Sports-Themed Color-In Behavior Charts-Editable!!

- Grades
- Preschool–2, Elementary
- Pages
- 8
- File type
- Google Slide
- Editable
- Yes
- Subject
- Special Resources, Social Skills, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Life Skills, Special Education Needs (SEN)
- Topic
- behavior charts, behavior management
- Resource types
- Charts, Teacher Tools
- Editable
- Yes
About this resource
What's inside this resource
In this product, you will receive 6 sports-themed behavior and incentive charts to help students with their goals. There are 6 sports represented; basketball, soccer, football, volleyball, golf, and baseball. Something for everyone. Students will color in one of the sports balls each time they accomplish a goal-such as raising their hand or respecting personal space. There are two color pages of rewards and goals. You can customize each behavior chart to your particular student. The different types of goals represented in the handout are; Be kind, Eyes on teacher, Raise hand, Get started, Sportsmanship, Calm down when upset, Finish work, Share, Get along with others, Think before you speak, and Match the group. The reward pictures are; Extra recess, Extra reading, Free Choice, Lunch with the teacher, Screen time, A positive email home, Sticker, Treat, Treasure box toy, Make a school announcement, Game with a buddy and Teacher helper.
These behavior charts can help students who need an extra incentive and motivation to follow directions, self-regulate, respect personal space and so much more. School counselors and teachers will find these helpful because you can tailor these to your students' sports interests-making it more attractive to participate in a behavior chart and incentive plan. The key is to include the parents in what the reward will be whether at home or school. If the reward is based on home, you can insert a picture of what the child will be receiving at home if the chart is all filled out. There are 10 opportunities for your student to be "caught doing good with his/her goal" This is super motivating as all students want to do their best and be caught doing things they are supposed to be doing. Communicate with the parents or guardians about what the reward will be at home or school and for the first few days the student should have a filled chart each day to get excited and encouraged.
In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Monitor progress toward a defined behavior goal
Connect earned progress with a visible color-in chart
Teaching tips
Choose one clearly stated goal and decide in advance what each colored section represents before introducing the chart.
Skills covered
Self-monitoring — Observe progress toward a behavior target
Goal tracking — Connect increments with a defined reward
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Concepts & topics
Core concepts
behavior charts
sports themes
color-in progress tracking
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