Lunch, Recess, Hallway and Bus Behavior Plan Kit: Unstructured Time Supports, High School

The behavior plan lives in the classroom. The trouble often happens at lunch, at recess, and on the bus, with adults who have never seen the plan. This kit closes that gap.

What's included:

• A student "my plan for the hard times" sheet for lunch, recess, hallway, and bus

• Supervisor info cards (four per page)

• Structured recess options

• Lunch setups that help

• A hallway passing plan

• A bus communication form

How I'd use it:

Share only what your administrator and the family agree to share, and keep supervisor cards in a closed folder, not posted. The structured recess page is the one that changes things fastest for kids who fall apart in open play.

The student sheet is written so a kid can fill it in with a trusted adult in about ten minutes. The bus communication form is a simple way to get the driver and the school talking without phone tag. Unstructured time is where small problems turn into office referrals, and it is usually because the adults out there were never given the plan. This kit gets the plan out of the classroom and into the hands of the people who need it. Supervisor cards come four to a page so they are quick to cut and hand out.

Who it's for: Teachers, paras, administrators, and lunch and recess supervisors. Grades K 12.

What you download: one printable PDF, 4 pages, US Letter.

Made by Jeremy D. Gooch, special education teacher and transition coordinator. Drafting and layout had AI assistance; every page was checked by me.