5,4,3,2,1 Calming Strategy
This Behavior Break covers the 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, calming strategy. This is a simple strategy that can be used to help students with emotional regulation!
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Building Positive Relationships
Students vs. Teacher Classroom Management Strategy
This Behavior Break discusses a whole class behavior management strategy called “Students vs. Teacher”. This strategy allows teachers to reinforce student’s behavior and “compete” against the teacher in a fun,
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3 of a Kind
This Behavior Break discusses a whole class behavior management strategy called “3 of a Kind”. This strategy allows teachers to reinforce student’s behavior and allow them to earn different larger
Movement Word
This Behavior Break discusses the technique of using a movement word in the classroom to aid with transitions for your students.
The “Yes, But…” Strategy
This Behavior Break features a strategy that can be used in the classroom, called the “Yes, but…” strategy which allows educators to tell their students “No” without eliciting problem behavior.
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Positive Principal Referral
The Positive Principal Referral Program is used to recognize students for doing the right thing! In this Behavior Break, Trent Brewer will be interviewed about the program he developed and
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Feedback That Empowers
This Behavior Break will cover providing effective feedback that will have a positive impact on students. Feedback Handout Example Self Monitoring Data Sheet
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Building Relationships
This Behavior Break will cover two different strategies that will help school personnel build positive relationships with students. TUMS graphic Read the Room graphic
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Giving Effective Demands
This Behavior Break provides strategies for giving demands that result in increased compliance and decreased power struggles. Strategies for Giving Effective Demands
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