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I use this behavior chart when I have a student that needs a direct behavior intervention. It provides immediate feedback for me and for the parent on a daily basis. I begin using this for two weeks straight and then start to decrease use. It is also a great way to collect data and formulate a behavior pattern for when and where the misbehavior is occurring to come up with a more concrete behavior plan.

This is a fun volcano experiment that I give my students to complete with their families. Attached you will find the directions along with an observation sheet that when turned in serves as evidence of the completed task. Enjoy!!

These sign-up sheets are designed to be used at a curriculum night or supply drop off night at the beginning of the school year. It gives all parents an opportunity to sign up and contribute in some way to their child's class party even if they cannot be physically present. Enjoy!!!!

Tired of the tattling? These posters are a great way to get kids to think about the severity of their problems. I introduce each poster and as a class we brainstorm what kinds of problems can go in each category. When kids approach me to "tattle", they now say... "I have a green problem, etc..." They do not come to me if they have a pink or yellow problem. This is a great way to incorporate problem solving into your daily routine and eliminate needless tattling. Enjoy!!!

Turkey Tales is a great way to get the whole family involved in creative writing. I use this every year around Thanksgiving. It makes a great bulletin board also. Enjoy!!