How Mariposa Elementary turned PBIS chaos into calm with student-led shopping and fast, 40-minute fulfillment
Track inventory in your school and classroom rewards stores, offer Amazon-style shopping to students, and more!
Launch a school-wide behavior and rewards system that's motivational for students and easy for teachers.
Create camaraderie and friendly competition with a school-wide House Points system. Join an interactive demo to learn more!
Track behavior, motivate students, and promote a positive culture – all in one easy platform.
At Mariposa Elementary, the school store isn’t simply a place to shop, it’s a system that turns effort into excitement. What began as a chaotic PBIS process has evolved into a student-powered, teacher-approved routine that runs like clockwork.
Student voice drives the catalog. Exports speed up fulfillment. And a rolling “classroom cart” brings joy straight to every hallway, turning positive behavior into something students can see and celebrate.
Serving K–8 students under one roof means different motivations and preferences at every grade level. Mariposa solved that by splitting its Rewards Store into two connected catalogs: K–6 and 7–8.
Each catalog is organized into smart, student-friendly categories like Under 50 Points, Posters, Sports, Electronics, and Random. The result? Intuitive shopping that mirrors e-commerce students recognize—and gives older learners autonomy while keeping younger ones guided.
The rollout started with teachers walking students through their first login and purchase. After that, independence took over.
“Once they’re in it the first time, it’s very, very easy,” said PBIS Coordinator Sara Johnson.
Older grades now shop on their own, while K–3 browse once a week or at the end of the day so class time stays focused. Within days, students weren’t just shopping, they were asking for more points.
Each afternoon, Sara-Lee exports that day’s orders, prints a simple run sheet, and loads up her cart with rewards—everything from mystery mini desk pets to school supplies. Then she rolls through the halls, delivering smiles one stop at a time.
The process takes about 40 minutes a day. The upcoming Export + Homeroom feature will make it even faster by automatically sorting deliveries by classroom.
🎉 2,508 rewards purchased since launch
🎉 89% fulfilled within 4 days
🎉 64% fulfilled within 1 day
Top Rewards (K–6): Mystery Mini Desk Pets, Stickers, School Supplies, Tennis Balls, MES Banner
Top Rewards (7–8): Smart Watch (Tozo S2), Volleyball, Wired Mouse, QCY Headphones, Mystery Mini Desk Pets
“We hype the kids up—bragging about points and the cool things they’re buying,” said Sara.
Quick fulfillment and visible recognition make rewards feel immediate—and the classroom cart has become a highlight of every day.
Each classroom delivery doubles as a listening tour. Sara takes notes on what students ask for—“Can we get wiffle balls and bats?”—and restocks based on their requests.
When new items arrive, she makes sure to tell the student who inspired the change. That small personal touch fuels repeat engagement and builds real ownership of the program.
Teachers are part of the fun, too. Friendly competitions (including a husband-vs-wife matchup) keep the point-giving energy high.
Many of the most popular rewards cost nothing at all—extra-long lunch, recess coverage, or a “teacher takeover” where Sara covers class so a teacher can grab coffee or prep time.
These small incentives keep staff motivated and sustain a culture of recognition that spreads faster than any poster campaign.
Impulse buys happen, especially with younger grades. Mariposa’s instant refund process keeps things fair, while daily Insights reports help Sara catch duplicate orders or over-spending.
Platform updates will soon make point deductions feel immediate, reducing those “double-click” moments altogether.
For K–2 students, shopping still happens in person. Items are displayed by price—five-point stickers, ten-point trinkets, twenty-point treasures—and students pay with points at the table.
They leave with a smile, a sense of choice, and a tangible connection between effort and reward. It’s hands-on learning, motivation, and math practice all in one.
Want to bring order to your own rewards chaos? Start with small, visible wins.
✅ Add an “Under 50” category to guarantee early success.
✅ Do a student ask tour and stock what they request.
✅ Create no-cost teacher rewards to boost participation.
✅ Schedule weekly in-person shopping for early grades.
When students can see and celebrate their growth every day, PBIS transforms from a system to a shared joy.
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Track inventory in your school and classroom rewards stores, offer Amazon-style shopping to students, and more!
Launch a school-wide behavior and rewards system that's motivational for students and easy for teachers.
Create camaraderie and friendly competition with a school-wide House Points system. Join an interactive demo to learn more!
Track behavior, motivate students, and promote a positive culture – all in one easy platform.
At Mariposa Elementary, the school store isn’t simply a place to shop, it’s a system that turns effort into excitement. What began as a chaotic PBIS process has evolved into a student-powered, teacher-approved routine that runs like clockwork.
