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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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Check In/Check Out Sheet
This *EDITABLE* chart is an example of the research based Check in, Check out behavior strategy that I use with my students throughout my school building. This allows easy data collection for MTSS data, IEP data, and can be used to address a multitude of behaviors including task avoidance, aggression, and attention seeking behaviors. Examples of goals are included as well as a rubric to assist other teachers in your building with scoring the student consistently.
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RTI / Special Education Words Per Minute Data Collection Form with SDI Tracking
This form will help make your data collection a breeze! Simply follow the set-up instructions and begin tracking your students progress. Chose your targeted skill, list your strategies used and their duration, and enter in the assessment results. The chart is coded (Green for progress, Red for regression) and also has a graph that automatically populates and visually tracks the progress as well. This is a great tool for teachers working with RTI or Special Education Students, especially in the
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RTI / Special Education Math Problems Per Minute Collection Form w/ SDI Tracking
This form will help make your data collection a breeze! Simply follow the set-up instructions and begin tracking your students progress. Chose your targeted skill, list your strategies used and their duration, and enter in the assessment results. The chart is coded (Green for progress, Red for regression) and also has a graph that automatically populates and visually tracks the progress as well. This is a great tool for teachers working with RTI or Special Education Students, especially in the
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Daily Student Behavior Chart! (Editable, week-long, with daily schedule)
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:Â Student Behavior Chart Bundle
Executive Functioning Work Completion Chart
This is a chart for students who need to self monitor that they are getting their work done. It has a place for parent signatures and a place to add a reward, so the student has buy in for working toward something.
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Editable Diapering & Toileting Documentation Charts: Special Education Trackers
Struggling to consistently track essential daily routines and behaviors for your special education students? Make diapering and toileting documentation simple, organized, and data-driven with this editable special education diapering, toileting, and behavior tracker pack. Managing the complex needs of special education students requires precise, organized documentation, especially for critical areas like diapering and toileting. You need a solution that streamlines data collection, supports IE
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For All Subjects, Health
15 Minute Behavior chart
Behavior tracking form for every 15 minutes of the school day. Customize to your school schedule and students behavior goals with this Microsoft word document.
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For All Subjects
30 Minute Behavior Chart 2 behaviors
This form is created for tracking 2 behaviors every 30 minutes. Editable word document.
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Behavior Monitoring Chart for MTSS Students
All the charts my well meaning MTSS support person gave me to track behavior for my students in MTSS seemed very complex. I devised this to track multiple students on one page. I have created the chart to track three specific behaviors daily, because that's what seems manageable to me. You may modify to include specific behaviors for each student.
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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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Behavior Chart for the Week in English/Spanish
I use this for the whole class and for the after school program. The "accompanying letter" can be a school form (like an RRS form), picture of what the student did wrong vs what they should have done, or for upper grades an apology to the classmate(s) they distracted. For a more detailed behavior chart for students that have difficulty behaving for a whole day, see my detailed behavior chart.
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Character Education, For All Subjects
Behavior Chart -- Editable
Edit this template to meet the behavioral needs and motivations of your student.
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For All Subjects
IEP Information at a Glance Chart (includes Reading Level)
This chart comes in handy when looking at the crucial information that is in multiple students' IEPs. There is a place for the student's name, their current reading level, their required service minutes for specially designed instruction (SDI), and their accommodations and modifications. In the footnote section, you can change the date of the most recent update so you and your colleagues know which version is most accurate. I update mine each time Progress Reports go out and each time there is a
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6 or 9 weeks behavior chart for special education or regular education
Behavior chart for send home folder
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Feelings Chart
This feelings chart is great for young kids who are visual. It is in red, yellow and green and has pictures that can be edited to show kids how they can react to their feelings.
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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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For All Subjects
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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For All Subjects
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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For All Subjects
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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For All Subjects
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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For All Subjects
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