Clip chart behavior

If you and your kiddo are working on things together, a behavior chart for kids may help. Check out list of ones to buy, download or DIY.

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How to Free Yourself From the Clip Chart - Second Grade Stories: why I don't use a clip chart and some alternatives for classroom management

Clip charts have been a staple of elementary classrooms, but in this post you'll find options that might work even better for your classroom!

Goodbye clip chart and hello behavior chart. In this blog post I am offering all the great reasons why retiring the clip chart is a great strategy for behavior management in your classroom. Check out this blog post for why a behavior chart is a positive classroom management strategy.

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Why I ditched the clip chart in my elementary classroom and why you should too! You'll read about a behavior management system that works. Your kinder, first, second, third, fourth, and fifth graders will love the alternatives to flip cards and clip charts. Includes engaging management strategies like classroom management games and goal setting. Your students are sure to love this positive behavior reinforcement. (Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade)

Is there a teacher out there that doesn't want to come across more and more techniques for classroom management? I didn't think so either. These kids keep us on our toes and we have to keep them on theirs. Adding in new ideas and techniques for behavior management is a great way to do that. Like almost every classroom from coast to coast, last year I used a clip chart. Correction, let me say, I HAD a clip chart. Our clip charts in pre-school only have 4 colors, but this idea was right over…

First Grade Galore: The Clip Chart!