Free printable · Grades 1 to 8
Free check-in check-out (CICO) daily point sheet
A one-page daily point sheet for check-in check-out. The student checks in with a mentor in the morning, carries the sheet, and each teacher rates three goals (be safe, be respectful, be ready to learn) for each part of the day. At check-out, the points are added up against the daily goal and the student writes what went well.
Make your own in seconds
Ask for a point sheet with your school's own goals or class periods, a home note, or a picture version for younger students, and SCAFLI makes it.
Try asking for:
- “self monitoring checklist”
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What it is
A daily progress report for check-in check-out, a common Tier 2 behavior support in schools that use PBIS, from elementary through middle school.
How to use it
- Check in each morning: go over the goals and the daily goal together.
- Each teacher rates the goals at the end of their period: 2 yes, 1 some of the time, 0 not yet.
- Check out at the end of the day: add the points, praise what went well, and send a copy home if that is part of the plan.
Three quick tips
- Keep the ratings quick and the tone positive.
- Set a daily goal the student can reach at first, then raise it.
- Look at a few weeks of sheets together before changing the plan.
Questions
- What is check-in check-out?
- A daily routine where a student checks in with a mentor, gets feedback on a few goals through the day, and checks out at the end. It is widely used as a Tier 2 behavior support.
- Can I change the goals and periods?
- Yes. Ask SCAFLI for your own goals and your school's schedule.
- Is there a self-monitoring version?
- Yes. There is a free self-monitoring checklist where the student rates themselves.
A starting point for your own professional judgment. Use initials only on any page about a student.