Student voice drives the catalog. Exports speed up fulfillment. And a rolling “classroom cart” brings joy straight to every hallway, turning positive behavior into something students can see and celebrate.
Serving K–8 students under one roof means different motivations and preferences at every grade level. Mariposa solved that by splitting its Rewards Store into two connected catalogs: K–6 and 7–8.
Each catalog is organized into smart, student-friendly categories like Under 50 Points, Posters, Sports, Electronics, and Random. The result? Intuitive shopping that mirrors e-commerce students recognize—and gives older learners autonomy while keeping younger ones guided.
The rollout started with teachers walking students through their first login and purchase. After that, independence took over.
“Once they’re in it the first time, it’s very, very easy,” said PBIS Coordinator Sara Johnson.
Older grades now shop on their own, while K–3 browse once a week or at the end of the day so class time stays focused. Within days, students weren’t just shopping, they were asking for more points.
Each afternoon, Sara-Lee exports that day’s orders, prints a simple run sheet, and loads up her cart with rewards—everything from mystery mini desk pets to school supplies. Then she rolls through the halls, delivering smiles one stop at a time.
The process takes about 40 minutes a day. The upcoming Export + Homeroom feature will make it even faster by automatically sorting deliveries by classroom.
🎉 2,508 rewards purchased since launch
🎉 89% fulfilled within 4 days
🎉 64% fulfilled within 1 day
Top Rewards (K–6): Mystery Mini Desk Pets, Stickers, School Supplies, Tennis Balls, MES Banner
Top Rewards (7–8): Smart Watch (Tozo S2), Volleyball, Wired Mouse, QCY Headphones, Mystery Mini Desk Pets
“We hype the kids up—bragging about points and the cool things they’re buying,” said Sara.
Quick fulfillment and visible recognition make rewards feel immediate—and the classroom cart has become a highlight of every day.
Each classroom delivery doubles as a listening tour. Sara takes notes on what students ask for—“Can we get wiffle balls and bats?”—and restocks based on their requests.
When new items arrive, she makes sure to tell the student who inspired the change. That small personal touch fuels repeat engagement and builds real ownership of the program.
Teachers are part of the fun, too. Friendly competitions (including a husband-vs-wife matchup) keep the point-giving energy high.
Many of the most popular rewards cost nothing at all—extra-long lunch, recess coverage, or a “teacher takeover” where Sara covers class so a teacher can grab coffee or prep time.
These small incentives keep staff motivated and sustain a culture of recognition that spreads faster than any poster campaign.
Impulse buys happen, especially with younger grades. Mariposa’s instant refund process keeps things fair, while daily Insights reports help Sara catch duplicate orders or over-spending.
Platform updates will soon make point deductions feel immediate, reducing those “double-click” moments altogether.
For K–2 students, shopping still happens in person. Items are displayed by price—five-point stickers, ten-point trinkets, twenty-point treasures—and students pay with points at the table.
They leave with a smile, a sense of choice, and a tangible connection between effort and reward. It’s hands-on learning, motivation, and math practice all in one.
Want to bring order to your own rewards chaos? Start with small, visible wins.
✅ Add an “Under 50” category to guarantee early success.
✅ Do a student ask tour and stock what they request.
✅ Create no-cost teacher rewards to boost participation.
✅ Schedule weekly in-person shopping for early grades.
When students can see and celebrate their growth every day, PBIS transforms from a system to a shared joy.
Track inventory in your school and classroom rewards stores, offer Amazon-style shopping to students, and more!
Launch a school-wide behavior and rewards system that's motivational for students and easy for teachers.
Create camaraderie and friendly competition with a school-wide House Points system. Join an interactive demo to learn more!
Track behavior, motivate students, and promote a positive culture – all in one easy platform.
At Mariposa Elementary, the school store isn’t simply a place to shop, it’s a system that turns effort into excitement. What began as a chaotic PBIS process has evolved into a student-powered, teacher-approved routine that runs like clockwork.
Student voice drives the catalog. Exports speed up fulfillment. And a rolling “classroom cart” brings joy straight to every hallway, turning positive behavior into something students can see and celebrate.
Serving K–8 students under one roof means different motivations and preferences at every grade level. Mariposa solved that by splitting its Rewards Store into two connected catalogs: K–6 and 7–8.
Each catalog is organized into smart, student-friendly categories like Under 50 Points, Posters, Sports, Electronics, and Random. The result? Intuitive shopping that mirrors e-commerce students recognize—and gives older learners autonomy while keeping younger ones guided.
