Stoplight
The stoplight works like this: every child has a clothespin. If a rule is broken, he/she has to move their clothespin to the green light. The green light is just a warning to remember "Green Light" behavior.
The second offense would result in the clothespin being moved to the yellow light. A clothespin on yellow means "No Mustang Dollar" for the day.
If a student can't behave the third time, he/she will move the clothespin to the red light and report to Mr. Whittier. He will call the student's parents and determine what action needs to be taken. Usually a red light means a missed recess or time in the skills room.
Each day we put the clothespins away and start over. If the student has reoccurring red lights he/she will be referred to the Skills Teacher to develop a behavioral plan and/or behavior tracker.
The stoplight works like this: every child has a clothespin. If a rule is broken, he/she has to move their clothespin to the green light. The green light is just a warning to remember "Green Light" behavior.
The second offense would result in the clothespin being moved to the yellow light. A clothespin on yellow means "No Mustang Dollar" for the day.
If a student can't behave the third time, he/she will move the clothespin to the red light and report to Mr. Whittier. He will call the student's parents and determine what action needs to be taken. Usually a red light means a missed recess or time in the skills room.
Each day we put the clothespins away and start over. If the student has reoccurring red lights he/she will be referred to the Skills Teacher to develop a behavioral plan and/or behavior tracker.
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