Track behaviour points by student and day.
Behaviour Tracking Chart
Give +1 or -1 behaviour points per student per day and see weekly totals.
🔒 Privacy: this tool runs entirely in your browser. Your files and text never leave your device — nothing is uploaded to any server.
Points live only in this open tab — closing or reloading the page clears them.
How it works
- Paste your student names, one per line, and click “Load Class”.
- Pick a day of the week, then give +1 or -1 points per student.
- The table shows each student’s points per day and weekly total.
- Click “Download CSV” to save the points as a spreadsheet file.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the points stored?
Only in this open tab. Closing or reloading the page clears them, so download the CSV if you want to keep the record.
Can I give points for more than one day?
Yes. Change the day picker, then keep giving points — the table keeps a separate column for each day of the week.
Can I undo a point I gave by mistake?
Yes. Give the opposite point for the same student and day — a -1 cancels a +1, and a +1 cancels a -1.
What is the Behaviour Tracking Chart?
The Behaviour Tracking Chart records behaviour points for your class across the week. Paste your student names, one per line, click “Load Class”, pick a day of the week, then give +1 or -1 points per student. The table shows each pupil’s points per day and their weekly total, and you can download the whole chart as a CSV spreadsheet file.
It is made for teachers who want a simple, visible record of behaviour — who earned praise on Monday, who had a wobble on Wednesday — without a paper chart that gets lost or a system that needs a login. The chart keeps a separate column for each day, so you can see patterns at a glance: the same pupil losing points every Friday tells you more than a single bad afternoon does.
What you can use it for
Behaviour points work best when pupils know the system and can see it is fair. Here are four ways to use the chart.
- Daily praise: give +1 at the end of each lesson to pupils who listened well, helped a classmate or finished their work, so good behaviour gets noticed the same day it happens.
- Spotting patterns: look across the week and notice that one pupil always loses points after lunch — that tells you when to step in with support rather than another warning.
- Friday totals: add up the weekly totals on Friday and praise the pupils with the highest scores, or set a class target such as “everyone finishes the week above zero”.
- Parent conversations: bring the downloaded CSV to a meeting and show a parent exactly which days went well and which did not, instead of relying on memory.
Good to know
- Points live only in the open tab. Closing or reloading the page clears them, so download the CSV at the end of the day if you want to keep the record.
- A mistake is easy to undo: give the opposite point for the same student and day. A -1 cancels a +1, and a +1 cancels a -1, so you never need to reload the class list.
- Change the day picker before you give points for a new day. Points given while Monday is selected stay in the Monday column even if it is really Thursday.
- For rewarding good work rather than tracking behaviour, the Student Reward Points Tracker runs a leaderboard with +1, +5 and -1 buttons. The Attendance Tracker pairs well for a fuller picture of a pupil’s week, and the Printable Reward Chart Generator makes a paper star chart for younger classes.
Should I give -1 points in front of the class?
That depends on your class, but most teachers find +1 points work better in public and -1 points work better quietly. Praise in front of everyone encourages the rest of the class to copy the good behaviour; a minus point given loudly can embarrass a pupil and make the next lesson worse. Give the +1 points openly, record the -1 points discreetly, and talk to the pupil about it one to one.