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Behaviour Prompt Fans

Illustrated cue cards for a behavior prompt fan: Good Looking, Good Sitting, Listening, Hand Up, Stop, Time Out and Well Done, for redirecting students without pausing instruction.
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Not Grade Specific
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2
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Updated Oct 02, 2026

Subject
Special Resources, Special Education Needs (SEN), Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Social Skills
Topic
behavior support, behaviour support
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Managing student behavior without constant verbal redirection can be challenging. These illustrated prompt fans offer teachers a quiet, visual solution. The 7-piece fan provides friendly visual cues to get children back on track in a non-disruptive way.

Educators can hold up prompts like “Good Looking”, “Hand Up”, or “Stop” during instruction. A subtle glance conveys expectations and reminders to stay focused and behaved. Prompts for posture, listening, and participation keep students engaged in lessons. The “Well Done!” piece offers quick positive reinforcement.

Rather than loud reprimands, these materials allow subtle behavior corrections. Students, especially visual learners, appreciate the low-key signals. Consistent cues aid self-regulation skills. Durable for repeated use, teachers can integrate these fans seamlessly into classroom management.

Silent redirections with a simple visual aid maintain a calm, productive learning environment. Children quickly grasp the meaning behind each illustrated piece. Integrate these into your toolkit for harmonious lessons with fewer disruptions. Establish clear expectations and redirect behaviors while keeping valuable teaching momentum.

The fan has 7 pieces which include the prompts:

- Good looking

- Good listening

- Good sitting

- Hand up

- Well done!

- Time out

- Stop

The wonderful clipart images are courtesy of Kari Bolt Clipart

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