Star Emoji Behavior Clip Chart
Provide a star-emoji themed whole-class behavior clip chart to help students track and reflect on collective classroom behavior.
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Provide a star-emoji themed whole-class behavior clip chart to help students track and reflect on collective classroom behavior.
A five-level behavior chart contains "WOW!", "Way to Go", "Ready to Learn", "Stop & Think" and "Teacher Choice". A separate page has numbered tabs 1 through 25 to cut out and attach to magnets. Instead of clothespins, the design lets a teacher slide each numbered magnet between behavior levels, which the file notes makes moving students "easily... without bulky clothespins." Sized for an 11x17 print, the chart functions as a whole-class visual management tool posted on a board or wall. It supplies the level labels and 25 numbered student tabs but no accompanying lesson or script for introducing the system to students. For a student who needs more detailed data than clip-chart levels provide, time-on-task observation forms track on-task, off-task, and redirected behavior in structured intervals.
An editable, owl-themed behavior clip chart for classroom decor and visual behavior tracking.
When recognized by the teacher for a positive behavior, a student claims a square on the printed chart (writing initials with a wet-erase marker); after the board fills, a set of squares is randomly drawn to select prize winners.
move a labeled clothespin to the smiley-face color matching current behavior status; behavior is logged daily (smiley/sad face) in a dated chart box
Follow the 'Now / Then / Next' visual schedule showing current lesson/task and the chosen reward; after completing the target(s), self-rate progress on a 0-10 scale on the personal target review sheet.
A pastel/bright-rainbow-themed clip-style behavior chart for classroom behavior management, with editable card sections.
Students earn butterfly pieces for demonstrating listed positive behaviors (e.g., work quietly, follow directions, be kind, raise your hand); as a class they work toward assembling the full butterfly to earn a class-selected reward (e.g., pizza party, movie, extra recess).
Not student-completed directly; teacher (or student with teacher) records how the student did against daily behavior goals in half-hour time blocks, and the form is signed and sent home daily.
Color in a section of the chart as progress is made toward a stated goal, working toward a chosen reward icon.
A boho-rainbow-themed clip-style behavior chart for classroom behavior management, with editable card sections.
None (teacher-facing tool) - students are tracked/awarded points by a teacher across subject/activity blocks; students may self-monitor toward point goals for prizes.
Earn a filled-in star for meeting a checklist of behavior goals during a therapy session (good effort, good listening/following directions, minimal tantrums/meltdowns, transitioning with minimal cueing); accumulate 5 points to earn a prize.
Ten dot-to-dot charts pair a chosen goal with a reward. Each time the learner meets the goal, another connection marks progress toward the finished picture. Twelve goal visuals and twelve reward visuals help make the plan concrete. Select a clear, achievable goal together and use the same progress rule consistently.
A clip-style behavior chart with graduated status labels (Awesome, Doing Great, Good Day, Ready To Learn, Warning, Teacher's Choice, Parent Contact) for classroom behavior management, shipped as a print-ready PDF plus an editable PowerPoint template.
Record observed behaviors, contexts and outcomes on a behavior observation chart.
Track progress toward a chosen reward using charts with different numbers of stars.
Choose one clear goal and explain exactly what earns a colored section. Review progress with the student using the same criteria each time.
Arrange the seven labeled sections into a vertical clip chart, then add your own classroom clips or name markers. The supplied wording can be changed to match the language your school uses. The download includes editing guidance for PowerPoint and Keynote. Text and design controls allow changes to the chart’s appearance before printing.
Track stickers or points toward a behavior goal on a doll-themed chart.
Not a student-facing task; a teacher or intervention team scores each student 1-4 on Social Skills, Self Control, and Work Habits for Fall/Winter/Spring terms, and the spreadsheet auto-calculates mean scores, totals, year's growth, and generates bar charts (Class Wide Average by category, Class Wide Average: All Skills, Percentage of 12…
Students earn points/marks (stickers, checkmarks, colored ovals, or numeric ratings) on daily/weekly point sheets and behavior charts based on their behavior; they complete problem-solving worksheets describing incidents and how they could have handled them better; teachers use incident reports, Happy Grams, and detention notices to…
Record stickers or points on a Lego-themed chart to recognize progress toward a goal.
Students view (and, for the two blank posters, help fill in) expectations for listening behaviors such as raising hands to speak, keeping eyes on the teacher or book, staying quiet, and sitting criss-cross with hands in lap.