The rollout started with teachers walking students through their first login and purchase. After that, independence took over.
“Once they’re in it the first time, it’s very, very easy,” said PBIS Coordinator Sara Johnson.
Older grades now shop on their own, while K–3 browse once a week or at the end of the day so class time stays focused. Within days, students weren’t just shopping, they were asking for more points.
Each afternoon, Sara-Lee exports that day’s orders, prints a simple run sheet, and loads up her cart with rewards—everything from mystery mini desk pets to school supplies. Then she rolls through the halls, delivering smiles one stop at a time.
The process takes about 40 minutes a day. The upcoming Export + Homeroom feature will make it even faster by automatically sorting deliveries by classroom.
🎉 2,508 rewards purchased since launch
🎉 89% fulfilled within 4 days
🎉 64% fulfilled within 1 day
Top Rewards (K–6): Mystery Mini Desk Pets, Stickers, School Supplies, Tennis Balls, MES Banner
Top Rewards (7–8): Smart Watch (Tozo S2), Volleyball, Wired Mouse, QCY Headphones, Mystery Mini Desk Pets
“We hype the kids up—bragging about points and the cool things they’re buying,” said Sara.
Quick fulfillment and visible recognition make rewards feel immediate—and the classroom cart has become a highlight of every day.
Each classroom delivery doubles as a listening tour. Sara takes notes on what students ask for—“Can we get wiffle balls and bats?”—and restocks based on their requests.
When new items arrive, she makes sure to tell the student who inspired the change. That small personal touch fuels repeat engagement and builds real ownership of the program.
Teachers are part of the fun, too. Friendly competitions (including a husband-vs-wife matchup) keep the point-giving energy high.
Many of the most popular rewards cost nothing at all—extra-long lunch, recess coverage, or a “teacher takeover” where Sara covers class so a teacher can grab coffee or prep time.
These small incentives keep staff motivated and sustain a culture of recognition that spreads faster than any poster campaign.
Impulse buys happen, especially with younger grades. Mariposa’s instant refund process keeps things fair, while daily Insights reports help Sara catch duplicate orders or over-spending.
Platform updates will soon make point deductions feel immediate, reducing those “double-click” moments altogether.
For K–2 students, shopping still happens in person. Items are displayed by price—five-point stickers, ten-point trinkets, twenty-point treasures—and students pay with points at the table.
They leave with a smile, a sense of choice, and a tangible connection between effort and reward. It’s hands-on learning, motivation, and math practice all in one.
Want to bring order to your own rewards chaos? Start with small, visible wins.
✅ Add an “Under 50” category to guarantee early success.
✅ Do a student ask tour and stock what they request.
✅ Create no-cost teacher rewards to boost participation.
✅ Schedule weekly in-person shopping for early grades.
When students can see and celebrate their growth every day, PBIS transforms from a system to a shared joy.
At Mariposa Elementary, the school store isn’t simply a place to shop, it’s a system that turns effort into excitement. What began as a chaotic PBIS process has evolved into a student-powered, teacher-approved routine that runs like clockwork.
Student voice drives the catalog. Exports speed up fulfillment. And a rolling “classroom cart” brings joy straight to every hallway, turning positive behavior into something students can see and celebrate.
Serving K–8 students under one roof means different motivations and preferences at every grade level. Mariposa solved that by splitting its Rewards Store into two connected catalogs: K–6 and 7–8.
Each catalog is organized into smart, student-friendly categories like Under 50 Points, Posters, Sports, Electronics, and Random. The result? Intuitive shopping that mirrors e-commerce students recognize—and gives older learners autonomy while keeping younger ones guided.
The rollout started with teachers walking students through their first login and purchase. After that, independence took over.
“Once they’re in it the first time, it’s very, very easy,” said PBIS Coordinator Sara Johnson.
Older grades now shop on their own, while K–3 browse once a week or at the end of the day so class time stays focused. Within days, students weren’t just shopping, they were asking for more points.
Each afternoon, Sara-Lee exports that day’s orders, prints a simple run sheet, and loads up her cart with rewards—everything from mystery mini desk pets to school supplies. Then she rolls through the halls, delivering smiles one stop at a time.
The process takes about 40 minutes a day. The upcoming Export + Homeroom feature will make it even faster by automatically sorting deliveries by classroom.
