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July 25, 2018 · Leave a Comment

MVP Behavior

All Freebies· PK-2

Looking for an EASY positive behavior tip?

Positive Classroom Management Activity and free chart!
 

I’ve used this MVP strategy with my young first graders and it WORKS every time 🙂

 

Free Positive Behavior download

 

M = Movement
V = Voice (we use noise levels 0, 1, and 2)
P = Participation

 

This chart is used doing Independent Work Time. Lessons usually include Guided Practice at the carpet as a whole group, then “showing what you know” with an exit ticket, or other written activity.

The MVP chart is reviewed before students are sent to their tables to complete their work.

After the activity, the chart is reviewed again and students determine if they earned a star, check, or X in each category. The teacher has already discussed appropriate “brain breaks” for the outcome.

Obviously, you don’t want to earn a X!

Teachers may adjust what the “V” or “P” looks like for different activities, such as math centers or partner work. The “M” most likely wouldn’t change, especially since we have a TON of chair-tippers this year! Anyone have any suggestions for that?!? 😉

Click here to download the chart. There’s also a blank template to customize for your own students!

 
Positive Behavior Strategy - download free today!

 

This post originally appeared here on Positively Learning Blog 

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About Positively Learning

Welcome! I'm Jen from Positively Learning
My main teaching gig was special education K-2 and I LOVED it! Now I'm adding instructional coaching and looking for even more ways to help students and teachers. You can learn more about my teaching adventures at Positively Learning Blog or stick around here at Classroom Freebies...I love to share what works! Enjoy!

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