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Check In Check Out Intervention 14 Editable Sheets for Behavior Management
$6.99
This check in check out intervention set comes with 14 editable templates for teachers to use to progress monitor students and support SEL.
Description
Create lifelong positive habits using check in, check out intervention for elementary, middle school, and high school students.
Versatile lists for general education and special education students for implementation at school and at home.
Easy to use for students, parents, or teachers to fill out and track performance in a variety of life skills.
Great for recorded keeping, progress monitoring, and interventions.
Check In Check Out Intervention set includes
- Am I Finished
- Backpack
- Behavior
- Desk Cleaning
- Emotions
- Homework
- Locker Cleaning
- Materials
- Morning for School
- Morning for Home
- Organization
- Responsibility
- Rules
- Work
To save paper and allow for two weeks of recording on one piece of paper (or four weeks if printed back to back), most sheets are divided in half.
These categories are divided into primary and secondary sections for user ease and are great for elementary and secondary students.
Ideal for behavior improvement plans, IEPs (Individual Education Plans), 504 plans, RTI (Response to Intervention), and social emotional learning (SEL).
These check in check out intervention sheets are all learners including students with
- Autism
- ADD (Attention Deficient Disorder)
- ADHD (Attention Deficient Hyperactivity Disorder)
- ED (Emotional Disability)
- OHI (Other Health Impairments)
- Mild Cognitive Impairments
- Specific Learning Disabilities.
The variety of sheets allow you to choose what works best for your students and provide different levels of support for individuals with many different cognitive levels and emergent readers.
Each page is fully editable in Google Slides.
Use the set for teaching and monitoring student skills and behavior in a wide variety of school, home, and clinic situations.
I recommend using check in check out intervention templates for progress monitoring support.
Also, check in check out is great to use for interventions and social emotional learning (SEL) tools.
These record keeping forms are great for special education teachers, social workers, general education teachers, counselors, clinicians, and parents.
Download your check in check out set and have a set of behavior monitoring tools in your behavior management tool kit for years to come.
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Stephanie S. –
I had a difficult time finding a weekly layout that worked for me, and this one is it! It was easy to edit it to fit my needs.
Ariane A. –
I work in a district that does not have a lot of resources, so this is a huge time saver! Thanks!
Rebekah M. –
This resource is great to track student behavior.
Robin Oke –
Great monitoring tool to use for SEL check-ins. My students like these.
Carrie S. –
Great resource if you are looking for some CICO options. Great options to choose from.
lillian K. –
This resource was extremely helpful to support a student with executive functioning skills and supporting home/school communication. I appreciate your creating a resource that saves me time in the classroom.
Michelle S. –
As a first year special education teacher I am always looking for tools that can help my students. The editable feature allows me to tailor them specifically for each student.
Sarah Freeman –
Great SEL resource!
Sarah K. –
great
Lacy H. –
This is an excellent resource! Thanks so much for all the time and effort in creating this time-saving and useful addition to my educational toolbox.
Beth P. –
Great resource. Thanks so much!
Michelle W. –
This is the best thing I have purchased all year! I wish I had purchased it at the beginning of the year. I had not thought of some of these checklists but I know my students are doing much better having these as a reminder of what is needed and having it laminated on her desk so she can check off before she leaves is important.