Showing posts with label incentives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label incentives. Show all posts

Saturday, March 21, 2015

Sticker and Tattoo Paper

Sticker paper and tattoo paper allows you to print and design your own classroom specific stickers and tattoos. For a Cultural Fair last year, I made some Japanese symbol tattoos and stickers for students to take home. I have also used sticker paper for rubrics to attach to student projects and for cut and paste matching activities.

I think assignment or incentive specific stickers and tattoos would be successful in the classroom. This requires a Pinterest search!

Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Valentine's Treat Bags

Our current behavior management system is a Valentine's Day Bingo. Students earn spaces on their Bingo cards for certain behaviors and academic achievements. There are a range of prizes, but one prize is a Valentine's treat. I found everything at Target for this one. Target has a great dollar section for teachers. I've found pencils, incentives, books, and classroom decor. Last year I found some great little books that we used for writing poetry.

Inside the Valentine's treat, students will find a pencil, lollipop, and Little Debbie snack cake. I cut each Little Debbie (since they are packaged in pairs) and resealed them. That way I didn't need as many. I spent about $10 to make the 30 bags I need for the incentive. Check out the treat bags below!


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