Logical Consequences “Cheat Sheet” Hallway Problem Consequence The whole class does not follow the rules in the hallway. • Go back to the room and practice again. • Take the whole class on the walking path during recess to practice desired hallways behavior (teacher led). A certain student is messing around in line. • The student must have a specific place in line. • The student moves to the end of the line and tries again. Students are talking at the drinking fountain. • Loss of privilege of having a drink. Students are running in the hallway. • Go all the way back to the starting point and try again. Bathroom Problem Consequence Students are talking and/or not following the bathroom rules. • Not allowed to be in the bathroom without supervision (adult or peer). Students soil the bathroom in other places than the toilet. • Clean it up. Students put miscellaneous items in the toilet. • With the custodian's assistance, fish items out and clean up the area. Students put paper towels on the floor. • Pick up paper towels for a certain number of days Students play with water and soap and make a mess. • Clean up mess if necessary and a loss of privilege going to the bathroom alone. ©Kristine Nannini www.youngteacherlove.com Classroom Problem Consequence Students destroy classroom property or misuse classroom materials. • Clean up or replace materials if necessary. Students don't complete work or waste learning time. • The students have to finish work on their own time (recess, homework, etc.) • The students have to finish their work instead of participating in a fun classroom activity. Students are running in the classroom. • Take a break. • Walk back and try again. Students are talking excessively. • Take a break. • Move the students desk and make them sit alone. • Do not allow the student to work with a group or partners. Students are not returning notes or assignments. • Have the child contact their parent/ guardian by phone explaining the situation. Students are using nasty/unfriendly language. • Students must apologize for their action. • Practice using alternate language at an alternate time. Students are not participating in a lesson. • Have the students take a break. • The students have to finish their work on their own time (recess, homework, etc.) • The students have to finish their work instead of participating in a fun classroom activity. Students are disrespectful. • Take a break. • Give students time away. • Students must apologize for their action. • Practice using alternate language at an alternate time. Students are using a classroom supply incorrectly. • Lose privilege to use that supply. ©Kristine Nannini www.youngteacherlove.com Classroom Problem Consequence Students write on a desk or other school property. • Clean up or replace materials if necessary. Students talk to their neighbor during work time or at an inappropriate time. • Move the student away from the group or neighbor. Student has a lining up infraction. • Go to the end of the line. • Walk on the other side of the hallway, away from the class. • Hold the teacher's hand (depending on grade level). Students are wasting time in the morning (before a morning meeting). • Loss of privilege to participate in all of morning meeting. Students are not showing expected, positive behaviors. • Review and practice behavior expectations. • Have students model the correct behavior. • Have the entire class model and practice the correct behavior. Arrival Problem Consequence Students are talking at inappropriate times (pledge, waiting in line, etc.). • Review and practice behavior expectations. • Go back to the point of origin and wait until students are quiet. Students are running at inappropriate times. • Review and practice behavior expectations. • Walk back and try again. Student refuses to line up with the class. ©Kristine Nannini • Loss of privilege of lining up with class. • Loss of privilege of outdoor waiting area until student regains responsibility. • Practice lining up at another time. www.youngteacherlove.com Dismissal Problem Consequence Students are running at inappropriate times. • Review and practice behavior expectations. • Walk back and try again. Students are deliberately in the wrong place. • Teacher escorts students to the correct place. • Redirect students in the correct direction. Students are yelling. • Practice soft voices. • Review and practice behavior expectations. • Students apologize to classrooms they disturbed. Playground Problem Students are physically aggressive. Consequence • A write up or detention. • Review and practice behavior expectations. Students are not using the playground equipment safely. • Loss of privilege. Students are ignoring playground boundaries. • Loss of privilege • Students must stay in one designated space. Students consistently ignore the call to line up. • Lost minutes off of the beginning of the next recess. • Use lost minutes to practice lining up. • Students may only play in a spot near the line up area. Students ignore a quiet signal when lining up. • All students must be quiet before entering the building. • Lost recess time to review and practice expectations. ©Kristine Nannini • Review and practice behavior expectations. www.youngteacherlove.com Problem Students are talking during an inappropriate time. Consequence • Review and practice behavior expectations. • Students are to sit alone. • Students move to a different table. Students are throwing food. • Clean the entire lunch room. • Lose lunchroom privileges. Students are not using inside voices. ©Kristine Nannini • Practice soft voices. • Review and practice behavior expectations. • Lose privilege to talk. • Student apologies to classrooms they disturbed. www.youngteacherlove.com If you have any questions, please contact me at nannini.kristine@yahoo.com Follow my store to receive notification of my latest products freebies. Copyright© 2012 Kristine Nannini. and All rights reserved by author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only. Not for public display. Visit my Website Keep in Touch Credits Terms of Use Copyright© 2012 Kristine Nannini. All rights reserved by author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution limited to single classroom use only. Not for public display.
