When working with children that have special behavioral needs my go to tool is a behavior contract with built in rewards for positive reinforcements. At school it is very easy to use a paper behavior contract and send that sheet home to parents. I have had many parents say to me "This works so well in school but what about when they come home, How can I use a system like this at home to get the same level of success."
I created some paper versions for my parents but at home it just isn't as easy to keep up with check lists when you are running family errands, going to sporting events, doing homework, and the list goes on and on. So I created a online form that parents can use with their smart phone to instantly track their child's behaviors and rewards at home. The cool thing about this format is that as they submit the information electronically it comes straight to me the teacher. It allows for open lines of communication and shows the child that we are all united in helping them be their best selves.
This is a generic version of the form. When I am ready to use it with a family I duplicate the form in my google drive then edit the privacy settings so that it is only accessible to the parents and myself.
This is a excellent tool to help those students with behavioral challenges receive a continuity of accommodations from school to home. When used with fidelity it can really help teachers and parents work together for a a common good and that is the success of the child in all aspects of life and learning.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Positive Behavior Sheet
My school has a adopted PBIS. It has really increased good behavior across the board in our students. The children are able to earn bulldog bucks for good behavior each day. They are then able to use the bucks they have earned every few weeks to buy treats and toys at our PBIS store. I love this program but I don't love having to tally up the bucks they have earned every time we go to the store for shopping. I created this Bucks Balance sheet to help me and the kids keep a running recorded of what they have used and earned throughout the year. Please feel free to use this and adapt it so that it fits for your classroom. Bulldog Balance Sheet
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