Invite your primary students to reflect on their behavior choices with this behavior think sheet.
These behavior slips allow students to identify their behavior choices and make a plan to replace them with desirable behaviors. Images are included for each behavior to provide visuals for students.
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This is perfect thank you! love the diversity and the choices!
Thanks for your lovely feedback, Miranda! We're glad you like it!