Jungle theme Clip Chart+Behavior Catalog FREEBIE!

As of last year, I was still using the same old Stoplight Behavior System. Don't get me wrong, I like the system, I'm comfortable with the system-and it works well for MOST kids. But, what about those kids who move their car EVERY SINGLE day and it seems to have no effect on them what-so-ever?? Or the kids who behave great UNTIL that one mistake happens. Once they move their car, they know there's no going back and it's all down-hill from there!? Aghhh! I know you all know who I'm talking about:)

I've been wanting to switch to something a little more positive. Something that would motivate those kids who seem so hard to motivate to behave themselves. I've really been looking at the clip chart behavior management sysytem by Rick Morris for quite a while now. You can download a free 36 page ebook from his website HERE! It fits in well with the stoplight system that many schools use, yet provides positive recognition for students who go above and beyond and gives students who may have started the day out on the wrong foot, a chance to MOVE BACK UP!

Sounds great, huh?! But, I had to figure out a way to document behavior and communicate with parents. Well, I thought and thought, searched and searched and read and read about how other teachers are using it.

My brain is tired!!! But this is what I came up with. (of course it's Jungle themed to match my room:)-If you're interested in other themes, let me know and I'll see what I have time for:)

Click on the pic below to check out the clip chart system:

Here is what each level of the clip chart looks like:

Here is what it looks like when it's all put together:

The pack also comes with rules for you to display in your room. You can choose the rules that fit your classroom best. Here's how I chose to display them:

The pack also includes the following:

~8 different class rules to choose from

~Punch cards (punch each day for students to earn rewards)

~Reward certificate and necklaces

~2 different behavior log choices for student agenda/folder to communicate behavior to parents.

~A letter to include in your handbook that explains the behavior system.

~A color code chart for parents to refer to.

I also created a behavior catalog to match:) This, of course, is in NO WAY my idea. I first saw the idea at from Sarah Cooley at First Grader...At Last. I have seen other version since then on other blogs as well;) This little catalog can be used in your classroom instead of a treasure box!! All the items are simple and FREE and the kids LOVE them!;) This little pack that I whipped up includes the cover and pages to create your Jungle themed catalog. It also includes a necklace for each choice that the student can wear on the day he/she "cashes in" the reward!;)

I am offering up this catalog for FREE in my TPT store!;) Visit my store to check out my clip chart system or to grab your free copy of the catalog!! If you grab it, I just ask that you follow my store and if you like it, please remember to leave feedback:)

You can grab it by clicking on the image below:

Here's an example of one of the choices in the catalog:

 Enjoy!!