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Written By: PBIS Tier I Core Team Date Created: October 2017 Area Focus: Classroom Grade Level: K - 4 Lesson Summary: In the classroom, staff and students will stay safe, obey rules, use kindness, take responsibility, and help others. LEARNING TARGET: Using I DO / WE DO / YOU DO, students will see, model, and demonstrate appropriate behavior in each area of the building based on SOUTH. RATIONALE: Fidelity of implementation will determine the success of our positive behavior supports and intervention program (PBIS). These plans are scripted to ensure consistency for students and clarity for staff. It is imperative that you use the plans as written and all the resources provided. We re counting on it! Lesson Design Teaching Examples (Role play appropriate behavior) Staying Safe looks like this: Moving furniture slowly and carefully Walking to seat, entering, exiting classroom Using classroom equipment correctly such as scissors, chairs, sharpeners, writing utensils, computers Obeying the rules looks like this: Listening attentively to the speaker Following directions from adults Using appropriate ZONE voice (refer to zone chart) Using kindness looks like this: Respecting others personal space and belongings Using manners with please, thank you, excuse me, sorry Using appropriate conversation and language with learning talk, WOW words, friendly conversations Taking responsibility looks like this: Being on time is arriving by 835AM, returning to class promptly from nurse, bathroom, and other learning areas Being prepared is coming to class ready to learn (backpack, homework, signed forms, etc.) Valuing honesty is telling the truth the first time Engaging in learning is raising your hand, collaborating, and participating. Being proud of your work is doing your best Using self-control is making good choices, taking care of yourself Helping others looks like: Encouraging others by positive talk and cheering

Being friendly by including others, and looking out for each other We Do: Role Play: Teachers and students practice each behavior together You Do: Practice: Students will provide appropriate examples of behaviors and demonstrate for the teacher Follow up Reinforcement: Teachers will show how the Clip-Chart is used for students to self-monitor their behavior progress for the day. Clip chart Everyone starts on READY TO LEARN Punch cards Punched for each move up. Full cards go to the office for Brag Book, Principals 100 Club and Monthly Drawing SOUTH Shout-Outs also move clips Principals 100 club Brag Book Monthly incentives Resources Required: Clip-Chart Common Location Student Clips Clothes Pins with First Name SOUTH Punch cards Zone chart SOUTH Shout-Outs Hole punch Optional: Video link: Reteach for Struggling Learners

Written By: PBIS Tier I Core Team Date Created: October 2017 Area Focus: Hallways / Stairways / Common Areas Grade Level: K - 4 Lesson Purpose: In the hallways, stairways, and other common areas, staff and students will stay safe, obey rules, use kindness, take responsibility, and help others. LEARNING TARGET: Using I DO / WE DO / YOU DO, students will see, model, and demonstrate appropriate behavior in each area of the building based on SOUTH. RATIONALE: Fidelity of implementation will determine the success of our positive behavior supports and intervention program (PBIS). These plans are scripted to ensure consistency for students and clarity for staff. It is imperative that you use the plans as written and all the resources provided. We re counting on it! Teaching Examples: Lesson Design I Do: Staying Safe looks like this: Keeping hands at your side Walking on the silver line Facing forward and following the person in front of you at a safe distance Obeying the rules looks like this: Staying on the right side of the hallway Using ZONE 0 voice Taking steps one at a time and using the handrail Using kindness looks like this: Respecting others personal space by maintaining a safe distance Taking responsibility looks like this: Going only where you have permission to go and returning promptly Modeling appropriate hallway behavior for others to follow Using self control is making good choices Helping others looks like: Holding the door for others We Do: Role Play: Teachers and students practice each behavior together You Do: Practice: Students will provide appropriate examples of behaviors and demonstrate for the teacher

Follow up Reinforcements Matrix expectations for hallways / stairways / common areas Teacher will show: SOUTH Shout-Out slips and explain what how that transfers to the classroom clip-chart and punch cards. Negative behavior in these areas will also lower placement on clip-chart. Information is communicated verbally back to the classroom teacher. Resources Required: Matrix expectations for hallway Zone charts Optional: Video link: Reteach for Struggling Learners

