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B.A.R.K. Behavior (Your pawsome behavior!) B.A.R.K. Behavior (Your pawsome behavior!) This is a schoolwide behavior management system. (B= Be safe; A= Accountable; R=Respectful; K=Kind) Rubric Code: EXWCB6X By petersons2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: (Other) Grade Levels: K-5, Undergraduate

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	Golden retriever (paw-fect!) 4 pts	Hot dog 2 pts	Hound dog 1 pts	Growling chihuahua 0 pts
Be Safe	Golden retriever (paw-fect!) You always stay on line in the hallway! You watch out for other people when moving around.	Hot dog You almost always stay on line in the hallway. You watch out for other people most of the time.	Hound dog You need lots of reminders to get back on line. You bump into other people and tables.	Growling chihuahua You never stay on line and are a danger to others in the class and hallway.
Accountable	Golden retriever (paw-fect!) You admit when you made a mistake and solve problems in an appropriate way. You come up with a plan to fix your own behavior. You are responsible for your work and your behavior.	Hot dog You almost always admit when you made a mistake. You almost always fix your own behavior.	Hound dog You wait to get caught before admitting you made a mistake. You need an adult to tell you what to do next time.	Growling chihuahua You blame other people when you make a mistake. You become involved in other classmates' problem and make it your problem.
Respectful	Golden retriever (paw-fect!) You listen to your teachers and classmates. You wait till someone is finished speaking before responding, and always say "please" and thank you".	Hot dog You listen to your teachers and classmates most of the time. You almost always wait for someone to finish speaking.	Hound dog You interrupt others during discussions.	Growling chihuahua You expect other people to listen to you when you do not listen to anybody yourself.
Kind	Golden retriever (paw-fect!) You always do your best to help others solve problems. You always help your teachers and classmates to feel good about themselves.	Hot dog You almost always do your best to help others. You make others feel good about themselves most of the time.	Hound dog You sometimes hurt your teachers' or classmates' feelings.	Growling chihuahua You argue with teachers' and classmates' and say mean and hurtful things.