Grades 6-8 (ages 11–14)Ages 11–14
Behavior routines for grades 6–8
Use this screen at transitions, group work, or anytime you need clear behavior expectations in your middle school classroom. Students see their noise level, teamwork points, and exactly what to do next—right on the board.
The visual cues help students stay on task and manage themselves, while you can praise teams and redirect without stopping the flow of class.
Free for teachers. Your screens, classes and uploads are saved to your account.
How to use it in class
- 1Pick a background that fits your class mood or subject.
- 2Set the Work Symbols to show how students should work (e.g., silent, pair, group).
- 3Turn on the Traffic Light to signal when to stop, get ready, or go.
- 4Use the Noise Meter to monitor class volume and give instant feedback.
- 5Add a Scoreboard for teams or individuals to earn points for positive behavior.
- 6List behavior steps or reminders in the Checklist for students to tick off as they follow them during class activity or transition time.','Type instructions or reminders in the Text widget for easy reference.','Decorate the screen with a Sticker to make it welcoming or themed.
Why it works
- Visual reminders help students self-regulate their behavior.
- Live feedback on noise and teamwork keeps students accountable.
- Clear steps and expectations reduce confusion and off-task behavior.
Tips
- Let students help set team names for the scoreboard to boost buy-in.
- Change the checklist steps for each routine or activity.
- Use the traffic light to signal transitions and keep everyone on the same page.
Make it your own
- Use for group work in science or social studies by changing checklist items.
- Adapt for remote learning by sharing your screen and using online noise meter alternatives.
- Add specific reminders or visual cues for students who need extra support.
Questions teachers ask
How long should I display the behavior screen?
Keep it up during transitions, group work, or any time you want students to follow specific routines. You can minimize it when not needed.
What if the noise meter is too sensitive?
Adjust the sensitivity in settings or move your device closer to or further from students until it matches your classroom.
Can I change the expectations for different classes?
Yes, you can edit the expectations, checklist, and instructions for each class or activity.
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