Showing posts with label SOAR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SOAR. Show all posts
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Western Theme
As per a request of a fellow teacher on Teachers Notebook, I created a Western theme for SOAR. I really like it and actually am thinking I will use it this year instead of the hot air balloons. After I made it, Baylei (my daughter) said she loved it and that I should use it. So....I am! Click the pictures below if you would like to see it in my Teachers Notebook store. The set includes: 2 SOAR posters, positive behavior reinforcement cards, and nameplates.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
SOAR Positive Reinforcement Cards
I saw a post on Pinterest (of course) about making cards for your students as positive reinforcement. I thought that I would try it for SOAR. Let me know what you think of them. I made a set for each of the letters for SOAR. The cards can be passed out as students are "caught SOARing". The cards can then be used as part of a Positive Behavior Support System or just for an intrinsic reward.
Visit my Teachers Notebook shop to download.

Visit my Teachers Notebook shop to download.

Tuesday, July 31, 2012
SOAR
One thing I've learned in my teaching career is that students need taught what is expected of them. They need to know what it means to be a good citizen and what a good citizen looks like not only in the classroom but in life as well. A friend of mine helped me to come up with the acronym SOAR which stands for
SAFE BEHAVIOR
ON TASK
ACT RESPONSIBLY
RESPECT SELF/OTHERS.
At the beginning of the year, my students and I work together to determine what each of those things looks like in the classroom, on the playground, at lunch, in the hallways, and even in the restroom. Then as the year progresses we discuss how SOAR helps us outside of the classroom in our community. I use this for behavior management because it puts the responsibility back on the students. If someone is not "soaring" he/she fills out a reflection sheet in which he/she must answer the question "In which area(s) were you not "soaring"? I have found it to be a great asset to my classroom and my students. Visit my teacher shop on Teacher's Notebook if you would like a poster for your room. Click the picture below.

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