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12 Classroom Behavior Books for Little Kids

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Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That’s A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Below are my favorite classroom behavior books. To see all book lists, click here.

12 book covers of books that are great to read for classroom behavior

David Goes to School by David Shannon

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

David’s high energy antics are disrupting the class and his teacher really has her hands full!

Lacey Walker, Nonstop Talker by Christianne C. Jones

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

Lacey Walker talks ALL day!  So it takes her losing her voice to learn the importance of listening.

What If Everybody Did That? by Ellen Javernick

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

Join a small boy as he learns about actions and their consequences, and the importance of making good choices.

A Bad Case of the Tattle Tongue by Julia Cook

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

A humorous story that illustrates the difference between unnecessary tattling and responsibly telling.

You Get What You Get by Julie Gassman

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

Join Melvin as he learns how to deal with disappointment…and not throw a fit!

My Mouth is a Volcano by Julie Cook

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

Louis is full of things to say, but he learns the importance of respecting others by listening and waiting his turn.

Enemy Pie by Derek Munson

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

A little boy learns effective recipes for turning his worst enemy into his best friend.

Have You Filled Your Bucket Today? by Carol McCloud

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

This book teaches positive behaviors by teaching and encouraging the concept of ‘bucket filling’: expressing kindness and love to others.

Spaghetti in a Hotdog Bun by Maria Dismondy

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

This book shows kids how to always do the right thing, even in challenging situations.

Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon by Patty Lovell

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

Molly gets picked on at school, but she knows how to respond: she walks proud, smiles big, and sings loud, just like her grandmother told her.

The Recess Queen by Alexis O’neil

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

A fresh take on the issue of bullying.  Mean Jean is the recess queen, until little Katie Sue arrives and shows her kindness.

Don’t Squeal Unless It’s a Big Deal by Jeanie Franz Ransom

Teaching students how to behave during the first few weeks of school will completely make or break your classroom for the entire school year. That's A LOT to take in and A LOT of pressure. I always find it incredibly beneficial to incorporate classroom behavior books into my lessons when teaching good and bad behaviors. They allow students to relate to the characters in the book and they can see examples of what it is expected of each of them when they are at school. Here are my favorite classroom behavior books.

This book teaches kids when telling on a classmate is appropriate and when it is merely tattling.

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Do you have any favorite classroom behavior books that is not on the list? If so, please share in the comments below.
 

Filed Under: Classroom Management Tagged With: book list, First Grade, Kindergarten, Pre-K, Preschool

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  1. Debbie/Deebi27

    April 12, 2017 at 1:10 pm

    Another idea for stopping negative behaviors! Thanks!

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  2. Corrine

    August 20, 2018 at 3:25 pm

    You have listed many of the picture books that I use at the beginning of the school year.
    A couple others that I have used, .include:
    Kevin Henkes “Chrysanthemum” and “Lilly’s Purple Plastic Purse”. Most of his books touch on emotions. It’s difficult to list just these two as “Wemberly Worried” is another great one,
    Audrey Penn”s “The Kissing Hand”.
    Robert Munsch’s “We Share Everything”

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    • Jennifer

      August 20, 2018 at 3:29 pm

      Those are great books!!!

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