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Behavior contract: home, school, family phone agreement
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Printable behavior contracts for parents, teachers and counsellors to agree a goal, a reward and a consequence with a child, and then sign. The three contracts are a home contract with blanks for what the child agrees to, what they earn and what happens if not; a school contract with a row of five boxes for tracking the week; and a family phone agreement with five numbered lines and two signatures. Each comes in three styles.
- a home agreement after a family talk
- a school tracking sheet for a term
- a phone agreement for an older child
Frequently asked questions
- Who signs the contract?
- The home contract has signature lines for the child and a parent, with a date line; the school contract has lines for the student and the teacher.
- What is the tracking row?
- A row of five empty boxes labelled Monday to Friday, for ticking each day the goal is met.
- What is in the phone agreement?
- A small phone icon, five numbered empty lines and two signature lines marked Me and Parent.
- Which style suits a young child?
- Friendly color uses teal and sunny yellow with a star at the top; formal page is navy ink on cream.
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