Think sheets for behavior

I'm super dooper excited to be linking up for my first blog hop with Jasmine from Buzzing with Mrs. McClain! You Oughta Know About Think Sheets! This isn't a new idea by any means, but I can honestly say I have never been in a classroom and seen these used once. They sounded a little ridiculous to me when I first thought about using them. I was quite certain no six year old child would sit and fill these out responsibly. Plus, every Think Sheet I found was full of large words and extensive…

Behavioral think sheets also provide an opportunity for students to develop empathy and perspective-taking skills. As they reflect on their behavior, they are encouraged to consider the feelings and perspectives of others who may have been affected. This helps students develop a greater understanding of the impact of their actions.

Do you struggle with helping students process their behaviors and learn to make better choices? Are your time-outs ineffective? Are your students repeating the same negative behaviors? Having strategies for effective behavior reflection is critical to creating a positive learning environment (and staying sane).

Behavior Think Sheet

So one of the classroom management strategies I am loving this year is my Owl Behavior Clip Chart. I have fifth graders, so I know that ...

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