Individual behavior management system kindergarten

This blog post helps new teachers and veteran teachers alike establish or revamp their behavior management routines and strategies. Using a Behavior Expectations Scale to set expectations, promote positive choices and keep parents in the loop. Students are in the driver's seat of their own behavior!

If you're struggling to manage your classroom, it's important to find behavior management strategies that work for you and your students. This strategy is designed to help you motivate individual students and create a positive learning environment.

Individual behavior charts can be very helpful for kindergarten behavior management, as long as they're used effectively. Check out this post for tips that will help you create individual reward systems that actually work. Click here to take a closer look at these kindergarten behavior management tips.

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The token system was the first behavior management plan I designed for primary grade students, and the popularity of this system continues to astound me! I posted it on my website many years ago and had no idea just how well it would resonate with other educators. There are literally hundreds of teachers around the … Continued

Behavior management can be tricky in kindergarten, since students are just learning how to be one of many children in a classroom. In this post, I'm sharing tips for creating a kindergarten behavior management plan that actually works! Click here to take a closer look at these behavior management tips and resources for kindergarten teachers.

Why I Took My Behavior Chart Off My Wall!

Secret Student is the FREE classroom management tool you need! The secret student of the day creates student buy-in and motivation. Pick a student of the day and watch for positive choices and behavior. If they have a good day reveal their name behind this FREE classroom sign. If not, say we will try again tomorrow. ALL students will have top-notch behavior so that they can pick a prize! (Kindergarten, 1st grade, second grade, third grade, fourth grade, fifth grade, elementary)

I Don't Use a Clip Chart. Please Don't Throw Rotten Tomatoes. - A Teeny Tiny Teacher

Classroom management in kindergarten often looks a little bit different than other grade levels. In this blog post, you'll find my four favorite classroom management ideas for kindergarten. Be sure to grab the classroom management printables to help increase positive behavior in your classroom!