I based our classroom discipline plan on our school’s discipline policy. I started with
a beehive and bees. I decided to include this on here because many parents come up and
ask me, ”What does getting your bee moved mean?”
Each child has a bee with his/her name on it. All the bees are put on the beehive.
Beside the beehive are colors that have the consequences for misbehaving on them.
Yellow is a warning. Blue is time-out. Green is miss 5 minutes of playtime. Orange is a
note home. Red is a visit to the principal.
When a child does something inappropriate, he/she has to move his/her bee out of the
beehive to yellow, and then so on. If a child’s bee is still in the beehive at the end of the
day, he/she gets a sticker on the behavior chart. A child who doesn’t get his/her bee
moved all week becomes and “All Star” for the week 
and gets a special treat and name
posted in the hallway.
