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With our behavior reflection sheets, you get six different options of this tool for correcting undesired behaviors.

Think sheet to use after students

This is a self-monitoring tool that a student would use with the teacher to check-in and reflect how they are doing at each point in the day. For example, a student may be working on respecting peers and using kind words. During each section of the day, the teacher will visit privately with the student and the student will color either great (smiley) okay (middle) or needs work (frown).

This "Good or Bad Choices" coloring sheet helps kids learn about positive behaviors through fun illustrations. Ideal for teachers and parents looking to reinforce good habits in a creative way.

A checklist for younger students to monitor classroom behavior and communicate with parents. Made by me, Julia1

Behavior is a constant struggle among many teachers. The stress of trying to teach the curricullum constantly gets interrupted by student behaviors. When we reach out for help there is a lot of documentation needed in order to receive the proper intervention. I am sure you have heard many different times if you are currently dealing with a student that is having behavior difficulties that you need data to support the behaviors you are seeing in the classroom. For example, if you have a…

🌟 Tracking student behaviors on printable sheets helps pinpoint patterns. The data leads to targeted interventions addressing root causes. See positive changes emerge when pairing purposeful strategies with measurable goals. Read more on how to use printable behavior tracking sheet resources in your classroom #datadriven #classroommanagement