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Behavior reminders
Managing behavior is part of every school day. Students of all ages need clear expectations and reminders to help them make positive choices. Whether it’s the start of the day, after recess, or during transitions, a quick visual prompt can reset the energy in the room.
A projected classroom screen with behavior reminders, routines, or encouragement keeps everyone on the same page. It gives students a visual cue for what is expected, helps redirect attention, and supports a positive classroom climate. With ready-made templates, you can focus on teaching instead of creating slides from scratch.
Templates for Behavior reminders
Pre-K (ages 3–5)
Behavior check-in for Pre-K (ages 3–5)
A simple, visual behavior check-in screen for Pre-K using work symbols, traffic light, noise meter, and stickers.
Kindergarten to 2nd grade
Behavior screen for K–2 routines
Set clear, positive behavior routines for K–2 with visual tools and checklists.
Grades 3–5 (ages 8–11)
Behavior focus for grades 3–5
A ready-to-use screen for managing behavior in grades 3–5, with visual reminders, noise monitoring, and clear steps.
Grades 6-8 (ages 11–14)
Behavior routines for grades 6–8
A ready-to-use behavior screen for grades 6–8 with noise meter, work symbols, and team scoreboard.
Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)
Behavior expectations for high school
A ready-to-use template to set and track behavior expectations for grades 9–12.
Why teachers like it
- Makes expectations visible and clear for all students.
- Reduces time spent repeating rules and routines.
- Supports positive behavior with engaging, age-appropriate visuals.
How to set it up
- 1Sign in to your free Edform teacher account.
- 2Choose a behavior reminder template for your grade level.
- 3Adapt the screen with your class rules, expectations, or today’s routine.
- 4Project the screen when you need to reinforce behavior—at the start of class, after lunch, or during transitions.
- 5Use built-in widgets like timers, noise meters, or checklists to make expectations clear and interactive.
Tips
- Update your behavior screen regularly to keep it fresh and relevant.
- Add student names to the screen for positive recognition or group tasks.
- Use a visual timer so students can see how long they need to focus or stay on task.
- Pair reminders with a calm-down activity or a short brain break when needed.
Questions teachers ask
Can I use these behavior screens for middle or high school students?
Yes, there are age-appropriate templates for every grade, including middle and high school. You can also customize any template to fit your classroom.
What widgets help reinforce classroom behavior?
Try the noise meter, visual timer, checklist, and group picker. These tools make expectations clear and keep students engaged.
Do I need special equipment to project the screen?
No, you can use any computer and projector or an interactive whiteboard. Edform works in any browser.