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Weekly Classroom Behavior Chart

Follow the whole class through the week on one chart. Each student has a row with a smiley face for each day, Monday to Friday, and a Stars column. Color the smile for a great day, then count the stars on Friday.

Paste your class list to print every name, or leave it empty to write the names by hand. Your name, your class and the week print at the top.

Color the smile for a great day. Count the stars on Friday.

One name per line. Attendance, behavior, checklist and conference forms list them; reading logs and homework trackers make one page per student.

One per line, e.g. Permission slip, Field trip money, Supplies.

Colors

Some forms print sideways (landscape). Black & white saves ink.

Everything you type stays on your computer. It is never sent to us.

Preview

What’s on the classroom behavior chart

Page
Portrait (upright), sized to fit US Letter and A4 paper. Six color choices, including Black & white.
At the top
Weekly Behavior Chart, then Teacher, Class, Week of: printed when you type them, or a line to write on.
Columns
Student, Mon–Fri (a smiley face to color for each day), Stars.
Rows
One row per student on your list, up to 22 on a page, plus up to 4 empty rows when there is room; a longer list continues on the next page (the first 40 names are used). Without a list: 22 empty rows.

How to use it

  1. The weekly behavior chart is already chosen under Form.
  2. Type your name, your class and the week (Week of).
  3. Paste your student names, one per line: each name gets its own row.
  4. Click Print. Each day, color the smile for a great day, and on Friday write the week’s stars.

If the page prints small, set the printer to Fit to page.

Questions

Is it a chart for one child or for the whole class?

For the whole class: one row per student, up to 22 rows on a page. For one child, paste only their name.

How do the smiley faces work?

Each day has a smiley face outline in its box. Color it in when a student has a great day, and on Friday write the week’s total in the Stars column.

Can I print it in black and white?

Yes. Choose Black & white under Colors to print without color and save ink.

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