Logical consequences

Classroom Management Makeover – Teacher Trap

Have you been wanting to learn more about logical consequences? Today, I’m sharing my best teacher tips on logical consequences in the classroom. As an early elementary teacher, getting students to understand behavior management. Students need classroom logical consequences like you break it, you fix it, or take a break. I have created a logical consequence in the classroom behavior management kit that will help you and your students. Learn more today!

My Chart - Present 'consequences' in terms of choices and results. Logical consequences.

Logical consequences

I adapted this to suit my class and it was shared with all the options teachers to help streamline a behavior plan. Feel free to use/copy.

Enforcing logical consequences is a fabulous way for teachers to encourage good classroom behavior and parents to get kids to behave without yelling, and we're sharing 13 logical consequences that actually work!

Find out what advantages natural and logical consequences have over timeouts and why we use them with young children as guidance.

Responsive Classroom Logical Consequences

Logical consequences are a great way for to stop negative behaviors in the classroom. This freebie is part of a blog post on How to Improve Classroom Management by Doing LESS! - Young Teacher Love by Kristine Nannini

Logical Consequences chart free

Responsive Classroom Logical Consequences!

Support your middle and upper elementary students with learning responsibility through my Choices and Consequences resource! My resource focuses on teaching responsibility through understanding that choices have consequences. Your students will learn through lessons and activities that they can be good or bad consequences, depending on the choices they make.

One of the best ways to teach our students to accept responsibility for their mistakes and behavior is to use logical consequences, instead of punishment. Logical consequences are intended to teach students the hows and whys of good decisions, rather than making them sorry for making a bad choice.

Consequences : a cheat sheet (Visible Child)

Sometimes we get too soft in our parenting. We want the best for our children, and we sometimes don’t realize that the best for our child doesn’t always look very pretty. These are called “consequences.” Today I wanted to talk about consequences that make sense for kids. It’s our struggles and our consequences that make...Read More

11 Effective Ways to Discipline Teenagers | If you have teen sons and/or daughters and need creative ways to curb bad behaviors like instigating power struggles, lying, talking back, and being disrespectful, this post has lots of valuable information that's rooted in positive parenting. You'll learn why punishment doesn't work, the difference between natural and logical consequences, along with 11 ideas to implement logical consequences for common behavioral challenges!

This is a really powerful example of how you can use logical consequences to transform your parenting.

FREE If Then Chart that uses Scripture and logical consequences to discipline your child.