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10 Dot to Dot Behaviour Charts-With SEL Visuals!

Ten dot-to-dot behaviour charts let a student add a connecting line each time they meet a chosen goal, with 12 goal-behaviour visuals and 12 reward visuals a teacher pairs to each chart.
Year groups
Early years, Years 1–3
File type
PDF
Preparation
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Updated Jan 13, 2023

Subject
Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Special Resources
Topic
Classroom Management, Behaviour Management
Resource types
Dot To Dots, Worksheets, Worksheets & Printables
Preparation
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About this resource

In this product, there are 10 fun dot-to-dot behaviour charts so students can draw a line every time they exhibit a goal behaviour such as "look at the teacher", "finish work", "match the group", "raise hand", etc. Then students can colour in the picture. There are 12 visual picture goals with words for possible behaviour goals for students and 12 visual pictures for possible rewards. Teachers can customize a child's goal and reward (or create their own).

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Not applicable -- this is a behaviour-tracking tool rather than a student academic learning task.

Teaching tips

  • Cut out and attach the matching goal-behaviour and reward visuals to each chart so the student can see both the target behaviour and the earned reward at a glance.

  • Let a student colour in one dot-to-dot section each time they demonstrate the chosen goal behaviour, then reveal and colour the completed picture once all dots are connected as the visual signal the reward has been earned.

  • Rotate which of the 12 goal behaviours and 12 rewards are paired to a chart as a student's needs change, since the goal and reward visuals are provided as a separate, swappable set rather than fixed to one chart.

Skills covered

  • Not applicable -- the resource is a behaviour-incentive tool, not a student academic skills task.

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