Classes earn bee stickers when they follow the school rules in the library, in the hallways, in P.E., in music, and when I see them for guidance lessons in the classroom. We already have at least once class that has filled three bee charts and earned their pizza party. These are for students who show the ability to manage their own behavior by demonstrating responsible, respectful, and safe choices. The time required to earn the badge varies by grade level with older students being required to demonstrate responsible choices for a longer period of time then younger students. Once they earn the badge, students are awarded extra privleges such as lining up first, not requiring a pass to move about the building, special recess on a Friday, etc.
Students can also loose their badge if they fail to be responsible, respectful, or safe.
As mentioned previously, I visit all of the classrooms to teach lessons on various topics. I also visit Kindergarten classrooms on my intermediate week, for fifteen minute time periods. I am just finishing up a school rules unit for the first through third graders. We spent three lessons exploring what it means to be responsible, three lessons on respectful choices, and are finishing up with being safe in and around the building. Fourth through sixth graders have been working on conflict management.