Diy treasure box for classroom

Makedo Cardboard Treasure Chest: Whether you’re playing Pirate or you just need somewhere to hide away those most treasured toys, this Makedo Treasure Chest will really come in handy. We’ve made ours using a cardboard box, some card sheet and Makedo parts available from make.do

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DIY Treasure Chest for Kids - Make this treasure box for a fun sensory bin with treasure hunt ideas! Learn how to make this simple craft project!

DIY Pirate's Treasure Chest Using a Shoe Box. This is the perfect art project for any pirate-themed celebration. Great project for Gasparilla or dramatic play.

Yo ho! Yo ho! A pirate’s life for me! Ahoy, me mateys! How ye doin’? Helping to plan the Jake and the Neverland Pirates Birthday Party for my friend’s son has been super fun. I …

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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…

Right click and save to your computer. Print, color and assemble. Enjoy! Don’t for get to get your jewels and coins. Jewels found here – Coins found here – Fill for treasure c…

Are you thinking of implementing a classroom treasure box as an incentive for good behavior? Here are the pros and cons for using a treasure box, as well as ideas for managing one and keeping it stocked with affordable goodies!