Print out and use this chart to keep a record of your child's time-outs.

6 Parent takes child to time out (Parent stands up immediately and takes child to the time out chair) 7 Parent gives direct command to sit on chair “Stay on the chair until I tell you that you …

Each time a child does a time-out, the child gets a star or sticker on the chart. When the chart is full they can earn a special treat for learning how to do time-out. Use response cost.

Timeout is just one tool -- and it really isn't a "discipline" tool; it's an effective anger-management tool. Since the purpose of a timeout is to help someone regain control, it is most appropriate to …

To get the most out of using Time-Out, parents should follow several important steps. The “Core” of Time-Out: Time-Out isn’t a certain chair or place. Instead, it is creating a specific type of …

Generally, it is considered more effective to have short periods of time-out, 5 to 10 minutes, rather than to have long periods, such as half an hour to an hour. Children from 2 - 5 years old …

Time-Out Chart Child’s name _____ Use this chart to keep a record of your child’s time-outs. Each time he receives a time-out, record the date, the time he went to time-out (Start Time), …

Use this chart when documenting removal from classroom or evacuation from classroom with a disruptive student.

Place this chart in your classroom, the library, cafeteria, gym or anywhere a child may need reinforcement that if they "throw, yell "no" to the teacher, kick or hit," then time out will be the …

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