Positive Behavior Instruction:
​
-
Teaches the behaviors that are expected
-
Models those behaviors
-
Consistently enforces meaningful consequences for behavior intervention
-
Supports a positive learning environment
​
Teaching children using Positive Behavior techniques helps us to:
​
-
Create an environment where EVERY child feels good about coming to school.
-
​
-
Design an environment that promotes child engagement.
-
​
-
Focus on teaching children What To Do!
​
Teach expectations and routines.
Teach skills that children can use
in place of challenging behaviors.
There are 13 books in the Superstar Kid series:
-
Super Friends
-
I can be a Super Friends in the Block Area
-
I can be a Super Friend at Circle Time
-
I can be a Super Friend at the Easel
-
I can be a Super Friend at the Reading Corner
-
I can be a Super Friend Playing on the Carpet
-
I can be a Super Friend in the Hallway
-
I can be a Super Friend on the Playground
-
I can be a Super Friend at the Dramatic Play Area
-
I can be a Super Friend at the Sensory Table
-
I can be a Super Friend Cleaning up the Classroom
-
I can be a Super Friend at the Writing Center
-
I can be a Super Friend at Home
​
Each book illustrates the positive behavior expected to be respectful, responsible, safe and kind.
Why teach Positive Behavior?
​
-
Challenging behavior usually has a message- I am bored, I am sad, you hurt my feelings, I need some attention.
​
-
Children often use challenging behavior when they don't have the social or communication skills they need to engage in more appropriate interactions.
​
-
Behavior that persists over time is usually working for the child.
​
-
We need to focus on teaching children what to do in place of the challenging behavior.
Superstar Kids also has a song book that has a catchy song that kids love to sing!
​
Banners are used to spread your Super Friend pride throughout the school!