Behavior Clip Chart in Candy Land Theme - 100% Editable

- Grades
- Not Grade Specific
- File type
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Editable
- Yes
- Topic
- Classroom theme, classroom decor
- Resource types
- Charts, Teacher Tools
- Editable
- Yes
About this resource
What's inside this resource
In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Teaching tips
Print each section on its own sheet and butt them together on the wall — one 10.5 x 8 in panel plus six 10.5 x 4 in strips make up the stated 10.5 x 32 in column.
Agree the level wording with the class before printing; AWESOME, Doing Great, Good Day, Warning, Teacher's Choice and Parent Contact are all typed text a school can replace with its own behaviour language.
Ready To Learn is twice the depth of the other sections, so it has the most room for clothespins to gather where the class starts each day.
Scale the column at print time to suit the wall — the details page states the chart can be printed bigger or smaller without losing quality.
Recolour the candy clipart or the background pattern to line up with other Candy Land decor already on display, rather than replacing the graphics.
Skills covered
Behaviour system setup — a teacher assembles seven labelled sections into a single 10.5 by 32 inch wall chart students clip onto.
Expectation wording — the seven level names are typed text a teacher restates in the school's own behaviour vocabulary before printing.
Display scaling — the details page explains the assembled column prints larger or smaller without loss of quality, so one file fits a narrow wall or a full display board.
Template editing in PowerPoint or Keynote — matching guides cover selecting an element, changing colour and outline, and resizing artwork in proportion.
Good to know
Questions teachers ask about this resource
How large is the chart once it is assembled?
10.5 by 32 inches. One section measures 10.5 by 8 inches and the other six measure 10.5 by 4 inches each, and the details page notes the column can be printed bigger or smaller without losing quality.
What are the seven levels called?
AWESOME, Doing Great, Good Day, Warning, Ready To Learn, Teacher's Choice and Parent Contact. Each name is typed text, so a school with its own behaviour vocabulary can substitute its own wording.
What does a teacher add from the classroom to run the chart?
The download supplies the seven printed sections plus the details and how-to pages; the clips students move between levels, and any name labels on them, come from the classroom's own supplies.
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Resource details
Concepts & topics
Core concepts
Behaviour clip chart
Classroom management
Positive behaviour system
Customisable template
Candy Land theme