Treasure chest reward system

Happy Summer! Welcome back to the Crazy Critter Café! So I've been thinking about how I'd like to use my Class Dojo reward system and here's the latest...Numbered Tubs to match the Class Dojo "point clubs". I used this idea toward the end of the school year and it seemed to work well. Students gave input on what they'd like to have in the tubs (thus, the 2 levels of sweet treats!) My goal was to have a daily Dojo time, but due to our hectic afternoon schedule, that couldn't always be done…

These printable "Caught You Being Good" punch cards are a great way to encourage positive behavior in your children and/or students! Earn 10 punches to pick a prize from the treasure chest!

Classroom Reward Treasure Box!

We all have those unruly tasks that seem to continuously bristle our britches. Those are the ones we justify ranking dead last on our to do lists time and time again. For the toddler, that could mean having to change his dirty drawers (yes, I’m talking about my own messy-poo-pants child who could care less how long the log stays in there). EW! For the 5 year old, that could mean having to eat the green beans you continually try to convince him are DEE-licious (Since when does gagging…

The easiest way I have found to get my boys to help out around the house is to offer rewards. I'm personally not a big fan of "allowance" where children are given money just for

83 awesome rewards for kids at home. You'll also find reward system ideas for kids, and free reward charts and chore charts to try! Everything you need to know to motivate and inspire your kids!

UPDATE!!!! UPDATE!!!! As of February 1, 2013 I have a new blog especially created for these chore charts, click on the button below! They are new and updated and pretty awesome! I have been asked by many to show what I do to motivate and reward my kiddos when it comes to chores (or really anything I feel needs to be rewarded) Honestly, I have tried dozens of reward systems and some seem to stick more than others. This is our most current one and seems to be working! They get points for…

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…

Kiddo bucks fun reward system at home

Great rewards system for kids to obey.

These goodies will get your treasure box stocked and ready to reward all the positive behavior in your classroom. We have found that fun pens and stickers for the water bottles are among some of the favorites of my students. And never underestimate the power of a good "Sit with your friend" coupon. #teachernecessities #teacherrewards #classroomrewards #classroomtreasurebox #treasurebox #positivebehavior

We try really hard to focus on positive reinforcement with our children. When I catch the girls doing something like helping each other, cleaning up without having to be asked, using kind words and manners, doing something (like homework) without complaining, I will say, "Go get a sticker!" They can also earn a sticker for doing things I have asked of them: little chores around the house or watching over Archer for a minute while I do something, etc. This is something I started when Harper…

Classroom auctions are a great way to increase positive behaviors in students. In my classroom, students earn tickets for positive behaviors. You can give tickets for just about anything- following school rules, helping another student, using kind words, turning in homework on time, reading extra minutes at home, or bringing back a paper with a parent signature. Really, any time you see a student doing a great job, or going above and beyond, they can be rewarded with a ticket. You can…

Great Behavior Equals Colorful Rewards! They can earn 2 crayons per day. If they earn 5-9 by Friday they get a prize out if the small treasure box. If they get 10 crayons (perfect all week!) they get a prize out if the big treasure chest!

Classroom BINGO!!! Students love this easy reward system... Every Friday I call 5 students for Bingo to visit the treasure chest. This is easy and students can receive multiple BINGOs for great weeks!!

Hey everyone! So today was our last day of class before we go on Spring Break! We go back on April 8th! A few weeks ago a teacher friend of mine and showed me a magazine called R I Novelty with party supplies and cute gadgets. I told her I didn't really want anything. She MADE me look again and by the time I finished looking through it, I had spent $65 on my kiddies. Great! Exactly what I needed, to spend MORE money! However, when it came in I was more than happy and couldn't wait to set it…

Treasure chest from Amazon, prizes from the dollar aisle @ Target, ready for this year's rewards! They have toys, candy, snacks, school supplies and more, all for CHEAP (since many students don't want just candy all the time, I'll give them other options). One roll of raffle tickets, and students get a raffle ticket for good deeds or using the phrase of the week (in Spanish). Half to them, half in the class bucket, prize drawing on Fridays!

Cute 3$ target treasure chest filled with prizes from the dollar spot and dollar tree! Great for classroom and student prizes!Follow me on instagram @literacylove01 for classroom ideas!