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Chart Examples for Teachers
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Add your own labels.
Goal - Comply with teacher's directions.
For example, you might ask them to go to your "calm down corner" if you see their emotions are escalating.
Receive a sticker or symbol on the chart if less than 3 requests.
Use smileys, symbols, stickers, or whatever you choose.
For every 10 stickers, for example, pick out of the prize box.
You can also have the student practice the desired behavior if they don't meet the goal.
Chart Style 1
Add your own labels.
For example, subjects in the left column and goals along the top
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.
Others may need incentives.
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.
Chart Style 3
Goal - Control your body. No talking or noises.
The child receives a sticker or smiley if less than 3 prompts from the teacher.
If you wish, you can provide an incentive after a specified number of stickers throughout the week.
Chart Style 3
Goal:
Less than three redirects, earn a sticker
The chart can also be used to tally and document behavior.
Chart Style 1
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