Behavior Reflection Sheet
A think sheet for a student to fill in after an incident, once calm, before talking with you. It asks what happened, how they felt and what they were thinking, who was affected, how to make it right, and a plan for next time.
- Grade Level
- K to Grade 12
- Pages
- 1
- Formats
- PDF, Google Docs, Word
- Paper Size
- US Letter and A4
- Checked By
- Milo, Classroom Teacher
- Last Updated
- October 2026
Behavior Reflection Sheet Example
A 4th grader's think sheet after an argument at recess, written before a talk with his teacher.
What's in the Behavior Reflection Sheet
What Happened
Fields for name, date and teacher, then a ruled box for the student to say what happened.
Feelings and Thoughts
A checklist of eight feelings beside ruled lines for what the student was thinking.
Making It Right and a Plan
Boxes for who was affected and how to make it right, six next-time choices, a plan and signatures.
Editable Versions
Type into the Word or Google Docs file, or print the PDF. US Letter and A4.
How to Use the Behavior Reflection Sheet
Wait Until Calm
Give the student a few quiet minutes first, then hand over the sheet once they can think and write.
Start with What Happened
Have the student fill in the top fields and describe what happened in the first box, in their own words.
Name Feelings and Thoughts
Ask the student to tick the feelings they had and write what they were thinking at the time.
Think About Others
Next, the student writes who was affected and how, and what they can do to make it right.
Talk It Over
Read the sheet together, agree on the plan, and both sign. Keep it so you can look back at it later.
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