Behavior Plan

Hermitage Elementary's School-Wide Behavior Plan
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Our classroom behavior plan consists of rules that students can understand, consequences when rules are broken, and rewards when rules are followed.

If a student has chosen to break a rule or not follow through on an expectation, this will be recorded on the Daily Behavior Sheet. The students will record their own behavior if it is a crown. I will fill out the behavior for students that  were off task, disruptive, etc.

crownsI do most of my disciplining through passing out/taking away tickets. (See ticket store below) Thus, if a student gets to a 3, 2, or 1, by the end of the day, it is time for a “talk”. If your child receives a sad face or unhappy face, please be aware that he/she has chosen to misbehave, and that I REALLY need your support at home. Please follow through by taking away some type of home privilege.

Every day is a new day with our Behavior Plan. Each day your child will start fresh. It is always my goal to continuously focus on the positive side. Please help me in my efforts to create a positive classroom environment free from the types of distractions that detract from the learning process. Thanks!

Please check the FRONT of your child's Homework Folder for the behavior sheet each day, and then initial below.
Mini Behavor Chart
          Tickets

As a part of our behavior plan, students are given tickets as a reward for good behavior and accomplishments throughout the day. Tickets are also taken away when students do not make good choices, do not follow directions, do not do homework, etc.

What is the Ticket Store?:
Several times throughout the year, students will be invited to participate in our Class Ticket Store. Purchasing items for the store can get very expensive, that’s why I’m asking for your help.  

What can you donate for the Ticket Store?
Basically, any inexpensive item that your child would love. You can purchase these items at the Dollar Tree, Dollar Store, and Family Dollar, Target, etc. Items I’ve purchased in the past include, kites, hula hoops, jump ropes, flash cards, diaries, nerf balls, basketball and hoop sets, puzzles, cool pencils, colored pencil sets, glitter crayons, bubble wands/bubble sets, etc.

When can you donate?
Anytime throughout the year would be great!!!

Thanks:
As always, I appreciate your generosity. I couldn’t do it without your support!


Quantum Learning in our Classroom
Today Became Great When You Arrived Poster

Keys to Success

Great Day Pledge
8 Keys of Excellence Quantum Learning Blog
Teacher Tube Quantum Learning Environment
YouTube QuantumLearning's Channel - Videos on Keys of Excellence Note this is an outside link to YouTube. Students do not visit this site without parental supervision and guidance.
Teaching with Songs and Poems - Music links to enliven your Quantum Classroom Environment.
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Posters of Classroom Rules

Posters of Classroom Rules
 
We act these out at the beginning of the year in order to internalize them. The idea being that if I'm teaching, I can look at the class and say rule 1 or wave 1 finger in the air. They know exactly what I expect without me having to stop the lesson and say, "Please remember to raise your hand before speaking." 

Rule 1 - Part 1
Rule 1 - Part 2
Rule 2
Rule 3
Rule 4
Rule 5
Behavior Plan Note for Parents
Daily Behavior Chart

Old Behavior Plan

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