Daily Smiley Behavior Chart: Subject Behavior Trackers & Implementation Guide

Make behavior tracking simple and consistent with this ready-to-print daily smiley chart system, created by Regina Siles, BCBA, LBA, MEd. Each chart tracks five core classroom behaviors (Listen to Teacher, Quiet Worker, Raise Hand, Stay in Seat, Finish Work) across six periods: Morning Work, Morning Meeting, Math, Reading, Writing, and Science/Social Studies. The teacher circles a smiley or frowny face after each period, and the student can earn up to 30 smileys a day toward two reward levels.

What's included:

• A one-page implementation guide written for new teachers, covering daily prep, marking, feedback, totaling, rewards, and home communication

• 6 printable tracker versions:

  • Ready to use, with rewards filled in (sticker or coloring sheet at 20–24 smileys; 10 minutes of free time at 25–30)

  • Ready to use, with blank reward lines so you choose the rewards

  • Behaviors and periods filled in, with empty boxes for stickers, stamps, or checkmarks

  • Custom behaviors, with blank column headers you fill in and smiley faces kept

  • Fully custom, with blank behaviors and periods and smiley faces kept

  • Fully blank, with percentage-based rewards (80% and 90%)

Great for: general and special education teachers, behavior support plans, BCBAs and RBTs, counselors, and families who want to reinforce progress at home.

Format: Digital PDF download, 11 pages, landscape. Single-classroom license.

These Classroom Behavior Visuals are clear, simple posters designed to support positive behavior and safety in school settings. Each visual pairs a clear boundary (e.g., “No Hitting”) with a replacement behavior (e.g., “Use your words”) to help students understand expectations at a glance.

They are especially effective for early learners and neurodivergent students who benefit from visual reminders rather than repeated verbal corrections. These visuals help reduce problem behaviors, promote emotional regulation, and create a calmer, more predictable classroom environment.

What They’re Used For

• Reinforcing classroom behavior expectations

• Reducing aggression and unsafe behaviors

• Supporting PBIS and positive behavior systems

• Providing visual cues during emotional moments

• Increasing consistency across staff and settings

Best For / Grade Level

Recommended grade levels:

• Pre-K

• Kindergarten

• Grades 1–3

• Special education (all elementary levels)

Also effective for:

• Autism support classrooms

• Emotional support classrooms

• Behavior intervention rooms

• Therapy rooms and clinics

What’s Included

• “No Hitting – Use Your Words”

• “No Pushing – Be a Helper”

• “No Kicking – Be Kind”

• “No Biting – Only Chew Food”

• Printable PDF posters

• Clean, high-contrast design for easy visibility

Kindergarten Readiness Behavior Assessment (Part of the Kindergarten Readiness Kit)

Set your students up for success with this comprehensive Kindergarten Behavior Readiness Assessment—a powerful tool designed for teachers, instructional coaches, and school leaders who want to start the year strong.

This easy-to-use checklist goes beyond surface-level observation. It helps you assess students’ readiness across five key developmental areas:

• 🖍 Fine Motor Skills

• 📖 Early Literacy

• 🔢 Early Numeracy

• 💬 Social-Emotional Development

• 🌟 Self-Regulation

What makes this resource stand out?
✔ Color-coded scoring system (Tier 1–3) for quick identification of student needs
✔ Teacher notes & targeted intervention suggestions to guide next steps
✔ Parent-friendly version so families can support readiness at home
✔ Data-driven format that works for progress monitoring and conferences
✔ Print-and-go design for immediate classroom use

🎯 Perfect for:

• Kindergarten & Pre-K teachers

• Behavior specialists & instructional coaches

• School readiness screenings

• Parent-teacher conferences

⚡ Note: This assessment is one portion of the Kindergarten Readiness Kit. The full kit includes additional tools, interventions, and resources that address all areas of school readiness, making it a complete system for preparing children to thrive in kindergarten.

Behavior Skills Training (BST) Assessment & Instructional Guide

Supporting Autistic Students and Effective Classroom Management

This Behavior Skills Training (BST) Assessment & Instructional Guide is a reflective, data-informed tool designed to help educators identify strengths, uncover instructional gaps, and intentionally improve classroom practices that support autistic students and overall classroom management.

Rather than guessing which strategies to try next, this guide helps teachers pinpoint specific instructional and behavioral skill areas and connect them directly to evidence-based BST practices.

What This Resource Does

✔ Helps educators reflect on current classroom practices

✔ Identifies priority areas for instructional and behavioral growth

✔ Aligns assessment results with BST-informed instructional strategies

✔ Supports consistent, intentional classroom systems

✔ Promotes confident, ethical, and respectful practice

What’s Included

-A comprehensive BST-aligned self-assessment

-Multiple focus areas, including:

-Classroom discipline and structure

-Communication and instructional clarity

-Teaching and learning practices

-Social, emotional, and psychological supports

-Section scoring to identify priority growth areas

-Guided reflection questions with clear next steps

-Implementation guidance grounded in evidence-based practice

Who This Is For

--General education teachers

--Special education teachers

--Autism support professionals

--Behavior specialists and instructional coaches

--School teams engaging in professional development

This resource is appropriate for self-reflection, coaching conversations, mentoring, and professional learning communities.

Research-Informed

This guide is grounded in Behavior Skills Training (BST) and is strongly recommended for use alongside research-based guidance on BST implementation to support teacher learning through instruction, modeling, practice, and feedback.

Important Notes

This product is intended for educational and professional development purposes only.

It does not replace IEPs, BIPs, district policies, or professional judgment.

This is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped.

