Classroom Management Behavior Tools: Charts, Forms, Slips, Rethinking Letters

This unit will help you and your children identify the behavior they need help with. The behavior specific slips will inform parents on behavior specific issues. Behavior goals match the slips to help children self-regulate and take control of their own behavior.

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Behavior Specific charts and VISUALS to help children Self-Regulate. How often do children not remember why they moved their clip or how many times have parents asked why their child moved a clip or went home on a different color? This system will help children, improve communication with parents and save your sanity with improved student behavior.

This Unit is full of behavior help for teachers to help with classroom management and student behaviors. This system is behavior specific to help children identify the behaviors they are having issues with and help teachers track the behaviors. Complete with parent letters, nameplates, charts, teacher trackers, behavior slips, clip chart, rethinking letters, and a reward system. Each component of the unit has instructions. You may use all, some or just 1 piece of the unit. You are sure to find something in this unit that will help you with a child or all of the children in your class.

•Nameplates (variety)
•Clip Chart (not necessary if using clips on nameplates)
Can also use as a goal chart
•Behavior Specific Slips (Editable)
•Behavior Charts (many choices given to suit the level of behaviors in your class and your teaching style).
•Teacher Tracking Sheet (Multiple Versions)
•30 Reflective Writing Sheets (3-4 for each symbol/behavior)
3 Versions for ability levels)
•Outstanding Component (reward system)
•21 Behavior Specific Goals

There are 4 files in the download so be sure to EXTRACT all the files. 2 are in PDF format and 2 are in PPT so you can edit the parent letters, nameplates, and behavior slips if you like.
Happy Teaching!


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Tonya Leslie
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