Have you ever felt like you were giving too many warnings in one class period? Stop giving warnings mentally and record them on this behavior tracking sheet. It is easy to loose track of which step a student on with so many things going on in the classroom. This will help you to stay organized! I would recommend copying twenty sheets, three-hole punching, and placing them in a behavior binder.

When a student receives a warning, write the student's name on this tracking sheet. If a student breaks additional classroom rules during the school day or class period, circle each consequence on the appropriate box. For example, if a student receives a warning and then choose not to follow directions a second time, you would have warning circled followed by the number two circled.

For younger grades, you can write the students name, for older grades, you can write the students name. It is your choice and you know what is best for your students and your classroom.