Some of our referral students have targeted behavior goals that they work on each day. We find great success when these goals are clearly communicated and then reinforced consistently throughout the day so that the student knows exactly what is expected and exactly what is earned as a result of meeting their goals. A Schedule-Based Reinforcement Plan is a great way to present these expectations, provide a structured visual support, deliver reinforcement, and track progress. Today's Super Star Schedules provides ideas for Schedule-Based Reinforcement Plans that can work for students at various age levels.
For younger students, targeting a single goal is a great place to start. Some students will be reinforced by a simple smiley face, star, or sticker on their chart.
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| Picture Schedule with Sticker Reward System |
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| Smiley Reinforcement Chart Debi Gnau Mad River Early Childhood Center, Mad River |
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| Interactive Schedule with Token Economy Amanda Naylor Helke Elementary, Vandalia |
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| Picture Schedule with Stars to Earn Breaks Mary Nolan & Shanon Vance Valley Forge Elementary, Huber Heights |
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| Smiley Face Behavior Schedule Beth Young Snyder Park Elementary, Springfield |
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| The Autism Helper |
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| Smiley Face Behavior Schedule Jessie Henry Tri-Village Elementary, Tri-Village |
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| Coin Earning Schedule Path Sandy Beck & Bethany Czapor Broadway Elementary, Tipp City |
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| Two-Column Behavior Schedule |
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| Three-Column Smiley Face Behavior Schedule Leslie Mann Demmitt Elementary, Vandalia |
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| Schedule Point System with Smiley Faces Heather Balkcom Springcreek Primary, Piqua |
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| Weekly Period Point Sheet Korie Jacobs Mad River Middle School, Mad River |
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