Merit chart classroom ideas

It’s time for some Bright Ideas! Today’s idea is very simple but can have a positive impact on your classroom management. When I student taught my mentor teacher used the ever famous marble jar for any time she wanted to reward the whole class. Kind of like table points, but for all students at the ... Read More about Compliment Jar – Bright Idea for Classroom Management

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Behaviour management chart. The upper ladders are larger because I want to encourage more children to become "excellent workers" and "shooting stars". The "danger zone" and "amber alert" sections are smaller because I want to ensure that children stay away from those zones and stay on the upper part of the ladder. Awarded merit badges and certificates. I do it daily because every day is a fresh start and children's names go back to green "ready to learn". They also liked decorating their own…

busy bees job chart | My Classroom "Busy Bees" - classroom job chart

Classroom jobs rotation with clothes pins, includes a week off. I love the simplicity and that it doesn't have to take up an entire bulletin board like pretty much every other classroom job charts I've seen.

Use classroom jobs to help develop independence, leadership skills, for classroom community, and as a behavior management tool too!

Valerie is on vacation this week, so she asked me to post the Fantabulous Friday inspiration for her this week, we'll see her back here next...

Here are some brilliant free printable reward charts that we have discovered online. Lauren and I often use these charts to motivate and encourage kids during therapy sessions. It is also a lovely visual reminder of the reward that they will receive for all their efforts. Print here at All things simple Print here at Alana Lee Designs Print here at Alana Lee Designs Print here at Charlottes fancy Print here at Kids reward chart Print here at Rewardcharts4kids Love, V & L