Classroom Reward Treasure Box!
Carol LoGrasso
Prize box
Discover unique and creative prize box ideas to motivate and reward your students, employees, or participants. Find exciting ways to make your rewards and incentives more fun and engaging.
Hi everyone! Hope you're having a great Monday! :) I'd like to introduce you to my new behavior reward system: But before I get into it, let's backtrack
Lausanne
The Dollar Store is the best place in the world to find things that can save you time and money. Honestly, I shop there at least a couple times a week, and have found so many useful hacks. I’ve also found a great list of Dollar Store hacks for you.
Paula Hogeland
I am very well aware that this reveal is 2 months late! I really worked until the minute before school started setting up my classroom...
Lauren Johnson
This "banana stand" is actually a fun prize punch box for a birthday party! Check out the detailed tutorial and see the full materials list.
Adrie García
Mystery Party Game Prize Box. Materials avail @ craft store: hard cardboard box w/lid, yellow soft foam sheets, hard white foam board, glue sticks, wood circles-two sizes, tan & gray craft paint, sm. paint brushes, scissors, x-acto knife. Cut paper templates to test for size / position. Position parts before gluing. Let sides dry before attaching lid. Paint small wood circles yellow first and let dry, then the paint darker color on top leaving a line for what looks like a flathead screw.
Chunky Junky Journals
20 inexpensive classroom reward system ideas for upper-elementary and middle
Diane Hines
All the Best Low-Cost Treasure Box Prizes You Can Buy on Amazon. Nothing motivates kids like the possibility of a treat. These classroom treasure box prizes are affordable and fun, and all available on Amazon. #classroommanagement #deals #discount #middleschool #elementaryschool
Shelly Prettyman
I wanted to have an incentive system in my class that would encourage my students to be the best that they could. At the same time, I didn’t want to break the bank. So I decided to use a ticket system in my class. First, the prize box built a sense of community. Throughout the […]
Shannon Buyny Choate
Reward Good Behavior: Make and Fill a Treasure Box {+ FREE Behavior Sheet and Reward Cards Printables!}
When my daughter was Kindergarten, her teacher had a treasure box, and each student who had good behavior all week could choose something from the Treasure Box on Fridays. I don't know about the other kids, but my daughter would strive all week for this reward. It was full of little things like stickers and fast food-type toys, but she couldn't wait to be able to choose a "treasure" for herself. I thought this was a fantastic idea and decided to make our own treasure box for at-home good…
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