Classroom behavior system

It's time to revamp your strategies for behavior management! This post shares highly effective behavior management resources for...

Behavior calendars aren't the helpful classroom management tool that you might think. Check out this post to see what you should use instead!

I love to see my students work together! So I use a Whole Class Rewards system where students do that. This is a whole class rewards system that teachers...

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Why I ditched the clip chart in my elementary classroom and why you should too! You'll read about a behavior management system that works. Your kinder, first, second, third, fourth, and fifth graders will love the alternatives to flip cards and clip charts. Includes engaging management strategies like classroom management games and goal setting. Your students are sure to love this positive behavior reinforcement. (Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade)

By Becky Cummings Teachers have you thought about your current classroom management system and what it’s doing for your students? Is it set up to allow children to reflect on their behavior in a compassionate, calm way? Or does it call children out and shame them in front of peers causing shame and guilt? The […]

{Be warned, this a long post but please bare with me and read to the end. I would appreciate some feedback and food for thought.} When I first started teaching, my room had the typical red light, green light system. I was not excited about using it at all. However, I got my job right before school started, it was in my room already and lets just be honest I didn't have time to think of something else. So there it was. It stayed there all year. I never liked it. The only reason a child would…

Having a reward system in place can help kids build good learning habits and reinforce positive behavior. A reward system for kids is a good idea because it generates interest and motivates your children. They could serve as a way to motivate your homeschooler to do their work, motivate children to do chores and promote good behavior. Kids will love these non-toy rewards!

Whether your class is wild and crazy or attentive and respectful, these hacks and voice level models will transform your noisy classroom.