Behavior Intervention Plan Template BIP FBA Replacement Behavior

About this resource

Most behavior plans are a list of consequences with a cover sheet. No definition a stranger could count, no hypothesized function, no replacement behavior that gets the student the same thing, no way to tell whether the plan was ever actually done.

This kit is the worksheets that force those parts to exist, in the order the thinking has to happen, as a fillable PDF: define, assess, plan, measure, review, and then the one-page summary that the adults in the room will actually read. Type it once, Save As per student.

WHAT IS INCLUDED - 22 pages, fillable

Define And Assess

• Target Behavior Definition - observable words, examples, non-examples, and a baseline measured as frequency, duration, latency or intensity.
• FBA Summary and Hypothesis - data sources, setting events, antecedents, consequences, the hypothesized function (attention, escape, access, sensory) and a hypothesis statement frame.
• Function-to-Strategy Map - what each function means for prevention, replacement and response, with a column for this student.

Plan

• Replacement Behavior Plan - with the five-point check that it serves the same function and is easier than the target behavior, plus teaching, reinforcement and fade.
• Prevention Strategies - twelve antecedent strategies with a line for what each looks like in this room.
• Teaching Plan - skill, method, who, when, mastery.
• Response Plan - what every adult does at the early signs, when the target behavior occurs, when the replacement occurs, and at recovery, with the exact words.
• Reinforcement Plan - from a preference assessment, with schedule and fade.
• Safety and Crisis Information - records where your district's procedure lives and who leads it, what the adults need to know, and the debrief. It does not create a procedure.

Data And Review

• Data Collection Plan with decision rules written before the first data point.
• Progress Monitoring Log - target behavior, replacement behavior and fidelity, week by week.
• Implementation Fidelity Checklist - ten items, checked by someone other than the implementer.
• Team Roles and Home Communication, and Plan Review and Revision with a five-branch decision tree.

The Summary

• One-Page Behavior Plan Summary - every box copied from the pages before it.
• The summary FILLED IN and annotated for an invented third grader, so you can see what each box looks like when it is done right.
• Words to Avoid in a Behavior Plan - twelve words that describe the adult's feeling, each beside what a stranger could count.

What This Is, And What It Is Not

It is a fillable PDF. Open it in a PDF reader, click a line or a box, type, press Tab to move on, and Save As once per student. It works offline with no account or subscription. It is NOT a Google Slides deck, a Google Doc, or a PowerPoint file. Prefer paper? Print it blank.

It is not a legal template and it does not say what your state or district requires a behavior plan to contain. It is not a substitute for your district's FBA process or for a behavior analyst where one is required. Nothing in it describes or authorizes any physical intervention; safety procedures are your district's, and the safety page only records where they live. If your district has its own BIP form, these pages are the working paper behind it.

Who This Is For