Behavior Breakthroughs

This is a full Behavior RtI program, which includes excel data trackers, RtI forms to take to your meetings and write down interventions to decrease behaviors. This full program will give you the right data, to make the RtI process easier for teachers and administration to track data on decreasing behaviors within your school.

This is a great visual for students so you can model to them how to use questions when they are insure what to say when called on by a teacher. Clip art by https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/School-Kids-Cartoon-Clipart-MEGA-BUNDLE-2772348

Are you having a hard time scheduling your day due to COVID-19 forcing you to teach from your home? Did you know, one of the top reasons why teachers are stressing so much right now, is because of a complete schedule change, and a disruption in their daily routine? Heres the problem you face, most teachers are use to waking up and going to school every day to follow their daily routine, but due to COVID-19 now teachers are forced to work from home, and are left with not knowing how to maintain

This easy color chart is Idea for students who get frustrated throughout their school day! Each color has a number and indicates to the teacher how they are feeling. This is a great visual for students to learn how to deal with their frustration. 1. Green Just Fine 2. Blue Something is bugging me 3. Yellow Upset Coping Strategies 4.Frustrated Ask for Help 5. Angry Break Time

50 OwlStanding Reward Tickets for your classroom. This intervention is designed to decrease behavior problems throughout your classroom. All of the incentives on the tickets are free ideas you can use in your classroom. I use this theme for my classroom, and it has worked wonders to decrease problematic behaviors! 1. Be the teacher helper for the day 2. Choose any class job for the day 3. Do half of an assignment 4. Borrow the teachers chair for the day 5. Be the line leader or caboose 6. Earn

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.

Teacher friendly editable Goal Progress Monitoring Form. Directions: Write the challenging behavior in the correct box above. EX: Elopement- moving or attempting to move 7 feet or more away from an adult or leaving designated area without adult permission. Write the goal in the correct box above. EX: Josh will engage in 0 instances of elopement over the course of 8 consecutive class periods. Write the intervention in the correct box above: EX: state the expectations of not leaving his assig

Mistakes are Expected, Respected, Inspected, Corrected! This is a visual poster, to teach students that mistakes are part of the learning process, and when they make a mistake, its ok!

Easy data form to fill out so you can collect proper behavior data to use for your functional behavior assessment and Behavior Intervention plan. Directions: Fill out this form during a student observation in the setting the behavior takes place. Behavior Terminology Antecedent: Occurs prior to a behavior, it is often the trigger to a particular behavior. EX: The teacher was engaged in a whole group classroom activity. EX: The teacher passed out a math worksheet Consequence: It is the respo