Written By: PBIS Tier I Core Team Date Created: October 2017 Area Focus: Cafeteria Grade Level: K - 4 Lesson Summary: In the cafeteria, staff and students will stay safe, obey rules, use kindness, take responsibility, and help others. LEARNING TARGET: Using I DO / WE DO / YOU DO, students will see, model, and demonstrate appropriate behavior in each area of the building based on SOUTH. RATIONALE: Fidelity of implementation will determine the success of our positive behavior supports and intervention program (PBIS). These plans are scripted to ensure consistency for students and clarity for staff. It is imperative that you use the plans as written and all the resources provided. We re counting on it! Teaching Examples: Lesson Design I Do: Staying Safe looks like this: Walking to your table and walking to return your trays Staying in your seat Touching only your own food and drinks Obeying the rules looks like this: Sitting on your bench appropriately with your feet on the floor Using Zone 2 during breakfast/lunch and Zone 0 at the end of lunch Following directions from adults the first time Raising your hand for help. For breakfast, hanging belongings on hooks as directed. Using kindness looks like this: Using appropriate friendly conversations with a Zone 2 voice Using manners with please, thank you, eating with mouth closed. Taking responsibility looks like this: Keeping your tray, table, self, and the floor clean Throwing and recycling garbage as directed Using self-control by waiting in line and respecting personal space Helping others looks like: Being a friend by including others and looking out for each other. We Do: Role Play: Teachers and students practice each behavior together

You Do: Practice: Students will provide appropriate examples of behaviors and demonstrate for the teacher Follow up Reinforcements SOUTH (spelled out) competition chart. Best grade of the day recognized on PM announcements. First grade to spell SOUTH wins incentive prize Matrix expectations for cafeteria Teacher will show: SOUTH Shout-Out slips and explain what how that transfers to the classroom clip-chart and punch cards. Negative behavior in these areas will also lower placement on clip-chart. Information is communicated verbally back to the classroom teacher. Office Referral for individual students as needed. Resources Required: Matric Expectations for Cafeteria SOUTH spelling chart Zone charts Optional: Video link: Reteach for Struggling Learners

Written By: PBIS Tier I Core Team Date Created: October 2017 Area Focus: Playground Grade Level: K - 4 Lesson Summary: On the upper and lower playgrounds, staff and students will stay safe, obey rules, use kindness, take responsibility, and help others. LEARNING TARGET: Using I DO / WE DO / YOU DO, students will see, model, and demonstrate appropriate behavior in each area of the building based on SOUTH. RATIONALE: Fidelity of implementation will determine the success of our positive behavior supports and intervention program (PBIS). These plans are scripted to ensure consistency for students and clarity for staff. It is imperative that you use the plans as written and all the resources provided. We re counting on it! Teaching Examples: Lesson Design I Do: Staying Safe looks like this LOWER PLAYGROUND Using only the blacktop for play Using the equipment correctly: - Walking up the steps and keeping feet first down the slide Keeping hands, feet, and objects to yourself Staying Safe looks like this UPPER PLAYGROUND Playing in designated areas as directed (athletic equipment / shed off limits) Using the equipment correctly: Walking up the steps and keeping feet first down the slide Maintaining a safe distance Keeping hands, feet and objects to yourself Obeying the rules looks like this: Following the whistle the first time Lining up where directed promptly with Zone 0 voice Playing games fairly Respecting learning environments (not distracting classrooms) Using kindness looks like this: Including everyone in games and play Taking turns and using manners Respecting others personal space Using friendly and appropriate Zone 4 voice Taking responsibility looks like this: Displaying good sportsmanship

Returning equipment promptly Using self-control by making good choices and taking care of yourself Helping others looks like: Getting an adult when needed We Do: Role Play: Teachers and students practice each behavior together You Do: Practice: Students will provide appropriate examples of behaviors and demonstrate for the teacher. Follow up Reinforcements Matrix expectations for playground Teacher will show: SOUTH Shout-Out slips and explain what how that transfers to the classroom clip-chart and punch cards. Negative behavior in these areas will also lower placement on clip-chart. Information is communicated verbally back to the classroom teacher. Office Referral for individual students as needed. Resources Required: Matrix expectations Zone charts Optional: Video link: Reteach for Struggling Learners

