Ready to learn behavior chart

Free classroom behavior expectation visual posters for your classroom. A great classroom behavior managment idea for your students. Using visuals to model and teach behavior expectations gives students a concrete reminder of what is expected of them. A handy way to remind students of the behavior expectations NON-VERBALLY! Grab this for FREE.

Use a Stoplight Board (green, yellow, red card behavior system) to help students learn the appropriate behavior and classroom expectations. Students who require continually need reminders or prompts greatly benefit from this tool. If you have a student who is off task and under motivated in regards to his or her behavior, then I highly recommend the use of this visual. Premade incentives and consequences provide the student and teacher team with the ability to select appropriate motivators…

{Be warned, this a long post but please bare with me and read to the end. I would appreciate some feedback and food for thought.} When I first started teaching, my room had the typical red light, green light system. I was not excited about using it at all. However, I got my job right before school started, it was in my room already and lets just be honest I didn't have time to think of something else. So there it was. It stayed there all year. I never liked it. The only reason a child would…

Introducing our Kids' Behavior Tracker - a fun tool designed to encourage good behavior in children! With a rainbow design, this tracker motivates kids to be kind and make good choices. They can earn rewards by consistently behaving well. It's easy to customize on Canva with a pre-filled template for behavior ideas, or you can add your expectations. Say goodbye to struggles and hello to a harmonious family dynamic as the Behavior Tracker for Kids creates a delightful path towards nurturing…

Magnet behavior chart

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Behavior expectation visual for your classroom. Free! #classroomvisuals

Classroom management poster for "putting a bubble in your mouth." We use this when walking in the hallway and it helps make for a quiet line!

This adorable behavior chart will go great with any colorful classroom décor! A great way to manage behavior in the classroom! Each student has a clothespin with his or her name on it, and starts the day on "Ready to learn". Students move up or down the chart throughout the day based on individual behavior. In my classroom, students that end the day on "Awesome day!" earn "Classroom Cash", available in my store. Includes full & mini versions Levels used: Awesome day! Great day Good job Ready…