Free printable · PreK to Grade 5
Free daily behavior chart
A daily chart focuses on one goal and checks it a few times a day, so a child gets lots of chances to succeed. Write the goal, check the box when you see it in the morning, midday and afternoon, and write what they are working for.
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What it is
A one-goal behavior chart with three check-ins a day and a reward the child is working toward.
How to use it
- Choose one small, clear goal and write it in the child's words.
- Check it at the same three times each day, and say what you saw.
- Fade the checks as the goal gets easy.
Three quick tips
- Keep the goal positive: what to do, not what not to do.
- Check often at first.
- Talk with the child's teacher so home and school match.
Questions
- How many goals?
- One. A single goal is easier to work on.
- Is it for home or school?
- Both. It works at home, at school, or traveling between them.
- Does it explain why behavior happens?
- No. It tracks a goal. Use it with the child's plan.
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