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Monkey Mischief Classroom

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Glendale, California, United States
About the store
Narine Hartonian Current Experience: •Special Education Teacher - Primary (grades 1-3) and Upper (grades 4-5) Special Day Classroom (SDC) in a Multi-Grade classroom. •PBIS Team member at my school site. Previous Experience: Over 7 years of experience as an Instructional Assistant prior to obtaining my teaching credential: - as an RSP assistant working with multi-grades (Kindergarten - 6th grade). - as an SDC assistant in both primary and upper grade classrooms. Ninet Hartonian Previous Experience: About 9 years of experience as an Instructional Assistant: - as an SDC assistant in both primary and upper grade classrooms. - as an assistant in regular education classrooms (primary grades).
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Preview of Voice Volume Thermometer.

Voice Volume Thermometer.

The Voice Volume Thermometer chart is recommended for school aged children (PreK- 2nd grades). The chart displays 5 different degrees to a speaking voice along with an image for each level. The purpose of this chart is to teach young students to speak in the appropriate tone of voice, during various school settings, activities, and/or tasks. It is best to introduce this chart to students at the beginning of the school year and review it again as a reminder whenever necessary. The teacher can als
Preview of Mickey Mouse Behavior Chart!

Mickey Mouse Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for “5 minutes.” Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the behavior chart. The visual reminder helps motivate young students to fol
Preview of Disney Princess Token Behavior Chart!

Disney Princess Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of The Lego Ninjago Movie Token Behavior Chart!

The Lego Ninjago Movie Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Token Behavior Chart!

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of Disney Frozen Token Behavior Chart!

Disney Frozen Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of Ice Age Token Behavior Chart!

Ice Age Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of SpongeBob SquarePants Token Behavior Chart!

SpongeBob SquarePants Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of Spider-Man Behavior Chart!

Spider-Man Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for “5 minutes.” Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the behavior chart. The visual reminder helps motivate young students to foll
Preview of Trolls Token Behavior Chart

Trolls Token Behavior Chart

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of Transformers Token Behavior Chart!

Transformers Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of PJ Masks Token Behavior Chart!

PJ Masks Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of The Minions Token Behavior Chart!

The Minions Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of The Minions Behavior Chart!

The Minions Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of Staff Recess Protocol: Special Day Classrooms.

Staff Recess Protocol: Special Day Classrooms.

This protocol is recommended primarily for Special Day Classrooms (SDC) that have multiple Para- professionals working together to support the needs of students during recess time. It is recommended that the classroom teacher review the protocol with all staff members. This will allow staff members the opportunity to ask questions, which then can be clarified by the teacher. A copy of the protocol should be provided to each staff member working with the students in the classroom as a future refe
Preview of Voice Volume Thermometer.

Voice Volume Thermometer.

The Voice Volume Thermometer chart is recommended for school aged children (PreK- 6th grades). The purpose of this chart is to teach young students to speak in the appropriate tone of voice, during various school settings, activities, and/or tasks. It is best to introduce this chart to students at the beginning of the school year and review it again as a reminder whenever necessary. The teacher can also hand out the black and white version of the Voice Volume Thermometer chart to each student i
Preview of My Feelings Book.

My Feelings Book.

My Feeling Book is recommended for school aged children (2nd-5th grades) who have difficulty expressing their feelings with their peer members and/or with their teachers. This book can be especially useful with students from special day classrooms (SDC) who are nonverbal and for those young individuals who have difficulty communicating to others how they are feeling. It is best to introduce this book to students at the beginning of the school year. This book can be placed in a designated area,
Preview of Paw Patrol Token Behavior Chart!

Paw Patrol Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of Star Wars Token Behavior Chart!

Star Wars Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
Preview of The Smurfs Token Behavior Chart!

The Smurfs Token Behavior Chart!

This behavior chart is recommended for school aged children and SDC students. It is a, motivational tool that can be implemented during tabletop and/or carpet activities in order to positively reinforce the behavioral and academic efforts of young students in the classroom. Students select one of the rewards/privileges that they would like to earn for a designated amount of “minutes,” which can be decided upon by the classroom teacher. Then, the image of the reward is attached to a box on the
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About the store

Experience

Narine Hartonian Current Experience: •Special Education Teacher - Primary (grades 1-3) and Upper (grades 4-5) Special Day Classroom (SDC) in a Multi-Grade classroom. •PBIS Team member at my school site. Previous Experience: Over 7 years of experience as an Instructional Assistant prior to obtaining my teaching credential: - as an RSP assistant working with multi-grades (Kindergarten - 6th grade). - as an SDC assistant in both primary and upper grade classrooms. Ninet Hartonian Previous Experience: About 9 years of experience as an Instructional Assistant: - as an SDC assistant in both primary and upper grade classrooms. - as an assistant in regular education classrooms (primary grades).

Teaching style

Our Philosophy We believe in teaching the “whole child.” Each and very child has their own strengths and weaknesses and it is our responsibility as adults to help strengthen their weaknesses and build on their strengths, based on the needs of each child. It is important to not only educate our youth academically, but also to teach them life and social skills that will prepare them for the future. We believe that children perform better academically and socially when provided with a safe and comfortable environment that is consistently positive and encouraging.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Learning Leader for School Site Special Education Learning Leader for District Teacher of the Year for School Site

My own education history

Narine Hartonian: • BA in Human Development • CA Preliminary Level I Education Specialist for Mild to Moderate Disabilities • CPI Trained • CLAD/ Ninet Hartonian: • AA in Fashion Design • BA in Psychology

Additional biographical information

Personal Code of Ethics: We strive towards... • Meeting the needs of the “whole child.” • Being a positive role model for children. • Building a learning community that involves the children in the decision making process. • Providing a safe and comfortable environment for all children. • Providing educational services in a non-discriminatory manner. • Keeping in accordance with the state and federal laws of confidentiality. • Conducting ourselves in a professional manner.