Behavior Color Chart
A behavior color chart with six colored levels and a month of one student's days. Everyone starts on Green. At the end of each day, color the box with the color the student ended on, and a family member initials each week.
- Grade Level
- Pre-K to Grade 5
- Pages
- 1
- Formats
- PDF, Google Docs, Word
- Paper Size
- US Letter and A4
- Checked By
- Milo, Classroom Teacher
- Last Updated
- October 2026
Behavior Color Chart Example
A kindergartner's October: the color he ended on each day, and his family's initials every Friday.
What's in the Behavior Color Chart
Six Color Levels
A ladder of six colors, from Purple, Outstanding to Red, Parent Contact, each named for what it means.
A Month of Colors
A table of weeks with a box for Monday to Friday to color in each day.
Family Initials
A column to initial each week, plus student, month and teacher fields at the top.
Print or Type
Type names and dates into the Word or Google Docs file, or print the PDF. US Letter and A4.
How to Use the Behavior Color Chart
Fill In the Top
Write the student's name, the month and your name, then the dates in the Week of column.
Explain the Colors
Go over the six levels with the student so they know what each color means and that Green is the start.
Start Each Day on Green
Begin every day on Green, and tell the student which color they are on whenever it changes.
Color the Box
At the end of the day, color that day's box with the color the student ended on.
Send It Home on Friday
On Friday, send the chart home so a family member can look at the week and initial it.
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