Behavior Breakthroughs

Behavior Insider Magazine: Fall First EditionTransform your classroom with research-backed behavior strategies made simple and practical for real-world teaching! Behavior Insider is your go-to quarterly magazine packed with evidence-based tools, tips, and inspiration for managing behavior in today’s classrooms. This first edition focuses on positive behavior supports that help you reduce disruptions, boost engagement, and reclaim your teaching time. Inside this issue, you’ll find: 📝 Research S

This guide is a tool for teachers and administrators to keep proper data on students when conducting a behavior rti on your campus. This tool is intended to give teachers and administrators, research based behavior interventions and ideas to properly decrease a behavior within the school setting. The classroom management guide is broken down into four different levels. Each level represents how the behavior impacts the student or the environment. The purpose of this tool is to give teachers a

Use as a visual aid to help students complete assignments. This is a simple self monitoring work completion form. You or your student can check the box as he or she completes each step to the assignment. Colored form and black and white form.

The Evidence-Based Classroom Management Manual: A Year-Long Guide for Teachers Are you ready to set up your classroom for success — not just for the first week of school, but all year long? This research-backed, PBIS-aligned manual gives you the step-by-step routines, scripts, and checklists you need to launch strong, stay consistent, and finish the school year with confidence. ✅ What’s Inside Step 1–12 Framework: Clear, evidence-based classroom management practices.Year-Long Roadmap: Month-by-

No, You Can’t Make Me! Strategies for Reaching the Most Defiant Kids in School Every teacher has heard it — that moment when a student looks you in the eye and says, “You can’t make me!”This book is your step-by-step guide for handling those tough moments with calm, confidence, and strategies that actually work. ✅ What You’ll Learn Why students act out: Understand the root causes of defiance (control, trauma, unmet needs).How to stay calm in the storm: Practical strategies to avoid power strugg

This is a great visual to teach proper social skills when something is bothering your students them. This visual teaches your students the proper way to handle their frustration when they are upset. One color poster One black and white printable

Visual Behavior cards for the classroom. When students show undesired behaviors in your classroom, you can remind them to change there behaviors using visual cue cards. 1. Warning 2. Beware 3. Risky 4. Cool Down 5. Call Home

PBIS School-wide expectations classroom set. One set has rules on them, and the other set is left blank, just incase you would like to add your own rules. Restroom Expectations Go, Flush, Wash, Leave Lunch Expectations Walk in the cafeteria Keep hands, feet, objects and food to yourself Raise your hand for assistance or permission Use soft voices and good manners Stay seated facing the front Keep a straight line Clean up checking the table and floor Recess Expectations Use equipment appropr

Classroom Rules 1. Listen when someone is speaking. 2. Raise your hand to speak. 3. Follow Directions the first time. 4. Work quietly without distracting others. 5. Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself.

A placemat guid for teachers who work with students with ADHD. This guide has interventions you can use in your classroom ranging from mathematic interventions, reading interventions, writing interventions, time management interventions, basic behavior strategy interventions, and homework interventions. Its and awesome guid for teachers and administration to use for RtI. This guid will give you ideas and research based interventions on how to work with student with ADHD in your classroom.

A visual to teach kids how to managing big problems!

Visual Voice Level Chart for students in your class. Teaches students the appropriate level of voice to use in the classroom. Voice level 0 No Talking Voice Level 1 Whisper voice Voice Level 2 Speaking voice Voice Level 3 Presenter Voice Voice Level 4 Outside voice

This is a great resource for teachers. In this free download you will receive a list of ideas for rewards to reduce behavior problems. The list will cover ideas for elementary school, secondary level, and even cool ideas for rewarding teachers and staff members. Enjoy! :)

Are you tired of poorly written goals and objectives? Purchase this easy step by step method in writing proper goals and objectives. This form will guide you on the correct way to write goals and objectives for your students. This technique was taught to us in one of my graduate level course in special education. This will keep your goals legal and will hold strong in court.

A good visual for your students when it comes to changing their mindset. Brain clipart by Creating 4 the Classroom

This is a free step-by-step form on writing a functional behavior assessment. All I ask is that you add me to your list of followers. Follow the directions on the forms to complete your first process of developing a function based intervention. When you have completed this form, purchase my form on writing a behavior intervention plan. Thanks for shopping!! Please

Inspirational growth mindset poster for your classroom. This poster ins downloadable in PNG version. Brain Clip art from Creating 4 the Classroom

Self-monitoring form to give students a visual check off list for hygiene.

This visual is designed to look like an iPad to help kids identify how big their problems are when they get frustrated. This tool is great for teaching kids coping skills throughout the school day.

This form will help guide you in developing a behavior intervention plan for your at risk students. This form is easy to follow, and will help you develop a function based intervention plan to decrease the problematic behaviors you are seeing with your targeted student. I have been using this form in my district for several years, and it is a great tool to have for developing RtI and Special Education Interventions.