Think sheets for behavior middle school

I found this awesome Behavior Reflections sheet on Pinterest and I wanted to share it here. Behavior Reflections (.pdf) I found last year that when I would send my kids for a time out to another room, they wouldn't really care. I don't think they took as seriously as I hoped they would. I guess the times, they are a changin'. When I was a kid, if a teacher sent me out of the room I would have cried and begged to stay, all the while promising that I would change my behavior if only they…

So one of the classroom management strategies I am loving this year is my Owl Behavior Clip Chart. I have fifth graders, so I know that ...

Vision and Self-knowledge tools for children

Students who have misbehaved at school can reflect on the reasons for their behavior and discuss their feelings with this printable reflection form. Free to download and print

This is the behavior chart that I created with a Grade 2 ESL student in mind. The student is bright and quick academically but struggles to maintain focus and keep his hands to himself.

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Learn how to use behavior charts to help students own and change their actions, and support faculty to proactively address issues.

A better way to deal with disruptive students in middle and high school. Print these out on quarter- or half- sheets and hand them to students who are off-task or disruptive. Or laminate a few and have dry- or wet-erase markers on hand. A behavior slip forces the student to think about their actions and how they can prevent them in the future, without taking up extra class time for discipline! Students are less likely to act up if they know they'll have to fill one of these out every time.

Behavior Think Sheets I've went to the trouble and collected some of the best behavior think sheets from around the web. These are great classroom management tools that will help you set up a behavior plan when other methods haven't worked.