutely love this chart! My son has ADHD and focuses better when he is moving or standing and so many charts have "Remained seated in chair." Research shows that elementary school children learn better with movement and schools are even incorporating standing desks (with the option to sit) and yoga balls to sit on rather than traditional chairs. I love that this chart does not have anything related to "sitting still" or "sitting in chair"--when these are on a behavioral chart, it assumes that fidgeting or standing is unacceptable, and that should not be the case. Oh! And I love that it is hourly and isn't daily. Students should be rewarded on when they are behaving well and for young students, especially with ADHD, expecting them to behave all day long is unrealistic.
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