Written By: PBIS Tier I Core Team Date Created: October 2017 Area Focus: Bathrooms Grade Level: K - 4 Lesson Summary: In the bathroom, staff and students will stay safe, obey rules, use kindness, take responsibility, and help others. LEARNING TARGET: Using I DO / WE DO / YOU DO, students will see, model, and demonstrate appropriate behavior in each area of the building based on SOUTH. RATIONALE: Fidelity of implementation will determine the success of our positive behavior supports and intervention program (PBIS). These plans are scripted to ensure consistency for students and clarity for staff. It is imperative that you use the plans as written and all the resources provided. We re counting on it! Teaching Examples: Lesson Design I Do: Staying Safe looks like this Washing your hands with soap (2 pumps) and water when finished Keeping hands, feet, and personal belongs to yourself Walking in and out of the bathroom Obeying the rules looks like this: Using the urinals and toilets appropriately Flushing the toilet when finished and be sure it is clean Using Zone 1 voice at all times Using kindness looks like this: Respecting the privacy of others Using a friendly and appropriate conversation in a Zone 1 voice Using manners by saying please, thank you, excuse me Taking responsibility looks like this: Using the bathroom only when necessary Keeping the bathroom clean and reporting problems to an adult Returning to your classroom promptly Using self-control by making good choices and taking care of yourself Helping others looks like: Getting the assistance of an adult if needed We Do: Role Play: Teachers and students practice each behavior together

You Do: Practice: Students will provide appropriate examples of behaviors and demonstrate for the teacher Follow up Reinforcements Matrix expectations for bathrooms Teacher will show: SOUTH Shout-Out slips and explain what how that transfers to the classroom clip-chart and punch cards. Negative behavior in these areas will also lower placement on clip-chart. Information is communicated verbally back to the classroom teacher. Resources Required: Matrix expectations SOUTH Shout-Outs Zone charts Optional: Video link: Reteach for Struggling Learners

Written By: PBIS Tier I Core Team Date Created: October 2017 Area Focus: Bus Grade Level: K - 4 Lesson Summary: On the bus staff and students will stay safe, obey rules, use kindness, take responsibility, and help others. LEARNING TARGET: Using I DO / WE DO / YOU DO, students will see, model, and demonstrate appropriate behavior in each area of the building based on SOUTH. RATIONALE: Fidelity of implementation will determine the success of our positive behavior supports and intervention program (PBIS). These plans are scripted to ensure consistency for students and clarity for staff. It is imperative that you use the plans as written and all the resources provided. We re counting on it! Teaching Examples: Lesson Design I Do: Staying Safe looks like this: Staying in your assigned seat at all times Keeping your hands, feet, and objects to yourself and the isle clear Keeping yourself and all belongings inside the bus Obeying the rules looks like this: Using friendly and appropriate Zone 2 voice Obeying the bus driver the first time Using kindness looks like this: Using friendly and appropriate conversations Respecting others personal space and others belongings Using good manners such as please, thank you, excuse me, and sorry Taking responsibility looks like this: Taking care of personal belongings such as backpacks, coats, umbrellas, lunchboxes, and electronics Use self-control is making good choices and taking care of yourself Helping others looks like: Getting assistance for others if needed Looking out for younger students We Do: Role Play: Teachers and students practice each behavior together

You Do: Practice: Students will provide appropriate examples of behaviors and demonstrate for the teacher. Follow up Reinforcements Traffic Light Behavior Monitoring for each day. Explain RED / YELLOW / GREEN whole bus recognition Designated students to take the completed card to the bus monitor Tracking Board Main Lobby Weekly Bus Winners Office Referral for individual infractions Matrix expectations for bus Teacher will show: SOUTH Shout-Out slips and explain what how that transfers to the classroom c lip-chart and punch cards. Negative behavior in these areas will also lower placement on clip-chart. Information is communicated verbally back to the classroom teacher. Resources Required: Matrix expectations for Bus Zone charts Traffic Lights Card for Each Bus Optional: Video link: Reteach for Struggling Learners