🎉 2,508 rewards purchased since launch
🎉 89% fulfilled within 4 days
🎉 64% fulfilled within 1 day
Top Rewards (K–6): Mystery Mini Desk Pets, Stickers, School Supplies, Tennis Balls, MES Banner
Top Rewards (7–8): Smart Watch (Tozo S2), Volleyball, Wired Mouse, QCY Headphones, Mystery Mini Desk Pets
“We hype the kids up—bragging about points and the cool things they’re buying,” said Sara.
Quick fulfillment and visible recognition make rewards feel immediate—and the classroom cart has become a highlight of every day.
Each classroom delivery doubles as a listening tour. Sara takes notes on what students ask for—“Can we get wiffle balls and bats?”—and restocks based on their requests.
When new items arrive, she makes sure to tell the student who inspired the change. That small personal touch fuels repeat engagement and builds real ownership of the program.
Teachers are part of the fun, too. Friendly competitions (including a husband-vs-wife matchup) keep the point-giving energy high.
Many of the most popular rewards cost nothing at all—extra-long lunch, recess coverage, or a “teacher takeover” where Sara covers class so a teacher can grab coffee or prep time.
These small incentives keep staff motivated and sustain a culture of recognition that spreads faster than any poster campaign.
Impulse buys happen, especially with younger grades. Mariposa’s instant refund process keeps things fair, while daily Insights reports help Sara catch duplicate orders or over-spending.
Platform updates will soon make point deductions feel immediate, reducing those “double-click” moments altogether.
For K–2 students, shopping still happens in person. Items are displayed by price—five-point stickers, ten-point trinkets, twenty-point treasures—and students pay with points at the table.
They leave with a smile, a sense of choice, and a tangible connection between effort and reward. It’s hands-on learning, motivation, and math practice all in one.
Want to bring order to your own rewards chaos? Start with small, visible wins.
✅ Add an “Under 50” category to guarantee early success.
✅ Do a student ask tour and stock what they request.
✅ Create no-cost teacher rewards to boost participation.
✅ Schedule weekly in-person shopping for early grades.
When students can see and celebrate their growth every day, PBIS transforms from a system to a shared joy.
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Track inventory in your school and classroom rewards stores, offer Amazon-style shopping to students, and more!
Launch a school-wide behavior and rewards system that's motivational for students and easy for teachers.
Create camaraderie and friendly competition with a school-wide House Points system. Join an interactive demo to learn more!
Track behavior, motivate students, and promote a positive culture – all in one easy platform.
At Mariposa Elementary, the school store isn’t simply a place to shop, it’s a system that turns effort into excitement. What began as a chaotic PBIS process has evolved into a student-powered, teacher-approved routine that runs like clockwork.
Student voice drives the catalog. Exports speed up fulfillment. And a rolling “classroom cart” brings joy straight to every hallway, turning positive behavior into something students can see and celebrate.
Serving K–8 students under one roof means different motivations and preferences at every grade level. Mariposa solved that by splitting its Rewards Store into two connected catalogs: K–6 and 7–8.
Each catalog is organized into smart, student-friendly categories like Under 50 Points, Posters, Sports, Electronics, and Random. The result? Intuitive shopping that mirrors e-commerce students recognize—and gives older learners autonomy while keeping younger ones guided.
The rollout started with teachers walking students through their first login and purchase. After that, independence took over.
“Once they’re in it the first time, it’s very, very easy,” said PBIS Coordinator Sara Johnson.
Older grades now shop on their own, while K–3 browse once a week or at the end of the day so class time stays focused. Within days, students weren’t just shopping, they were asking for more points.
Each afternoon, Sara-Lee exports that day’s orders, prints a simple run sheet, and loads up her cart with rewards—everything from mystery mini desk pets to school supplies. Then she rolls through the halls, delivering smiles one stop at a time.
The process takes about 40 minutes a day. The upcoming Export + Homeroom feature will make it even faster by automatically sorting deliveries by classroom.
🎉 2,508 rewards purchased since launch
🎉 89% fulfilled within 4 days
🎉 64% fulfilled within 1 day
Top Rewards (K–6): Mystery Mini Desk Pets, Stickers, School Supplies, Tennis Balls, MES Banner
Top Rewards (7–8): Smart Watch (Tozo S2), Volleyball, Wired Mouse, QCY Headphones, Mystery Mini Desk Pets
“We hype the kids up—bragging about points and the cool things they’re buying,” said Sara.
Quick fulfillment and visible recognition make rewards feel immediate—and the classroom cart has become a highlight of every day.
Each classroom delivery doubles as a listening tour. Sara takes notes on what students ask for—“Can we get wiffle balls and bats?”—and restocks based on their requests.
When new items arrive, she makes sure to tell the student who inspired the change. That small personal touch fuels repeat engagement and builds real ownership of the program.
