Classroom Behavior Management Strategy Bundle
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Keeping classroom management novel with Flipping for Good Behavior and Group Behavior Game Boards helps keep your little learners eager to make positive choices! Help build teamwork and collaboration skills with these two behavior management strategy sets!
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Keeping classroom management novel with Flipping for Good Behavior and Group Behavior Game Boards helps keep your little learners eager to make positive choices! Help build teamwork and collaboration skills with these two behavior management strategy sets!
Flipping for Good Behavior – This behavior management strategy is exactly as it sounds! Begin with the word flipped upside down, and turn over a letter each time you catch your class exhibiting a positive behavior. If you witness any unwanted behavior, you could always turn a letter back over. Once all of the letters have been turned right side up, the class will claim their reward!
There are 10 seasonal reward days, as well as 12 reward days that can be used anytime throughout the year. Your class will work to spell the following words:
– applesauce, apples, apple cider
– pumpkins
– leaf hunt
– friendship
– gingerbread
– snowman soup
– kindness
– bookworm
– jelly beans
– bubble day
– popsicles
– pajama day
– stuffy day
– pizza party
– game day
– ice cream
– crazy hair
– swip swap
– tech break
– popcorn
– no homework
– smelly feet
– crazy socks
– backwards day
Group Behavior Game Boards – Group behavior game boards are all about teamwork! Begin with the game board attached to your white board or bulletin board. Each group will have to work as a team to earn a piece for their board. I always like to brainstorm a list of ways each group can earn group pieces (i.e. cleaning up quickly and quietly, coming to the carpet quietly, helping one another, sharing supplies, lining up quietly, etc). The first team to get all of their pieces wins!
This set includes all the pieces you need to foster teamwork and build collaboration skills! 12 monthly game boards and pieces are included…
– gumball machines
– apple trees
– pumpkin patches
– turkeys
– trees
– snowmen
– candy bags
– rainbows
– jelly bean jars
– fish bowls
– bug jars
– ice cream cones
I hope your students love working together as a team with these behavior management strategy sets!
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220 reviews for Classroom Behavior Management Strategy Bundle
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Janet P. –
Love this!
Lisa K. –
These mats motivated my students to work together! I love the themes for each month. Thank you so much!
Abbey Diedericks –
I started to use this with my tables as a reward system and they were enjoying being able to work together to earn a reward for making good choices. I am excited to use it more next year.
The Little Kinder That Could –
Great for individualized behavior management
Daniela Y. –
I started this today in my class. My students are super excited and motivated to earn the rest of the letters. It goes perfect with this weeks gingerbread learning activities.
Megan W. –
FUN!
Rachel R. –
Great Product!
Nichole Neiman –
Very motivating for my 2nd graders!
Coffee Dogs Teach –
Such a fun way to work as a team and earn a reward! Thanks for the variety.
Robin K. –
Great visual for my kiddos!
diane M. –
I’m looking forward to using this resource to promote better choices will in stations.
Devon D. –
Looking forward to using it this year! So far, the students have loved it and are responding really well.
Carolyn L. –
Looking forward to using this with my class to help start the year off right! Thanks
Sharon D. –
This worked perfect in my class. Thanks!
brooke garber –
great for class management
Kendra M. –
Loved the product!! Thank you!!
Christina A. –
Great resource!
Noel P. –
I am looking forward to using this as part of my behavior management this year in 1st grade! I love the visual tools and the idea of working as a team to earn rewards! Thanks for a great resource!
Adajean Rothberg –
Very helpful information!
Joy F. –
Was looking for something as whole class behavior versus individual! Excellent resource and look forward to implementing next school year.