Paycheck Reflection Worksheet
Check Your Check
Weekly Paycheck & Character Reflection • 7th Grade Homeroom
Weekly Reset
Student Name
Date
Homeroom
This Week's Check/Score
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Section 1: Check Your Check
Rate & evaluate your weekly score
🟢 I’m proud of it. 🟡 It could be better. 🔴 This does not represent my best.
1. Choice that HELPED your check:
2. Choice that HURT your check:
3. If your check could talk, it'd say:
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Section 2: Integrity — Who Are You When No One Is Watching?
Scenarios & Action
Definition: Integrity means doing what is right and expected, even when no one is watching or reminding you.
Directions: Select the single choice in each scenario that demonstrates the HIGHEST level of integrity.
Scenario A: The teacher steps out or is helping another student, and your table group begins whispering and getting off-task.
A) Join in quietly so the teacher doesn’t catch your group. B) Stay focused on your assignment and ignore the distractions.
Scenario B: You notice the teacher forgot to record a deduction on your tracker when you were out of your seat.
A) Say nothing because it was the teacher's mistake, not yours. B) Acknowledge the mistake privately and hold yourself accountable.
Scenario C: During independent work, your friend whispers across the aisle asking you to send them answers.
A) Let them copy quickly so they don't get upset with you. B) Encourage them to try on their own or offer to explain during group time.
Scenario D: You receive a consequence or paycheck deduction that you feel is unfair or frustrating.
A) Accept it calmly in the moment and ask to discuss it with the teacher privately after class. B) Roll your eyes or make a side remark so everyone knows you disagree.
Reflect: Where could you have shown MORE integrity this week? What would that have looked like in action?
Check Your Check • Weekly Homeroom Reflection Page 1 of 2 (Turn Over ➔)
Check Your Check: Page 2 | Student: ___________________________
Homeroom: _________________
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Section 3: Respect — More Than Just "Being Nice"
Community Impact
Definition: Respect means showing through your words, actions, and choices that you value yourself, other people, their learning, and our community.
Check one box for each behavior:
1. Talking while someone else is speaking
☐ Resp. ☐ Disresp.
2. Following directions the first time
☐ Resp. ☐ Disresp.
3. Making side comments after a redirection
☐ Resp. ☐ Disresp.
4. Keeping hands & objects to yourself
☐ Resp. ☐ Disresp.
5. Helping a classmate without distracting
☐ Resp. ☐ Disresp.
6. Entering class & starting work silently
☐ Resp. ☐ Disresp.
Which respectful behavior are you already solid at?
Which one needs the most work from you?
How can 1 person's disrespect hurt the whole room?
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Section 4: Rewind the Week
Restorative Reflection
Think about ONE specific moment from this week you wish you handled differently. Complete each sentence starter honestly:
1. The situation was:
2. I chose to:
3. That choice affected:
4. If I could rewind, I would:
5. That would show integrity/respect because:
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Section 5: Next Week, My Check Will Look Different Because...
Goal Setting
Select ONE core behavior commitment for next week:
I will follow directions the first time. I will avoid side conversations. I will respond respectfully to redirections. I will keep hands, feet & objects to myself. I will stay on task even when others are off. I will transition with urgency and respect. I will show integrity when an adult isn't looking. Other: _____________________________
My specific action plan:
When I am tempted to make a poor choice, I will:
One way my homeroom will be better if I meet this goal:
Student Signature:
Date:
“Your paycheck shows what happened this week. Your choices decide what happens next week.”
