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New Product :: School Behavior Incident Report Database for Google Sheets

It’s that time of the year again! With the scent of fresh school supplies in the air, and those long summer days starting to wind down, we’re all beginning to shift our focus to the upcoming school year. Back to school means new opportunities, new students, and new challenges. But it’s also the perfect time to introduce new tools and strategies to make your year smoother and more efficient. And boy, do we have something exciting to share with you!

We’re super thrilled to let you all in on a little secret we’ve been working on – our brand new School Behavior Incident Report Database for Google Sheets.

We know how important it is to keep track of office calls, behavior incident reports, and behaviors, and we also know how much of a headache it can be to manage all that data. That’s why we came up with this cool, user-friendly tool that is going to make your life a whole lot easier!

Here’s the scoop:

Our School Behavior Incident Report Database is a nifty Google Sheets file that will allow you to record and track student behaviors with ease. No more sifting through stacks of paper or confusing spreadsheets. Everything you need is right there, in one place, and it’s accessible from anywhere.

We’ve packed it with some seriously awesome features:

  • Simple table for recording incidents – no tech degree required, I promise!
  • Automatic generation of fancy charts and graphs – it’s like magic.
  • Personalization options to make it fit just right for your school or classroom.
  • Integration into existing Google Apps cloud-based storage that keeps your data safe and sound.

But wait, there’s more! This isn’t just about recording incidents – it’s about understanding them, too. The database can generate insights about patterns and trends in student behavior. This means you can be proactive, not reactive, in supporting your students.

The best part? This tool can save your school a bundle. You can kiss those costly behavior tracking programs goodbye and save thousands of dollars a year…you know which ones we’re talking about. We’ve also made sure the terms of use are super fair – you can use the database at one school/location, and if you need it for additional buildings, we offer additional licenses at 50% off.

We truly believe that this School Behavior Incident Report Database is going to be a game-changer. And we can’t wait for you to try it out. Head over to our Teachers Pay Teachers store to check it out! There’s even a video preview to show a little of how it works.

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to help!

Happy soon-to-be August, everyone!

P.S. TpT is holding their annual back-to-school sale tomorrow. Everything in my store, including this database, will be up to 20% off. Don’t miss it!

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Exciting Announcement :: Boom Cards

Hello everyone! I am thrilled to announce that I have started to make several new resources available on Boom Learning!

Boom Cards are self-graded exercises that are gamified for students and provide the data teachers want. AND they’re perfect for digital classrooms and distance learning. COVID-19 may have thrown a wrench into many of your teaching plans for the year, but it’s also providing an opportunity for schools and families to explore new ways to help kids learn.

They can be used on smart phones, tablets, or computers and are available for a wide range of subjects and grade levels. I’m hoping to build my library over the next couple of months, so head on over and explore some of the sets I have available for teaching social and emotional skills!

Currently I have sets available for:

  • Tattling vs. Telling
  • Expected and Unexpected Behaviors
  • Size of the Problem

Comment below with any topics you’d like me to add!

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New Product :: Counseling Referral Form

As I’ve started moving some of my forms from paper to Google Drive, I’ve started using Google Forms more and more. I love the fact that I can send the form link to a teacher or parent to fill out, and the data is automatically transferred to a spreadsheet for me (if I want)!

I first uploaded my Social History Form, then recently added a Classroom Observation, Social-Emotional Progress Monitoring Form, and Student Interview.

Last night I added Counseling Referral Form!

Tired of organizing paperwork? Try this *completely editable* and easy-to-use form. Super easy for parent referrals, teacher referrals, or student self-referrals for school social work or school counseling services. Includes space for demographic information, areas of concern, and schedule planning. It’s one less piece of paper to keep track of!

What other forms would you like to see?