Using reward systems in the classroom
Encourage good behaviour and give pupils the recognition they deserve with this selection of practical ideas
Reward systems are one of the most effective ways of establishing a positive classroom environment. They promote good behaviour and incentivise students, but constantly finding new ways to praise well-behaved pupils can be a struggle… until now! To inspire you we’ve hand-picked a selection of our favourite resources, designed to help you reward class angels and focus chatterboxes.
Promoting good behaviour
With the stresses of school life it’s easy to lose track of individuals’ behaviour. Remember to give praise when it’s due and quickly monitor any sanctions with the help of this simple visual aid, before encouraging students to track their own performance with this passport-themed tool.
These visual reward jars are ideal for reinforcing good behaviour when teaching a whole class. Or if you’re looking for a more targeted approach, this innovative wall display will aid you in setting daily goals.
Point Based System
Rewards - Praise Passport
Included is the passport and a supporting wall chart.
Targets and rewards can be personalised to meet the needs of a student or class.
Includes an editable version: edit to match existing or whole school rewards system.
Works as a teacher monitoring tool.
Acts as a behaviour incentive.
Visually attractive and easy to follow
Ideal with all age groups.
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Reward Jars
Behaviour Monitoring : Reward Jars-Behaviour Monitoring
This PowerPoint Contains four reward jars to use with your pupils to positively reinforce good behaviour. A great Visual behaviour monitoring strategy!
Simply press the right arrow key to add an item to the jar and the left arrow key to delete it.
Halloween - Spooktacular Reward Jars
This PowerPoint contains four reward
jars to use with your pupils to positively reinforce good behaviour. It is a great Visual behaviour management strategy! Simply press the right arrow key to add an item to the jar and the left arrow key to delete it.
Click on the image on slide 5 to select your reward Jar.
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Rewarding good behaviour
A little praise can go a long way, so why not acknowledge the efforts of your hard-workers with one of these colourful award tags? Alternatively, this pack of adaptable sticker designs is perfect for adding a personalised touch when recognising positive behaviour.
Up the stakes for your learners and introduce a little competitive edge to your rewards by arranging a contest. Motivate your class with a game of good behaviour bingo, or why not exchange classroom cooperation for the chance to win a prize in an end-of-week raffle?
Award Tags - A nice reward for good behaviour!
I made these after seeing something expensive to buy on an American website! These are great to print off and laminate if you can. Have a stash in your desk drawer and give them out for birthdays, star behaviour, kindness etc…
Reward Stickers
These are adapted from a resource I found somewhere on the net some time ago. Just replace ‘Name’ with your own. My Year 4 class loved them last year. There is also a set of Frech stickers in the MFL section. This is the first time I have uploaded a resource so I hope it will be useful to someone. Topics also included: classroom display.
Back To School : Reward Bingo
This resource is meant to be printed out onto A3 paper and displays in the classroom. This can be used as a reward for excellent work. We usually allow pupils to choose their own number and write their name in the space provided. Once the two sheets are full numbers are chosen at random and rewards are issued to the lucky winners.
