Printable Chart: Whales Theme

Parents and teachers have been relying on printable behavioral charts for years and one of the best sources for these invaluable and free charts are at Kidz Points, http://www.KidzPointz.com. If you are a parent who is frustrated with their children's behavior such as leaving their clothes littered all over their room instead of putting them in the hamper, give up the yelling and pleading and try a behavioral chart. In this case, we are focusing on a whale behavioral chart. Colorful and attractive, particularly to younger kids, this chart is 100 percent free and is as close to you as your color printer. A weekly chart, it has a place for your child's name or nickname, a place for the date, and up to 10 behaviors that can be worked on. Particularly useful when kids share a room, let's say you want your kids to go to sleep within a few minutes after turning the light out. Why not agree that that is a behavior that needs to be addressed and that you will pop in exactly three times at five-minute intervals to see if the children are sleeping. Assign a point value. Perhaps 20 points for being asleep in the first 5 minutes, 15 points for the second check and five for the third. With a behavioral chart like this, see how quickly a single behavior will change, particularly if point totals earn them rewards. Try this great chart today.