Individual Behavior Chart Freebie

Hi teacher friends!

I am here to share this individual behavior chart today.  I use these when I find students are clipping down on the classroom clip chart a lot.  This is a more positive and more private reminder for them.  Plus, it goes home daily so parents can look at it and discuss the child's day with them!

 I like to divide the day into segments in order for the student to feel more successful (rather than not earning a sticker for the whole day due to one small part of his/her day).  I also like to see if there is a pattern to misbehavior (ie a student who always misbehaves during math might struggle in that area, or excel in that area and be bored!)

Click the picture below to download this individual behavior chart. I have included one with a blank spot instead of rest time as well!

 

Morning Routine Freebie!

Hi friends!  Just a quick post to talk about my new freebie product:  morning routine cards!

Let's face it... mornings in the classroom are nothing short of hectic.  Collecting notes, taking attendance, sending lunch counts, and the list goes on!  The last thing we need is little Johnny coming up to us every two minutes asking what he should be doing.  Having your morning routine posted in your classroom is essential for your classroom to run smoothly. 

I created these morning routine cards with matching clip-art pictures to hang in my classroom next year.  If you want, you can color the banners to match your classroom décor!  I know I'll be doing that as soon as I can get to school to grab my sharpies. :) 

Click on the picture to take you to this freebie!

 

If you download this freebie, please leave a comment below or some TpT feedback.  :)  Thanks for stopping by!