Behavior bingo

Fifth Grade Flava on Instagram: "My classes are loving behavior bingo! 😊 Here’s how this whole class incentive works… Each of my classes has their own board. I color code my classes so they know which is theirs. (It’s the same as their name tag color.) Each day, they get up to 3 bingo numbers picked using a random number generator. I put “3, 2, 1” on the board each class period every day. If there are behavior problems for a few students or the majority of the class (disruptions, off task…

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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.

The other day I found a great idea on Camille's blog over on Fun For First. Please go check it out. She found a cute idea on pinterest called Behavior Bingo. I forgot to grab my copy of her cute freebie so I was unprepared but you can if you go to her blog and get it. Today my kiddos were awful!! It was raining, we had an inside day, only 8 days of school left, yada, yada, yada, you get the picture! In desperation, I quickly threw a Behavior Bingo board together (I don't have any cute…

Real talk: classroom management has always been my biggest struggle as a teacher. I think that this is true for a lot of teachers. It’s one thing to read about classroom management strategies in a college classroom, but it’s a whole other ballgame when you’re standing in front of a roomful of middle schoolers and you are somehow expected to keep them all in line! I’ve had a few tough groups over my first few years, and I needed something to up my classroom management game. The classroom…

Pillar of responsibility worksheet for independent bingo. A fun way to learn about responsibility. Challenge your students to see who completes the card first. It can also be found in google apps.