RAIDER BEHAVIOR

SCHOOL & CLASSROOM EXPECTATIONS

1.  BE RESPECTFUL- What does that look like?        

• Treat others the way you want to be treated (if not better!)

• Take care of your materials                                                

• Speak kindly to others                                                       

• Keep your hands and feet to yourself                                                     

• Be a good listener

• Walk quietly in the hallways respecting other learners      

2.  BE RESPONSIBLE- What does that look like?

• Take ownership of your own actions

• Be honest

• Take care of yourself and your job

3.  DO THE RIGHT THING- What does that look like?

• Always try your best

• Follow directions

• Listen when others are talking

Class Dojo 

In our classroom, we will utilize Class Dojo as our main behavior management system. Students will earn Dojo Points for following the classroom rules and expectations, making positive choices, and being a kind friend to others. If students are struggling to follow expectations and need reminders for behaviors, points will be removed. Parents can view the points gained and lost on Class Dojo each day if they desire. Students will earn certain prizes throughout the year based on the number of points earned. Below you will find the reward system for points earned as well as the conversion chart that students will use to color in how their day was based on their behaviors in school.

Football Frenzy

To celebrate the Buffalo Bills, I have created a unique whole group behavior management system! Each day the class will have a competition with Mrs. Walker. When the class is caught doing the right thing and following class and school expectations they earn a point. If they are not following expectations, Mrs. Walker gets a point. If at the end of the day the class beats Mrs. Walker, they get to move Josh Allen 10 yards towards the end zone. 
Once Josh Allen carrying the football makes it to the end zone, the class will earn a reward that we have chosen together, such as a flashlight reading party, a pajama day, a stuffed animal day, or something of the like!