Oscar-Worthy Behavior - Hollywood Themed Bulletin Board
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To go along with the Hollywood/red carpet theme, we found this adorable behavior management board created by Mrs. Carroll of The First Grade Parade. Expecting her kiddos to give 'Oscar-worthy' performances, Mrs. Carroll's students start out with their clothespins on the red carpet. For every infraction, students are then asked to move their pin from clapboard to clapboard - Take 1, Take 2, Take 3, then finally, CUT! Additionally, for students who go above and beyond behavioral expectations, Mrs. Carroll gives out 'Oscars'! {Obviously, there's more to the system than this, so be sure to visit The First Grade Parade for all the details!}
Oscar-Worthy Behavior
Background: White background paper.
Title: "O.S.C.A.R. - Our Students Can Act Responsibly!"
Border: Movie themed trimmer.
Decoration: We think this Lights, Camera, Action! bulletin board set correlates well with the theme and will cut down on the various elements that you have to make.
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The red carpet, the Oscar award statue, and the marquee are all accounted for. Additionally, the set comes with walk-of-fame stars that could be used to create student markers {perhaps added to the clothespins?}, as well as spotlights and other fun movie-related accents to use to fill in any gaps! Unfortunately, there's only one director's clapboard so we suggest purchasing accents or creating your own by downloading a clip art image {like this one from Clker}, printing the image onto white card stock, and cutting/laminating the shapes.
I thought I was ordering the really big paw since it said large, but this is the small one about the size of my palm. I would recommend putting some thing next to the paw print to show size.
I needed good old basic letters to reinforce letter formation for older students (2nd grade) so I didn't want something too "kiddy" or a page full of graphics and less content. This fit the bill! Perfect :)
My 3 year old is really enjoying this activity. I like how she gets the reward of eating m&ms upon completion of the activity. The only improvement I would suggest is that each box could be a little bigger, to make it easier for little ones to point to each m&m and not mess up the count accidentally.