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Self-Monitoring Regulation Chart
This self-monitoring regulation chart can be used for students with behavioral struggles within the classroom setting. The chart will allow the student to choose a self-calming strategy he/she may use to help with self-regulation. This resource is editable so you can modify it to meet the needs of the individual student using it. It can be laminated and used over and over again.
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Feelings / Behavior Management Strategies with Visuals Bundle
I was writing up a list of ways to help a parent with her child, and my mom asked me to type it up so she (a teacher) could hand it to parents. So I wrote up the outline and figured I would paste into it some behavior resources I'd already created that were recommended in the outline. Then I thought, huh, there are some recommended resources in here that I haven't made yet - so I made some new ones. By that point, the few points I'd scribbled onto a paper originally were a fully fleshed out outl
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Basic Reward Chart
This basic reward chart has helped several of my kinder students manage behaviors in the classroom. It is a tangible way for students to track their behavior and acts as a visual reminder for what they are working for.
This basic reward chart is exactly that- basic. Feel free to add other rewards that fit the needs of your student(s) and change the pennies to movie characters, shapes, or any other image that will motivate your little one.
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Weekly Sticker Chart
Sticker chart to earn prize based on classroom behavior chart colors red-purple. Feel free to edit as needed.
Clipart not mine and I make no profit.
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Student Feedback Chart (GROW/GLOW)
This chart is a FREE student feedback tracker that can be easily kept up with. The student would take it to each class period where the teacher would fill out a GLOW (something the student is doing well or excelling at in class) and a GROW (something that the student needs to work a bit harder on). This is to keep the student motivated and not focus on only negatives. The teachers would also put the students number of tardies, their current grade, and a signature to ensure it was filled out by t
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ESE Evidence-based Strategies
Here's a quick reference guide to refer to when planning weekly lessons. Evidence-based learning strategies are proven to support student learning, especially those with special needs! It's easy to get off track with meeting benchmark demands, quarterly testing and meetings and IEPs. Keeping track of how to implement lessons helps me keep my lessons lively and students engaged. There are more strategies than I put into this one form, however, choosing a few each week will build consistancy.
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Use Your Words Weekly Behavior Chart
Sticker chart to earn prize based on using your words. Feel free to edit as needed.
Clipart not mine and I make no profit.
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ABC Chart Narrative Data Tracking
Got data to track. Tired of those old photo copied photo copies. Here is a perfect digital file to share with all team members to make data collecting a team effort.
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Social Emotional Learning
Morning Stamp Chart
Reward chart to earn stamps for a good morning or drop-off.
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Daily Behavior Chart
Track daily behavior in a format young learners can follow along with. Students can see their progress through the day.
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Work Completion Data Template
These charts can be used to keep track of the percentage of work that a student is completing in all subjects. I have used this in the past to document data for a behavior plan for work completion (RTI/MTSS). There are charts for 2 weeks up to 5 weeks. You can copy and paste the templates into a separate word document to record data for a specific student.
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Special Education: Student List
This is a chart created for special education teachers to easily fill-in with student information such as name, birthday, IEP due dates, ETR dates, etc. Easily to fill and editable.
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Student Data Tracking Sheet
Students graph assessment results in the chart. Write the standard in the top box. Write the date (MM/DD) in the second box. 100-80 (Green); 79-70 (Yellow); 69 and Below (Red).
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Morning Stamps 2
Alternative version of morning stamps reward chart.
Art is not mine and I make no profit.
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FREE Behavior Documentation
FREE Editable ABC Anecdotal Notes and Frequency Chart.
This form can be used by the teacher to track reoccurring behavioral data. This is an excellent way to present the data to parents or consult with school psychologists or others involved in the RTI process.
Anecdotal form records the duration as well as (A) What happened Before (B) Describe the Behavior (C) What Happened After
This free download also includes a frequency sheet that helps you calculate the intervals in which the behavi
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School Counseling
Inclusion Notes Page
I created this page to help me while I'm serving in the Inclusion classrooms. I'm sure you could personalize it to make it your own. I find this helpful so I can document the objectives I am continuing to work on with my students when they come to my Learning Strategies class. It also helps me to remember what we talked about in class.
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