PBIS Objectives and Agenda Board Posters

Thank you for your interest in this product! We fully believe that this will be a huge benefit to you. In most, if not all, districts today, teachers are required to post the day’s lesson objective(s), and, for those who have English Language Learners, ELPs objectives. Posting these as “We can” and “I will” statements that are posted in student-friendly terms helps to empower students by letting them know exactly what they are expected to learn, and how they will show that they have achieved this.

These posters are formatted to be printed on a poster printer and printed at 28” x 22” size.

Suzanne created these posters for my classroom a few years ago. The reason is simple – I hated having to continually rewrite my objectives on the board! My handwriting is not the neatest to begin with, so the guidelines on these posters are of great benefit! To ensure that they are able to be read from anywhere in the room, she made them poster board size. We then had them laminated, and I taped them as shown in the preview at one end of my white board. My dry erase markers are the only other ingredient for implementation. I often have students who now offer to write the objectives and agenda for me – they love using the dry erase on these posters!

We would greatly value your feedback! Please let us know how this (and other products you may have gotten from us) worked for you and your scholars/students! Is there any way you feel it could be improved? Please leave feedback for other teachers, and email us at elainmiddleschool@gmail.com!

Best wishes and thank you,

Matthew and Suzanne

ELA in Middle School

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