Mickey Behavior Chart

Last year was the first year I tried a behavior chart. I threw something together in the middle of the year because I needed to change up my classroom discipline for some of the students in my class. I ended up really liking the color chart and the visual concept for kids.

So I knew I needed a new one. And since my classroom is Mickey I thought why not? Another teacher gave me the scrapbook paper, but you could use any kind. I cut out the mickey heads out of black construction paper and had the whole thing laminated at Lakeshore who had a coupon for free laminating with any purchase. (Woot woot!)

I just use regular clothes pins for the names. But you could spruce them up. You could even modge podge cute scrapbook paper on them. I did that to the clips that hold their art work.

If they end the day on blue (I'm a Handy Helper) they get in the treasure box.

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