Why Educators Love This Tool

✔ Practical and easy to use

✔ Respectful and autism-informed

✔ Focused on systems—not blame

✔ Designed for real classrooms

Turn Stressful Mealtimes Into Calm, Predictable Routines Without forcing bites, bribing, or power struggles

Between busy schedules, exhaustion, and kids who seem to survive on the same few foods, mealtimes can quickly become overwhelming. This Picky Eating Parent Toolkit was created to help families move out of daily food battles and into calmer, more supportive mealtime routines, using behavior-based strategies that actually work.

🌱 What This Toolkit Helps With

✔ Extreme picky eating

✔ Food refusal and anxiety

✔ Gagging, crying, or panic at meals

✔ Power struggles around eating

✔ Sensory sensitivities

✔ Rigid food routines and brand dependence

This toolkit teaches parents what to do, what to say, and what NOT to do—even when emotions run high.

📘 What’s Included

✔ The 4-Step Picky Eating Behavior Plan

Learn how to identify why your child avoids food and how to respond effectively.

✔ Change the Environment Strategies

Reduce pressure and increase predictability before expecting change.

✔ Food Tolerance Ladder (Visual Tool)

Teaches that eating is the last step—progress is participation, not swallowing.

✔ Reinforcement Toolkit

How to reward effort (sitting, touching, smelling) instead of intake.

✔ Error-Free Mealtime Strategies

What to stop doing so meals don’t escalate.

✔ Scripted Responses for Common Mealtime Problems

Exactly what to say when your child says “I don’t like it,” panics, throws food, or refuses to sit.

✔ Visual Mealtime Tools

***Food Tolerance Ladder

***First/Then Board

***Mealtime Rules Visual

***Communication Placemat (Yummy, Yucky, More, Drink, All Done)

***Meal Duration Timer & Timer Cards

✔ Food Exposure & Tolerance Tracking Sheets

Track progress you can’t see yet—less anxiety, more tolerance, longer sitting.

✔ Mealtime De-Escalation Plan

A step-by-step guide for calming meals when emotions rise.

✔ What to Do When Nothing Works

Support for parents when progress feels slow or stalled.

🧩 Why This Toolkit Works

✔ Reduces pressure and power struggles

✔ Builds trust and predictability

✔ Supports sensory and anxious eaters

✔ Uses visuals to lower emotional escalation

✔ Focuses on long-term success, not quick fixes

This is not a force-feeding plan.

This is a behavior-based, nervous-system-friendly approach to eating.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Who This Is For

Parents of toddlers & school-age children

Families struggling with picky or selective eating

Parents wanting clear, simple steps (no overwhelm)

Caregivers supporting children with sensory needs, anxiety, or rigid routines

📥 Format

✔ Printable PDF

✔ Use at home or with professionals

✔ No prep required

✔ Implement immediately

Progress looks like:

✔ Less anxiety

✔ Fewer meltdowns

✔ More tolerance

✔ Longer sitting

✔ Trust restored at the table

Raising kids shouldn’t feel like constant correcting, negotiating, or reacting to meltdowns.

The Behavior Reinforcement Toolkit is a printable, ABA-informed parent resource designed to help you strengthen positive behavior, reduce power struggles, and respond calmly—even on hard days.

Instead of focusing on what’s going wrong, this toolkit teaches you how to catch what’s going right and reinforce it in real time, without needing bigger rewards, long lectures, or perfect consistency.

Created by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, this toolkit gives parents simple visuals, scripts, and systems so you don’t have to think in the moment.

What’s included

✔ Praise Prompt Cards (what to say when your child is trying, calming, or cooperating)

✔ Token Boards & Sticker Charts (make progress visible and motivating)

✔ First/Then Boards (reduce resistance and transitions battles)

✔ Parent-friendly instructions for real-life use

✔ Printable, reusable, and low-prep

Perfect for parents who:

• Feel stuck correcting more than connecting

• Want fewer tantrums without punishment

• Struggle to know what to say in the moment

• Want calmer routines and better follow-through

• Raising neurodivergent or strong-willed kids

Why parents love it

✨ Reinforces positive behavior before meltdowns start

✨ Makes praise automatic instead of effortful

✨ Builds emotional regulation and confidence

✨ Reduces daily power struggles

✨ Works for toddlers through elementary-aged kids

How it works

You’ll use simple visuals and short praise scripts to respond immediately when your child shows effort, calm, or cooperation, so those behaviors grow naturally over time.

No overwhelm. No complicated plans. Just a clear, supportive structure that works in real homes.

📌 Digital download

📌 Print and use immediately

📌 No physical item will be shipped

🌱 What This Product Is About

Tantrums can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re already juggling work, exhaustion, screens, schedules, and everything else that comes with raising kids. This Parent Toolkit for Tantrum Behavior was created to help you understand what’s really happening under the behavior and give you simple, realistic tools you can actually use in everyday moments.

This digital toolkit focuses on:

-Why tantrums happen (not just how to stop them)

-Identifying emotional and environmental triggers

-Supporting regulation before, during, and after a tantrum

-Responding calmly without ignoring boundaries or your own needs

Everything inside is:

✔ Easy to read

✔ Practical (no jargon)

✔ Rooted in behavior science

✔ Designed for real families, real homes, and real stress

This is not about perfection or “fixing” your child.

It’s about building understanding, connection, and calmer moments over time.

You’ll get clear guidance, reflection tools, and strategies you can adjust to fit your child, your values, and your family rhythm.

💛 Who This Is For

--Parents of young children

--Caregivers supporting big emotions

--Families who want structure without punishment

--Parents who want tools that make sense, not shame

📥 Format

-Digital download (PDF)

-Use on your phone, tablet, or print at home

-Start at your own pace