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Check In Check Out Sheet 2
Check In Check Out Sheet 2
Check In Check Out Sheet 2
Check In Check Out Sheet 2
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If you enjoyed our first Check In Check Out Sheet, check this one out too! It is designed for students who may not need as many directives throughout the day to stay on task.

Check In Check Out programs are a great add to a student's day, especially if they are in need for that extra guidance to have a great day. Check In Check out programs are part of a Tier II intervention stemmed from PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports). This program allows the student work closely with a preferred adult in the beginning and end of the day to help them stay on track and focused on being successful in school. Behaviors should be reviewed each morning and afternoon in a positive-based discussion on how the student can be successful. Students also have increased accountability for their behavior as they check in with their teachers to ensure they are meeting the expectations. Have the students bring their Check In Check Out sheet home to increase school-to-home, teacher-parent, partnerships and communication.

This Check In Check Out Sheet is a great template for teachers to adjust to meet their students needs. This Check In Check Out Sheet is designed for students who need only 3 directives to stay on task throughout the day. Have the student fill out the sheet with their activities for the day. If the student is in need of a warning, cross off the W for that activity. If the student is in need of 1 or 2 more reminders after the warning to earn their points, mark off the 1. At the end of each activity, tally up the 1's you have not crossed off. The maximum amount of points that can be earned per activity in this design is 3. At the end of the day calculate the percentage of points earned that day. The goal for percentage earned should be tailored to the students ability level; however, mastery is always seen around 80%.

Ways to personalize this sheet to meet your needs:
- adjust behavior expectations (how would your students earn their points? what are the behaviors they need to work on and improve?)
- adjust times for check in
- adjust how many behaviors they are working on and how many points they are (typically each behavior is one point)

If you are in need for a more personalized product to meet your needs, please feel free to contact me to have this completed.

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Check In Check Out Sheet 2

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Description

If you enjoyed our first Check In Check Out Sheet, check this one out too! It is designed for students who may not need as many directives throughout the day to stay on task.

Check In Check Out programs are a great add to a student's day, especially if they are in need for that extra guidance to have a great day. Check In Check out programs are part of a Tier II intervention stemmed from PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports). This program allows the student work closely with a preferred adult in the beginning and end of the day to help them stay on track and focused on being successful in school. Behaviors should be reviewed each morning and afternoon in a positive-based discussion on how the student can be successful. Students also have increased accountability for their behavior as they check in with their teachers to ensure they are meeting the expectations. Have the students bring their Check In Check Out sheet home to increase school-to-home, teacher-parent, partnerships and communication.

This Check In Check Out Sheet is a great template for teachers to adjust to meet their students needs. This Check In Check Out Sheet is designed for students who need only 3 directives to stay on task throughout the day. Have the student fill out the sheet with their activities for the day. If the student is in need of a warning, cross off the W for that activity. If the student is in need of 1 or 2 more reminders after the warning to earn their points, mark off the 1. At the end of each activity, tally up the 1's you have not crossed off. The maximum amount of points that can be earned per activity in this design is 3. At the end of the day calculate the percentage of points earned that day. The goal for percentage earned should be tailored to the students ability level; however, mastery is always seen around 80%.

Ways to personalize this sheet to meet your needs:
- adjust behavior expectations (how would your students earn their points? what are the behaviors they need to work on and improve?)
- adjust times for check in
- adjust how many behaviors they are working on and how many points they are (typically each behavior is one point)

If you are in need for a more personalized product to meet your needs, please feel free to contact me to have this completed.

Thank you for taking part in My Spin on Learning!
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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Rated 5 out of 5
March 7, 2023
Great resource! Very helpful for students in behavior interventions
Ashten T.
98 reviews
Grades taught: 1st
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Mar 31, 2023
Thank you so much for your feedback! I'm so happy this resource has been helpful for you.
Rated 5 out of 5
August 2, 2018
Great Product
Michelle B.
393 reviews
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Sep 12, 2018
Thank you so much!

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