Sully's Behavior Analysis

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I have noticed a decline in Sully's behavior in my class over the last couple weeks. Sully has been a good and fun loving student throughout this school year and I am sure he is just getting the end of the year jitters, but I really would like him to hold it together a little bit longer. Sully has not brought a pencil to my class in at least a month, it feels like every single day he is asking for a new pencil. I have started to refuse giving him a pencil and now he will just sit and do nothing until I walk by and question him.

In addition to the pencil situation he has needed more reminders to stay seated and on task than usual. Today Sully's behavior escalated when he decided to walk out of my classroom without permission. He and another

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