Are you struggling to manage unwanted behavior in the classroom? This daily behavior check in chart is perfect for students who struggle with classroom expectations and need that extra reminder to stay on task. I have also found it works well with students who have specific learning needs and need a visual cue such as students with Autism or ADHD. Using a visual schedule for students helps remind them of their behavior and allows them to self regulate during their day. It may also serve as documentation of student behavior in the classroom which can be used in a number of ways.

Each day students may set their own behavior goal and self monitor their progress throughout the day to help regulate unwanted behaviors. There are two columns that are customizable goals that the student or teacher sets. You can track behavior during every part of your daily schedule by marking the appropriate thumb or face and record notes in the last column for any additional observations. Each day you can also record if the student has met their daily goal with a check "yes" or "no". This is a great resource to use to monitor student behavior over time and make changes if necessary.

This resources can also be used for

• Student Documentation
• organization
• visuals for students with specific learning needs
• Academic support for Autism and ADHD
• Behavior tracking and management
• Goal setting
• Student-teacher conferencing

Includes:

• Four editable templates with text and visuals
• Two blank template
• Customizable schedule
• Editable clip art and visuals

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