Rainy Lazy Productive day=two freebies and another giveaway!

I am sitting here still in pj's (1:30pm), listening to music, finishing some units, and starting new ones. I love it!!! I am also loving my Erin Condren life planner is in the "printed" stage and my Vera Bradley totes were shipped today!

I think my cat is enjoying it too...what do you think? He is just too adorable...I think I need a nap too! 




Other things I'm loving on this rainy lazy productive day...my lunch:) I found this Pizza Quesadillas recipe on Pinterest and wanted to try it! It was really good:) 

I am pretty excited to be trying this new ice cream I just had to have! As many of you know, I have an obsession with Starbucks...and when you put Starbucks and ice cream together I am in love! I finally found this ice cream! It looks delish! 

So what was so productive thus far in my day??? Well, the house is vacuumed:) That's a start right? Oh, also some units are done! Here they are!

1. DeBug system
Do you have tattlers in your class??? If you don't, I want to come teach with YOU! Tattling is one of my biggest pet peeves. I am always saying, "are you hurt? are you bleeding" and if they answer no, then I usually stop listening. Depends on the situation. Well, this poster I found on Pinterest from Mrs. Richardson's Class was super cute. It is a 5 step system of how to handle tattling. Here is the poster I made for my class. I am going to have it hanging up this year:)
If you want this poster, click HERE to get it for free:)

2. Have you filled a bucket today? 
I am not sure about you, but I have done this for 3 years now and LOVE it:) I just wanted a new poster for my class...so here you go! Another freebie:)
Click HERE to get it for free:) Thanks to Hello Literacy for the fonts and The 3am teacher for the frame!

3. Level Up-positive classroom behavior plan
After doing some final touches my Level Up positive classroom management plan is done! I will be posting it to my TPT and TN stores today!


So I have added in this packet... 
Poster to place above your pocket chart

award certificate for when they level up











think about it cards and behavior binder form



Printable cards if you don't want to buy cardstock and make your own

Parent letter

Example of tools I used to make it

Examples of my level up rewards

I also have pages that explain how to use this system, credits, where I got the idea from, questions, explanations of everything! I am pretty excited about this management tool! 

I would LOVE to hear any and all feedback! Leave me some feedback and enter below to win one for free! I will have TWO winners on Saturday:)
a Rafflecopter giveaway That's it for now! Back to work for me...or maybe a nap! Don't forget about my 300 follower give away...get to it here:)

22 comments:

  1. This looks like a great tool for behavior management! :)
    Lisa
    Learning Is Something to Treasure

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  2. Wow, you've gotten quite a bit done for a lazy, rainy day! :) Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!

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    1. I'm trying:) Left overs for dinner, hubby not home until 7ish...house is pretty clean...could use some more tlc but not right now! I may go start 50 Shades!

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  3. This look great! Since I'm going to be a first year teacher, I'm starting to panic a bit about classroom management so I would love any ideas or techniques!
    Liz
    Come check out my new blog Teaching in Valley

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    1. Thanks! I hope you can find it useful! I am one of your newest followers! Good luck with your move coming up!

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  4. Wonderful idea. I love that it isn't taking anything away. Great WBT idea. =)

    Emily @ Second Grade Silliness 
    ebuckler@hotmail.com

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    1. Thanks:) That was my whole purpose of this! I didn't want to take anything away, I always want to give and be positive. I am really hoping this works. I just finished my rewards for leveling up! I think it's a good order:)But I didn't add them in the packet because everyone does rewards differently. I did include blank cards though!

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  5. Great idea! I am jealous though you have been way more productive than I have been this summer :O)

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  6. This looks soooo positive!
    I can't wait to see how it goes for you!
    ❤ Sandra
    Sweet Times in First
    sweettimesinfirst@gmail.com

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  7. What an awesome packet! I couldn't wait to see it and now I love it! Thanks for posting it ... I hope it works for me this year!

    Now if only I could have your motivation to work on school stuff!

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    1. Oh thanks! I am probably going to regret it in a month when it is time to go back. I am just trying to be a bit more prepared this year! So far so good:)

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  8. This sounds like a great idea. Now I'm torn between my clip chart and this idea!

    Tracey
    Third Grade All Stars

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    1. I know right! I think the clip chart is a good idea, I personally don't like the clipping down! If I was to do it, I like it a bit more personalized as where not everyone can see it. That's why I really like this one, everyone wants to see the positive moves kids are making...it encourages others to want to do well!

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  9. I can't wait to read more about the Leveling Up idea. I really like the personalize attention and how every child has the chance to succeed at their own pace.

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  10. I love this idea. I've been using a fluid clip chart where the kids can move both up and down throughout the day for about 10 years or so. This looks like a fun alternative and I like the chance that they are all moving up!
    Teachin' First

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  11. Hi Tonya...I am your newest follower. Thank you for sharing the Debug poster. That is a necessity in any primary classroom LOL. I also love your Leveling Up idea.

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  12. Looks like a great system! Thanks for sharing with us!
    Shar W.
    jandcangelscents@sbcglobal.net

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  13. I like this idea so much better than flipping cards. I feel like even the students tend to flip their cards all the time would be able to receive an award with this system. I would like to try it this year too.

    Cindy
    CL14Mentor@oh.rr.com

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  14. I just wanted to THANK YOU for giving credit where credit is due, girl! :) I'm so glad that you are looking forward to using DeBug next year. I just made a new mini-unit to go with it! Send your followers over! ;) Have a great day! Super cute blog, too! :)

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    1. You are so welcome:) I am going to come check that out:) Thanks for the great idea!

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  15. Hi. Where does it explain the Level Up mehtod? I really like the idea and would like to learn more.

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