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Discipline Policy


NAME: Mrs. Thomson

SCHOOL: John B Dey

CLASS: First Grade

SCHOOL PHONE: 496-6759

Discipline Policy

 


Your child’s success is very important.  To create and maintain a positive 
learning environment for all students, I will follow the behavior and 
discipline procedures below.  Please read and discuss them with your child.

Behavior Policy
The class will help form the procedures and policies that provide the 
structure and functioning of the classroom.  The children will sign their 
name acknowledging their participation in forming these policies and their 
agreement to follow them.  These procedures will be posted in the 
classroom.  
Your child’s signature also indicates their knowledge of any consequences 
should a bad choice be made on their part.  I do not believe in bad 
children, 
just bad choices.  My discipline plan encourages children to make the right 
choice and to be part of a positive and productive learning experience.  

Discipline Plan
I believe in individual, small group and whole group discipline.  
The “bear,” system is for individual reinforcement.  
The “weekly group tally count,” is to help children learn how to work 
Together, and cooperate.  
“Behavior bingo,” completes the bonding process, and helps teach empathy for 
others and how to work for a common goal.

Rewards
·If a child keeps all four of their bears, they earn a sticker for their 
sticker book at the end of the day.  Sticker books go home every Friday so 
you can see what kind of week your child had.  (Please make sure books come 
back to school every Monday.) 
·Every time a group of students (they will sit in desk groups of 4 or 5,) is 
ready, quiet, or on task, they will earn a tally.  The group with the most 
tallies at the end of the week gets to pick a prize out of the treasure 
box.  
(We always need treasure!  Small toys, and school supplies are great…..your 
children can tell you what they would like to work for!)   
·If the class is complimented, or behaves well as a whole group, they will 
be 
able to pick a number from the number jar and mark that number on the class 
bingo chart.  When the class earns a “BINGO” they can vote for their reward.

Consequences
Children are always given a verbal reminder before any bears are taken.  
If a child loses one bear, they do not earn a sticker.  
If they lose 2 bears, they have a time out, this may mean no recess. 
If they lose 3 bears, they have to write a letter of apology, or the rule 
that was broken. They will also have a time out. The letter or rule may be 
sent home to be signed by you.  
If they lose 4 bears, they will go to the office and talk to the principal.  

My goal is to have a positive learning environment led with a firm, yet 
encouraging hand.  Please support my efforts at home by encouraging good 
manners, and work habits.  Your child needs to know that we are a team 
working for the ultimate goal of their academic success.



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