Student Behavior Log

It is official, my favorite time of the year is here.  Cool temperatures, football on the TV, and my wonderful husband is making chili for supper!  So, this will be short and sweet...

Since I am a special education teacher I spend a quite a bit of time on behavior and behavior management.  In addition, part of the research I am doing this year focuses on behavior so I made a different behavior chart to use this school year to help me keep track of the behaviors my students are displaying throughout the school day and the consequences to their behaviors.

Please feel free to use this chart...Student Behavior Log

Linky Party...Behavior Plans

I just began following The Lesson Plan Diva and she is having a Linky Party.  This is my first Linky Party and it could not be more perfect.  Most of my life revolves around Behavior Plans and this Linky Party is dedicated to different ideas and tools teachers have used with students with more challenging behavior.  I love this since I work in a small school district, it is great to get ideas from other teachers.  So, thank you Lesson Plan Diva!

This is a point sheet that I used with a student during the 2010-2011 school year.  This student was very impulsive and needed constant reminders throughout the school day to follow directions and finish his in-class work.  The points the student earned off of this point sheet were then traded in for tickets (50 points equals 1 ticket) then the student could "buy" thing with his tickets.  The best part of this point sheet was that the student never ended up buying any of his incentives, he was happy with earning points and tickets!

I have set up a link to the Point Sheet, please feel free to download and use as you see fit.  If you have any questions about the point sheet please feel free to ask.

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