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| Goal | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Student will record their observation of an agreed classroom action and discuss it with the teacher | |||||
| 2. Student will independently identify their current emotional state using a feelings scale in 4 out of 5 check-ins | |||||
| 3. Student will use a taught calming strategy (deep breathing, counting, sensory tool) when escalated, returning to baseline within 5 minutes in 80% of instances |
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See the free planSelected K–5 guidance · editorial review October 27, 2026
Explicitly teach observing and recording the agreed action before asking a student to self-monitor. Check whether the tool is suitable. The guide cautions about use with K–1 learners. Keep the student’s observation separate from adult feedback; a matching score is not automatically a mastery criterion.
Lane et al. (2024), Recommendation 6, printed p. 54 / PDF p. 60 · Suitability limits, printed p. 57 / PDF p. 63
Teacher-Delivered Behavioral Interventions in Grades K–5, IES / What Works Clearinghouse. US public domain; reuse notice. Summarized and adapted by Evident. The source does not validate this goal, layout, rating scale or individual target and does not establish effectiveness for secondary students. No author or agency endorsement.
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