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Stop and Think Worksheets for Blurting Behavior

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Two calling-out strategy cards: I Can Count to 10 with numbered pink hands, and I Can Cover my Mouth with a girl's hand
Print and cut as small desk or lanyard reminders
I Can Count to 10 poster: two pink hands with fingers numbered 1 to 10 beside a girl thinking before she speaks
Display when introducing the counting strategy
I Can Cover My Mouth with My Hand or My Finger poster showing a girl holding a hand over her mouth to keep from blurting
Model this self-control move during whole-group talk
Two strategy cards: I Can Stop and Think with a stop sign asking Is it a good time?, and I Can Take a Deep Breath
Small reminder cards for students who call out
I Can Stop and Think poster: a stop sign and a smiling boy whose thought bubble asks Is it a good time? before he speaks
Prompt students to pause and check timing first
I Can Take a Deep Breath poster: a seated girl exhales by a bubble reading Take a Deep Breath...Breathe in, Breathe out
Practise the breathing routine together as a class
I Can Raise my Hand and Wait my Turn strategy card showing a smiling boy at a desk with one hand raised to speak
Single card to tape on a desk as a turn-taking cue
I Can Raise My Hand and Wait My Turn poster: a boy seated at a desk raises his hand, with a curved arrow pointing to him
Post near the carpet or board for discussion times
Strategy choice sheet: students color the strategy they would try instead of interrupting, such as counting to 10
Follow-up reflection after teaching all five strategies
Interrupting goal: students finish If I feel the need to talk, I can... so I will not interrupt, then draw themselves
Writing and drawing task to set a personal goal
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About This Product

Stop That Blurting and Interrupting is a Behavior Classroom Management resource which was created to support students who have difficulty with calling out. I would say that in the beginning of the year, that is pretty much everyone!

This packet can be used with any book on this topic or it can stand alone. It is meant to be used with grades: K-3, but can be adapted for older grades.

So I am sure you are wondering what’s included in this packet:

♥ 5 Strategy cards and 5 8.5X11 Posters to use and discuss to help child to be better listeners and not interrupt when they feel like they might explode! These cards can be put on a chart as you discuss this topic or simply placed somewhere in the classroom for reference. 1 blank card is included to add other ideas or you can simply write them on the chart s you glue these cards on the chart.

♥ 6 differentiated response sheets that can be used for various students in various ways.

♥ 8 role playing cards to allow students to think what they might do in situations where they feel like they might interrupt.

♥ 2 awards to use for children who may have this difficulty and need some positive reinforcement when they remember to use the recommended strategies.

♥ An original poem to read and reflect upon or hang in the classroom.

♥ An idea you might want to use to motivate your students and to demonstrate an explosion:

Teacher Tip:

Ask the students if they know what interrupting means. After listening to responses, formulate a short definition. Discuss how sometimes you can feel like you might explode when you really want to say something but someone else is talking. Then shake a club soda bottle a bit and have each student shake it as you pass it. Once each student has had a turn, open the bottle in a large tub or container OR NOT…a mess can always be cleaned up and show your class that sometimes we feel like we are going to explode if we are not able to blurt out what we want to say... just like this soda bottle.

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1 PDF file.

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