Behavior level system classroom

If you're struggling to manage your classroom, it's important to find behavior management strategies that work for you and your students. This strategy is designed to help you motivate individual students and create a positive learning environment.

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Why I ditched the clip chart in my elementary classroom and why you should too! You'll read about a behavior management system that works. Your kinder, first, second, third, fourth, and fifth graders will love the alternatives to flip cards and clip charts. Includes engaging management strategies like classroom management games and goal setting. Your students are sure to love this positive behavior reinforcement. (Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade)

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The Question: Do you all have any ideas for weekly behavior forms to send to parents? My school doesn’t want us to use the “stop light” red, yellow, green method. I’ve start…

Stop negative behavior in your classroom before it starts by reinforcing your expectations and recognizing positive student behaviors. With two simple tools, I successfully managed student behavior at the secondary level. A ticket system and "shout outs" are little to no cost, require little work for you as the teacher, and will encourage on task, positive behavior from your middle school and high school students.

As teachers, we're always on the hunt for behavior management techniques that work. That's because we all know that if students aren't behaving, they're definitely not learning. Today, I thought I'd share some techniques that have worked successfully in my classroom. You can read all about them, or you can check out this FREE video where I explain them all: I also have a ton of FREE bonus resources in the download for the video, so checking it out is totally worth your while! Technique #1…

By Becky Cummings Teachers have you thought about your current classroom management system and what it’s doing for your students? Is it set up to allow children to reflect on their behavior in a compassionate, calm way? Or does it call children out and shame them in front of peers causing shame and guilt? The […]

Promote collaboration and build classroom community with this easy table group management strategy that can be done two ways!

Summer is the perfect time to rethink how to promote positive behaviors in the classroom or to start planning how to manage a class virtually.