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Weekly Behavior Chart

Check each goal met. Teacher or parent initials at the end of each day.

Goals

GoalMonTueWedThuFri
Listens and follows directions
Keeps hands and feet to self
Uses kind words
Stays on task
Raises hand to speak
Takes care of materials

Daily Check

MonTueWedThuFri
Total checks
Initials

Reward / Consequence

Comments

How to fill out a Weekly Behavior Chart

Weekly Behavior Chart template preview
Free Weekly Behavior Chart template

A simple home-school behavior chart. Six common goals are already listed — listening, safe hands, kind words, staying on task, raising a hand and caring for materials — with two blank rows for your own. Mark a star for each goal met and initial each day.

How to fill it out

  1. Choose the goals that matter (cross out or retype any).
  2. Print and keep it on the student’s desk or in a take-home folder.
  3. Mark a star for each goal met; total and initial at the end of the day.
  4. Agree on the reward and review the week together on Friday.

Tips

  • Phrase goals positively: what to do, not what not to do.
  • Focus on two or three goals at first.
  • Use the chart for communication between teacher and parents.
  • Celebrate improvement, not just perfect days.

Weekly Behavior Chart example

Name
Jordan
Week of
Oct 19

Goals

Reward / Consequence

4+ checks a day = 10 minutes of free choice

Comments

Great improvement on Thursday!

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FAQ

Can I change the goals?

Yes. Click any goal to edit it, and use the two blank rows for your own.

Can I type on it before printing?

Yes. Click any field and type. It saves automatically in this browser — nothing is uploaded.

Is it really free?

Yes. There is no sign-up and no watermark. Print it or save it as a PDF as often as you like.

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