Hold your students accountable for their choices! This 'Think Sheet' allows your students to reflect on their behavior and come up with alternative choices. Space provided for a parent signature to keep parents in the loop about their child's behavior! Great to keep on file - refer back to these ...

Save $ and buy the bundle instead!: Character Education Poster Bundle https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Saying-Sorry-Tattling-Thinking-Chair-Character-Education-Poster-Bundle-2383807 Promote empathy and apology of action with this "How to Apologize/Say Sorry" poster packet to support c...

I don’t know about you, but I think there’s more to an apology than a sneering “sorry!” I tell ya, kids these days don’t know how to apologize… and it drives me …

This post is part of my series on How to Shape Children’s Behavior. “Say sorry to your brother.” “But he’s the one who–” “Say it!” you insist,…

A one page worksheet on apologizing. Lets students answer question about when they should apologize...

This is a poster to address a proper apology. So many students don't know how to properly apologize. I was over hearing the traditional "I'm sorry" over and over again. Now when students apologize it sounds so much more sincere. "I'm sorry" vs "I'm sorry I stepped on your foot Sarah. I will try to ...

Manners and Etiquette for children using manner's books and games, manner's songs and much more -- children learn dining etiquette, telephone manners, respect & accountability. Call 855-588-6266

Think Sheets are useful for a student who breaks classroom or school rules. It helps students evaluate the problem rather than focus on the punishment.

This is a sheet that I use with students who need to process their behaviors. It also serves as documentation for a student's perception so we can begin to understand their locus of control. In a pinch, it can also serve as a physical apology note to hand to the person who needs the apology. I modified it from the Knock Knock version to be more school appropriate. If you would like to purchase a more lighthearted version, check out this Web site…

We need to teach students the hows and whys of good decisions, rather than punishing them for making a bad choice.

It’s easy to say, I’m sorry. But moms know there’s much more to it than that. Here’s how to teach your children steps to an awesome apology.

Author: Soyung Pak Illustrator: Joung Un Kim From the Book Jacket: When Sumi arrives at school on her first day, she sees a big building. She sees strange children. (Some are big.) She sees wide stairs and a big metal fence. School is a lonely place, she thinks. When Sumi enters the noisy classroom and hears loud children saying things she doesn't understand, Sumi feels even worse. School is a scary place. And when a little boy squishes his eyes and makes a face at Sumi, thats when she…

Happy Sunday, friends! I have to admit to being a little distracted this weekend by the gorgeous spring weather we’re enjoying here in the Houston area. Nevertheless, I found some great posts to share with you this week! Don’t forget to leave sweet comments when you visit each blog to show your appreciation. 🙂 Amanda […]

The easiest way to follow your favorite blogs