Behavior Tracking Sheet
A behavior log for one student's week. Score a target behavior at the end of each period from 0 to 2, total the points at the bottom of each day, and add a note. The week's points and percent are summed up on Friday.
- 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 Tracking Sheet Example
One student's week scored period by period, totaled each day and summed up on Friday.
What's in the Behavior Tracking Sheet
Target Behavior and Goal
Fields for the student, week and daily goal, plus a ruled box to name the target behavior.
Period-by-Period Scoring
Rows for time and subject or period, with a column for each day from Monday to Friday.
Notes and Weekly Totals
A ruled box for notes, then fields for the week's points and percent, days goal met and next step.
Editable Versions
Type into the Word or Google Docs file, or print the PDF. US Letter and A4.
How to Use the Behavior Tracking Sheet
Name the Behavior
Write one target behavior in the box, stated as what the student will do, such as starting work.
Set a Daily Goal
Fill in the daily goal as a number of points the student can reach during the first week.
Score Each Period
At the end of each period, enter 2 for Great, 1 for OK or 0 for Try Again in that day's column.
Total the Day
Add up the day's points at the bottom of its column and jot a short note about how the day went.
Sum Up on Friday
On Friday, fill in the week's points and percent, the days the goal was met, and a next step.
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