Showing posts with label behavior modification. Show all posts
Showing posts with label behavior modification. Show all posts

Monday, June 14, 2010

Consequence Spinner

My friend Danielle sent me this link to a consequence spinner this weekend:

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While the creator/seller obviously uses it to reinforce negative consequences for kiddos at home, I'd love to see/hear of a version where teachers use something similar for positive consequences regarding behavior modification in the classroom.

For instance: if little J. is working on impulsivity and personal space issues, it would be cool to create an incentive spinner where each day or half-day of success keeping his hands, feet, and objects to himself, he could earn a chance at the spinner, receiving more time on the computer, the chance to pick a special buddy for centers, extra time with a favorite manipulative or art material, or an extra storytime with me.

Ideas?  Links?