Sticker reward system

Are you looking for a simple and easy way to motivate your class? Is the treasure box driving you crazy? Well, today we are giving those classroom stickers a huge upgrade by opening up a sticker store! Have you ever met a kid who doesn’t love stickers? Me neither! I personally have a slight obsession with […]

Teachers use stickers to reward students for behavior, leadership, math goals, reading goals, acts of kindness, having a clean desk, homework club, improvement, etc. The most important purpose for rew

I decided to try the classroom management idea that is all the rage on teachergram: opening up a sticker shop as a classroom reward.

Kids LOVE to earn rewards. But here’s the deal: token rewards such as fun pens and pencils and keychains, even from the Target Dollar Section, add up quickly. And being as #teacherbroke as we…

This is the best reward system that we have tried for multiple young children at home by far. It's a simple, easy, and fun reward system.

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Reward charts are a great way to encourage good behavior in your child or discourage behavior you don't want. For instance, you could encourage them to brush their teeth, pick up their toys, make their bed etcOr dicourage them from hitting, shouting or biting. Reward charts are a simple but powerful tool Here are two reward charts for you. Click here to download your reward charts!Enjoy. #childbehavior #printable

All four of these portrait-orientation charts are separate — just click on any one of them to get a larger printable version.

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