Behavior tracker elementary

Check In Check Out (CICO) is an evidence-based tier 2 intervention for behavior in schools. It is one of the BEST interventions to include in your MTSS-B or RTI-B program and a simple way for school counselors to help with behavior.

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…

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A home note program that gives parents a daily read on students' behavior and performance can help keep communications between school and home more open.

Behaviour contract. Useful at home and at school. Recognize the goal. Track the behaviour using happy and sad faces. There is a google slide version as well.

🌟 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

Examples of Student Behaviors

You need this classroom management tool! Here is a tried and true solution to those chatty classes or ones that just need a little visual to see how much they are blurting. I used to give my students blocks, but they just became a distraction. With these blurt cards, you can easily manage student blurting by crossing off a circle with a dry/wet erase marker. This can also be done quietly without embarrassing or calling out students (my favorite part). What's included: 3 blurts (green…

Do you struggle with organizing and documenting behavior? If you are like me the answer is YES! Behaviors in the classroom can happen so quickly and frequently it can be a struggle to remember to document them right away. I would find myself finding anything to write on to document the behaviors and I was […]