Natural Consequences Chart
KID SMART
Handout D-5-a
Unit: Guidance
Natural Consequences Chart
On the right side of the page write the natural consequence that could happen as a result of the child's behavior listed in the left column. The first one is done as an example.
Child Behavior Leaves bicycle in the driveway
Leave dirty clothes on the floor.
Natural Consequence
bicycle gets run over, stolen, or rusty over time.
Gets up late
Is late for supper
Kicks the dog
Plays in the road
Leaves school work at home
Denise J. Brandon, PhD, University of Tennessee Extension Family & Consumer Sciences
KID SMART
Handout D-5-b key
Unit: Guidance
Natural Consequences Chart Key
On the right side of the page write the natural consequence that could happen as a result of the child's behavior listed in the left column. The first one is done as an example.
Child Behavior Leaves bicycle in the driveway Leave dirty clothes on the floor. Gets up late Is late for supper
Natural Consequence bicycle gets run over, stolen, or rusty over time.
Clothes don't get washed, child runs out of clean clothes
child is late for school or misses the bus
child misses supper, gets hungry
Kicks the dog
dog bites the child
Plays in the road
child may be run over
Leaves school work at home
child gets a grade of 0
Denise J. Brandon, PhD, University of Tennessee Extension Family and Consumer Sciences
KID SMART
Handout D-5-c
Unit: Guidance
Logical Consequences Chart
Look at the child behaviors listed in the column on the left. Decide on a logical consequence for that behavior and write it in the right-handed column. The first one is done for you as an example.
Child Behavior Breaks window playing ball Draws on wall with crayons
Logical Consequence pays to replace the window
Rides tricycle in the road
Fights with sister over television
Takes something from the store
Brings home a bad grade
Tears pages from a book
Gets a ticket for speeding
Fights with brother or sister
Fails to put dirty clothes in laundry
Denise J. Brandon, PhD, University of Tennessee Extension Family and Consumer Sciences
KID SMART
Handout D-5-d key
Unit: Guidance
Logical Consequences Chart Key
Look at the child behaviors listed in the column on the left. Decide on a logical consequence for that behavior and write it in the right-handed column. The first one is done for you as an example.
Child Behavior Breaks window playing ball
Logical Consequence pays to replace the window
Draws on wall with crayons Rides tricycle in the road Fights with sister over television
helps clean or paint wall with adult supervision.
tricycle put away for a set period of time (at least one day.)
televison unplugged for set time.
Takes something from the store Brings home a bad grade Tears pages from a book Gets a ticket for speeding Fights with brother or sister Fails to put dirty clothes in laundry
returns or pays for item taken and apologizes to store owner.
completes homework before watching television.
tapes pages back in book or pays to purchase a new book.
pays the speeding ticket and gives up driving privileges for one week.
is separated from brother or sister for set amount of time.
does own laundry or wears dirty clothes until laundry is done again.
Denise J. Brandon, PhD, University of Tennessee Extension Family and Consumer Sciences
KID SMART
Handout D-5-e
Unit: Guidance
Match the Action With the Consequence
Cut apart the statements below. Give each participant one statement, either an action or a consequence. It will be the task of class participants to find the person who has the card that matches theirs. As class members look for their match, they are likely to get some strange or humorous combinations before they find the correct match.
Action
Consequence
Eat lots of candy
Get cavities in Teeth
Pay bills on time
Have a good credit record
Smile when you meet others
Get smiles in return
Drive while drunk
Wreck your car, lose your license
Do your work well and on time
Have a good reputation with your boss
Have unprotected sex
Possible pregnancy or STD
Stay up late at night
Have a hard time waking in the morning
Treat people with kindness
People may treat you kindly in return
Exercise regularly
Have a healthier heart
Max out your credit cards
Build up lots of debt-possible bankruptcy
Denise J. Brandon, PhD, University of Tennessee Extension Family and Consumer Sciences
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