Group contingencies are a positive, proactive classroom management technique that works well as Tier 1 of a multi-tiered system of behavior support. These programs are adaptable to student and classroom needs and work well to support the behavior of students with disabilities in general education classrooms. Off-the-shelf programs exist, but teachers can also follow the steps described in this article for designing a group contingency to match their needs as well as the needs of their individual students: (1) Choose the target behaviors; (2) Choose your groups; (3) Determine how groups earn points; (4) Decide how you will award points; (5) Choose who awards the points; (6) Determine a schedule; and (7) Select rewards. The article also discusses keys to success and potential pitfalls of implementing a group contingency.