Problems Solving Process

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Behavior Slip-Check in/Check out slip

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I created this slip for students who have problems arriving on time, staying on-task and completing in class work. A staff member will fill out this form (This is a .doc. You can add/delete items in the document) with the student's name, parent/guardian's name, and fill out the student's classes, and teacher name and contact number. Students will be aware that the parent can call the teacher at any time, and the teacher can call the parent at any time because the numbers are clearly listed on

6th - 12th, Higher Education

For All Subjects

Elementary Behavior Plan (English and Spanish)

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Senor Ward

Here is a letter you can send home with your elementary students, written in both English and in Spanish. It describes the process for the "Green/Yellow/Red" behavior plan for a standard elementary classroom, and informs parents of the system of rewards and consequences set in place for their student. This is a Word document that you can edit at will.

PreK - 2nd

IEP Caseload Organization Chart

Created by

Michelle's Teaching Stuff

Everything you need to keep your IEP documents organized! This chart is used to help you keep your IEP documents and everything that goes with them organized! You write the students name and the due date of the IEP in the left column and then work your way through as you complete the IEP process. -You ARE able to edit this document easily

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Daily Student Behavior Chart! (Editable, week-long, with daily schedule)

Created by

Miz Riz Elementary Resources

Product Information: This is a simple, printable behavior chart that I use for a variety of behaviors. It is an editable powerpoint document so you can change the expectations (currently they read 1) Stay with class 2)Do my work) or the schedule. Tips for use: -I print one per week and use it with my students who struggle to focus, complete work, or stay where they are supposed to be. -Great for kids with autism or behavior problems, because it is a visual reminder of their expectations.

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Also included in: Student Behavior Chart Bundle