Pbis anchor charts

Respectful, Resourceful, Responsible Anchor Charts

Ahoy! I am finally back on the scene to share some anchor charts I have made so far this year. It's actually kind of embarrassing how long I have been neglecting blogging. This start to the school year has been one of the most stressful for me and my team. However, the dust is finally beginning to settle, we have got team planning underway (more to come on that later), and I am back! Pinterest has definitely spoiled anchor charts for me. I am not yet one of those cutesy teacher that spends…

Teach responsibility in your classroom through the use of intentional activities. Continue refining what responsibility means to your students all year.

These kindergarten anchor charts will give you the tools you need to teach math, reading, friendship skills, and much more!

Mikelle Noreen on Instagram: “RULES REFRESH // My students do all the talking when it comes to reviewing rules and expectations after a long break. I pick one of these…”

My friend who did these behavior charts also made these anchor charts :

If you didn't start out your year (all grade levels) discussing bucket filling, go back... it's not too late! For great anchor chart activity to go with the book: Have You Filled a Bucket Today? Teach your students compassion and empathy.

Here are six reasons I think PBIS is a terrible idea, and what I say about PBIS applies to all similar programs. I'm an equal opportunity hater.

My friend who did these behavior charts also made these anchor charts :

The first week is (almost) finished and I thought I’d share some of our highlights! It has been great getting to know my students, and I am looking forward to getting into even more routine next week. What did we do? Check it out… My goal for the first week of school is to start […]

Attention grabber sign

Procedures Checklist

Talk Like a Leader (accountable talk)

Does your sentence have SWAG?

Made this for my 5th grade classroom- will laminate and use sticky notes when we read short stories/picture books to introduce skills. Then use for reference when writing our summaries.