Classroom Behavior Chart
A classroom behavior chart that lists your whole class on one sheet. Write up to four class goals across the top, give each student a point for every goal met each day, and add up the weekly totals on Friday.
- Grade Level
- All Grades
- Pages
- 1
- Formats
- PDF, Google Docs, Word
- Paper Size
- US Letter and A4
- Checked By
- Milo, Classroom Teacher
- Last Updated
- October 2026
Classroom Behavior Chart Example
A 2nd grade class's week: four class goals, a point for each goal met, totals on Friday.
What's in the Classroom Behavior Chart
Class Goals
Four ruled columns across the top for the goals your class is working on, with class, teacher and week fields.
Class List
26 numbered rows on US Letter, 29 on A4, with a Student column for names.
Daily Points and Totals
A column for each day, Monday to Friday, and a Total column for the week.
Editable Versions
Type into the Word or Google Docs file, or print the PDF. US Letter and A4.
How to Use the Classroom Behavior Chart
Write the Class Goals
Write up to four goals in the columns at the top, each as something students can see and do.
List Your Students
Write or type each student's name in the Student column, one name for each numbered row.
Review the Goals
Read the goals aloud at the start of the day so every student knows what earns a point.
Score at the End of the Day
Give each student one point for every class goal they met, and write the number under that day.
Total on Friday
On Friday, add each row's points into the Total column and note who to celebrate or check in with.
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