Make a free editable behavior chart.
Choose a template, edit your goals, and print. No account needed.
What would help your student?
Showing 7 of 7 secondary templates
Keep student observations alongside adult feedback.
Choose a specific action for starting or organizing work.
Use shared goals and note support in each period.
Show the steps in order with words or picture cues.
Define what each point records and when to check in.
Write down actions, adult support and when to review.
Choose ways to communicate a feeling or request support.
Or describe the student and we'll draft it
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Start with the action or routine you want to support. Choose from 14 templates across both age groups, agree on what to notice, and edit the wording to fit your student. Add a reward if you use one. Translate goal and reward text into any of 28 languages. Setup guidance is in English; your recording/support plan prints in the language you enter. Print it for the folder, or keep it online with daily logging and a family link.
- Editable goals and wording
- Printable and online
- 28 languages
- 150+ ready-made goals
- US Letter and A4
A goal, a plan, and a useful check-in
- Teacher & student
Choose a goal together
Start with an action or routine that matters to the student. Choose a template for the check-in or support you have in mind.
- Your support plan
Decide what to notice and how to help
Write your own goals or start from the goal library. Agree on what each mark means and what support to offer. Include a reward if it fits your plan.
- Your next check-in
Print and review together
Print without an account. With a free account, keep the daily record and add a private QR link so the family can read shared updates in their language.
Print freely. Add family sharing with an account.
Nothing is saved until you choose to.
Match the chart to the student, not the other way around
The same difficulty keeps coming up
Notice when it happens, what the student is being asked to do, and what support is available. Use a check-in to record a specific action or share observations with the family.
The routine needs to be clearer
Show the sequence before asking the student to follow it. Use a visual schedule for several steps, or a first–then board for two activities. These are cues, rather than scores.
A secondary student is ready to reflect
Teach how to notice and record a specific action. Keep the student's observations separate from adult feedback, and talk through differences together.
You have an agreed reward plan
Choose a format the student understands. Define what each mark earns and when it can be exchanged; the number of spaces is not a recommended target.
Not sure? The guide to choosing a behavior chart walks through each one, and the printable chart library has a ready-made chart for 150+ specific goals if you would rather start from the behavior than the template.
The same chart works as a digital behavior chart
Log each goal in a few seconds a day and the history builds itself: no tallying, no lost sheets, and a parent view that needs no app. Free for a full class of up to 30 students. See how the digital behavior chart works.
Looking for the record rather than the printout? The student behavior tracker for teachers keeps every mark as a dated entry and shows the trend per student and across the class.
Before you print
Is the behavior chart maker really free?
Yes. Pick a template, add goals, and print. No account, no card, no watermark. A free Evident account is only needed if you want to save the chart, log against it daily, or share it with a family through the portal, and that plan does not expire either.
Is the behavior chart editable?
Start from any of the 14 templates and edit the goal wording, student name, and available layout settings. Options such as days, rewards, and notes vary by template. You do not need an account to edit or print. If you want to reuse the same setup next term, a free account saves it as your own template.
Can I print the chart, or is it online only?
Both. Every layout prints on US Letter and A4, and the same chart can be tracked online with daily logging, a history that builds automatically, and a QR-code family portal. Start with paper and switch later, or run both at once.
What kinds of behavior charts can I make?
14 templates: daily check-in, weekly sticker, traffic light, star chart, point system, class period check-in, behavior contract, self-monitoring rubric, home-school note, token board, first-then board, visual schedule, calm-down card, and an executive function layout for middle and high school.
Can I translate the chart for a family?
Yes. Goals, reward text, and the parent note translate into 28 languages, including Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Ukrainian. The printed chart shows both languages side by side.
Do I have to write the goals myself?
No. Start from a library of 150+ pre-written goals across PBIS, classroom routines, academic habits, self-regulation, social skills, communication, executive function, and IEP-aligned categories, then edit the wording to fit your student.
Is this a digital behavior chart too?
Yes. The same chart you print can be logged online each day, and families see the day's chart on their phone in their own language without installing an app. When the week ends, next week's copy of the same chart is one tap. That is the digital behavior chart, and the free plan covers a full class of up to 30 students.