How do I Create Behavior Graphs & Charts?

If you have a child who is demonstrating behaviors you would rather he not express, you can correct this unwanted behavior by instilling behavior charts and graphs to encourage him to act in a new way. Although you could buy behavior charts from a school supply store, they can be costly. Save time and money by creating your own behavior charts and graphs at home using simple office supplies.

Things You'll Need

  • Graph paper
  • Colored pencils
  • Small stickers
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Instructions

    • 1

      Place a sheet of graph paper vertically onto a table.

    • 2

      Write the child's name along the top of the graph paper using colored pencils. Draw a line under his name.

    • 3

      Draw a rectangular box along the side of the sheet, attaching together around six to eight of the graph squares to make a long section. Write a positive behavior inside the box, such as "Used Polite Word." Repeat this process until you have all of the boxes and behaviors listed that you require.

    • 4

      Section off 14 boxes underneath the child's name to create a long rectangle. Separate the rectangle into groups of two.

    • 5

      Write the days of the week inside the grouped boxes, one day for each set of two squares.

    • 6

      Place a sticker into the boxes on the graph chart for each day that your child demonstrates the good behavior. Repeat with each behavior listed on the chart.

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