Hello there,
I hope you're surviving back to school season!
I've made some behaviour management tools, designed for one-on-one use with a child to tackle challenging behaviours by setting goals and reflecting on their behaviour. They are editable PowerPoint files so you can modify text, images, tables, etc. to suit your child's needs.
There are a few different themes. Each set contains:
- instructions
- a behaviour frequency record
- an example of a completed behaviour frequency record
- 2 fully editable charts
- 2 editable token sheets
- a cover sheet and goal-setting/reflection sheet to make a personalised behaviour record book
Click on the images below to grab them from my TPT store for just $2 (roughly €1.70).
Hi there,
I hope those of you on summer holidays are relaxing. If you're a compulsive list-maker like me, here are some ideas for making a pretty, wipeable to do list.
You could buy a cheap photo frame and place some pretty paper on the inside. I turned to Pinterest for inspiration.
Before I share the pretty ones, have a look at this great, reusable to do list you could use for a child who could benefit from a daily (or morning/home time) checklist. Of course, glass frames could be a hazard in the classroom but you could always laminate some card inside the frame and take out the glass altogether.
OK, now the pretty ones for YOU!
Nice and simple:
Maybe you prefer a lined template in the background:
You might add some scrap fabric flowers, pretty ribbon or buttons:
I love these scrabble-themed headings on these to-do lists from Etsy:
