Behavior Reports

[WImom]

Does anyone have a good example of a behavior report to send home to parents?

I was thinking of something maybe a child could fill in happy/sad faces according to the behaviors I'm trying to work on.

I have a child that is just plain not listening to directions and plays daily at the table during meals. He is 3y old. I feel like after a few weeks of this I need to involve the parents.

[Cat Herder]

It may sound "Cheesy" (pun intended).... but Chuck E. Cheese's website has charts you can print out that the child can earn free stuff from the restaurant.

I used to do them with SA's for completing homework and turning it in on time. happyface

http://www.chuckecheese.com/promotions/rewards-calendars.php

I think a few other child directed business may have them, too.

[WImom]

Thanks! I did end up making up a weekly chart with a smiley face, ok face and sad face and after each meal we've been filling it in together. I also have one for a general 'following directions' which we will fill out at the end of the day. So far he's having a great day.

I figure I'll send it home on Friday's forwhile until I notice it's all smiley's.

DIdn't know that about chucky cheese, interesting.

[Christian Mother]

I use this form to give some detail to one of my dcb's day. At the bottom if he's had a rough day I explained what happened to earn a time out and what we discussed and for mom to ask about it. But that she knows from me first hand why he got a time out.