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Chart Examples for Teachers
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Goal - Comply with Teacher's Directions
Goal - Comply with teacher's directions.
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Receive a sticker or symbol on the chart if student complies with no more than 2 prompts (or however many prompts you want to set).
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Provide a reward if desired. For example, after every 10 smileys, student can pick out of prize box, have a skittle, etc.
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Use smileys, symbols, or whatever you choose to add to the chart.
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I used this chart and goal for a student who needed to comply when I asked him to go to the calm down corner. It worked great. I tried it for a different student the next year, and it didn't work. But, the chart worked with a simpler goal (Quiet Voice). And if he wouldn't comply, we would practice the desired behavior.
Pick a goal that the student needs to work on, but also which you feel he/she can have success. Praise goes a long way with some of the kiddos.
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Just because a goal isn't on here, doesn't mean the student doesn't have to meet other expectations. For example, the child might be earning his/her smileys, but still having difficulty with staying seated on the carpet or having a quiet voice.
Let the child know the expectation, and that you are happy to practice with them if they forget the expectation (during their time).
Add your own labels.
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Chart Style 1
Goal - Hands to Self
Goal - Hands to Self during the day's schedule
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Receive a sticker or symbol on the chart if student keeps hands to self and doesn't hit.
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Provide a reward if desired. For example, after every 10 smileys, student can pick out of prize box, have a skittle, etc.
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Use smileys, symbols, or whatever you choose to add to the chart.
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You can also have the student practice the desired behavior if they don't meet the goal. You could have the student watch a video or read aloud about hitting or just sit and think about the desired behavior.
Chart Style 1
Kids love to look at the chart designs and pick their own.
Goal - Quiet Voice
Goal - Quiet Voice
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Receive a sticker or symbol on the chart if student has quiet voice (talking and noises) with no more than 3 prompts (or however many prompts you want to set).
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Provide a reward if desired. For example, after every 10 smileys, student can pick out of prize box, have a skittle, etc.
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Use smileys, symbols, or whatever you choose to add to the chart.
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You can also have the student practice the desired behavior if they don't meet the goal.
Chart Style 1
Black & White Customizable Chart
Add your own labels.
For example, subjects in the left column and goals along the top
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Highlight the smiley
Notes area to add information such as incentives or parent signature, etc.
Black & White Chart
For some kids the praise and sticker/symbol on the chart will be enough to help motivate and reinforce the desired behavior.
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Others may need incentives.
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Collin has difficulty blurting out, so if he has less than 3 redirects during reading, he gets a sticker. Same thing for math, social studies, and science.
Goal - Control Your Voice from Interrupting
Chart Style 3
Goal - Control Your Body
Goal - Control your body. No talking or noises.
The child receives a sticker or smiley if less than 3 redirects from the teacher.
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If you wish, you can provide an incentive after a specified number of stickers throughout the week.
Chart Style 3
Tally Chart
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The charts can also be used to tally and document behavior.
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The charts can also be used for a class incentive.
Chart Style 1
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