Description stickers for new behavior plan

Silly me didn't really think this whole post sequence thing out. I should have waited until I had everything finished and posted it all together. But I didn't. So here is the (hopefully) final piece of the puzzle.

These are the stickers that I will place on the pockets of the shoe organizer. Since I have 19 students and only 24 pockets, some pockets will have to have 2 stickers (which means 2 different color cards). No big deal though.

For some reason, the words all seem to have a gray glow. Google docs is doing something funky with the colors obviously, but I promise when you download the original, you will get the true colors.

I printed these off on Avery White Shipping Labels (48264). The template number is 5164. (If you aren't sure how to set up this label template in Mircrosoft Word, email me & I'll help ya out)

1st Label sheet

2nd Label Sheet





WOW cards

Here are the WOW cards that I'll be using with my new behavior plan.

Hope they can help some of you out who might be in the same "behavior" rut that I was in :)

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Scribd Version



What do ya think?

I spent all last night & today playing around and this is what I came up with.

How did I do?

Hopefully good, otherwise I'll have to explain more computer time to the hubby (and we all know that's difficult when it's 80 degrees outside & spring break)

After spring break, I am starting a new behavior plan in my classroom. I plan on using my own rendition of what Jennifer over at Rowdy in First uses with her class. It's a color card system. Before I was using something called Behavior Snapshots and it worked great-for the 1st half of the year. Then my little firsties started to care less about losing part of their free time. When I started having kiddos go home on red more times than green, I knew it was time for a change.

Instead of having my firsties take the color card home each night (think lots of paper) I'm going to laminate about 15 of each color to use throughout the day.

I made these OOPS Cards that they will have to fill out at the end of the day and take home to get signed by their parents.

Download here