Class treasure box ideas

Classroom Reward Treasure Box!

Well, I made a treasure box for my kinders, cause man... They need it this year.

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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

Heavenly Treasures - Treasure Box/ Treasure Chest

This DIY Classroom Reward Chest is PERFECT for teachers that want to incentivize their students with good behavior and class performance! Make it easy!

Hi everyone! It's Kim again from Elementary Antics and I am so excited to share about The Blurt Box! A couple of years ago I had a pretty tough class. I had some amazing kiddos, but a few of them just loved to talk, push each other's buttons and were extremely impulsive. I tried proximity control to help these students' behaviors- they sat next to my desk or table when working independently, in the very front row at the carpet, etc. I tried partnering them with another student that modeled…

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…

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Classroom Treasure Box