Teachers are part of the fun, too. Friendly competitions (including a husband-vs-wife matchup) keep the point-giving energy high.
Many of the most popular rewards cost nothing at all—extra-long lunch, recess coverage, or a “teacher takeover” where Sara covers class so a teacher can grab coffee or prep time.
These small incentives keep staff motivated and sustain a culture of recognition that spreads faster than any poster campaign.
Impulse buys happen, especially with younger grades. Mariposa’s instant refund process keeps things fair, while daily Insights reports help Sara catch duplicate orders or over-spending.
Platform updates will soon make point deductions feel immediate, reducing those “double-click” moments altogether.
For K–2 students, shopping still happens in person. Items are displayed by price—five-point stickers, ten-point trinkets, twenty-point treasures—and students pay with points at the table.
They leave with a smile, a sense of choice, and a tangible connection between effort and reward. It’s hands-on learning, motivation, and math practice all in one.
Want to bring order to your own rewards chaos? Start with small, visible wins.
✅ Add an “Under 50” category to guarantee early success.
✅ Do a student ask tour and stock what they request.
✅ Create no-cost teacher rewards to boost participation.
✅ Schedule weekly in-person shopping for early grades.
When students can see and celebrate their growth every day, PBIS transforms from a system to a shared joy.
Track inventory in your school and classroom rewards stores, offer Amazon-style shopping to students, and more!
Launch a school-wide behavior and rewards system that's motivational for students and easy for teachers.
Create camaraderie and friendly competition with a school-wide House Points system. Join an interactive demo to learn more!
Track behavior, motivate students, and promote a positive culture – all in one easy platform.
At Mariposa Elementary, the school store isn’t simply a place to shop, it’s a system that turns effort into excitement. What began as a chaotic PBIS process has evolved into a student-powered, teacher-approved routine that runs like clockwork.
Student voice drives the catalog. Exports speed up fulfillment. And a rolling “classroom cart” brings joy straight to every hallway, turning positive behavior into something students can see and celebrate.
Serving K–8 students under one roof means different motivations and preferences at every grade level. Mariposa solved that by splitting its Rewards Store into two connected catalogs: K–6 and 7–8.
Each catalog is organized into smart, student-friendly categories like Under 50 Points, Posters, Sports, Electronics, and Random. The result? Intuitive shopping that mirrors e-commerce students recognize—and gives older learners autonomy while keeping younger ones guided.
The rollout started with teachers walking students through their first login and purchase. After that, independence took over.
“Once they’re in it the first time, it’s very, very easy,” said PBIS Coordinator Sara Johnson.
Older grades now shop on their own, while K–3 browse once a week or at the end of the day so class time stays focused. Within days, students weren’t just shopping, they were asking for more points.
Each afternoon, Sara-Lee exports that day’s orders, prints a simple run sheet, and loads up her cart with rewards—everything from mystery mini desk pets to school supplies. Then she rolls through the halls, delivering smiles one stop at a time.
The process takes about 40 minutes a day. The upcoming Export + Homeroom feature will make it even faster by automatically sorting deliveries by classroom.
🎉 2,508 rewards purchased since launch
🎉 89% fulfilled within 4 days
🎉 64% fulfilled within 1 day
Top Rewards (K–6): Mystery Mini Desk Pets, Stickers, School Supplies, Tennis Balls, MES Banner
Top Rewards (7–8): Smart Watch (Tozo S2), Volleyball, Wired Mouse, QCY Headphones, Mystery Mini Desk Pets
“We hype the kids up—bragging about points and the cool things they’re buying,” said Sara.
Quick fulfillment and visible recognition make rewards feel immediate—and the classroom cart has become a highlight of every day.
Each classroom delivery doubles as a listening tour. Sara takes notes on what students ask for—“Can we get wiffle balls and bats?”—and restocks based on their requests.
When new items arrive, she makes sure to tell the student who inspired the change. That small personal touch fuels repeat engagement and builds real ownership of the program.
Teachers are part of the fun, too. Friendly competitions (including a husband-vs-wife matchup) keep the point-giving energy high.
Many of the most popular rewards cost nothing at all—extra-long lunch, recess coverage, or a “teacher takeover” where Sara covers class so a teacher can grab coffee or prep time.
These small incentives keep staff motivated and sustain a culture of recognition that spreads faster than any poster campaign.
Impulse buys happen, especially with younger grades. Mariposa’s instant refund process keeps things fair, while daily Insights reports help Sara catch duplicate orders or over-spending.
Platform updates will soon make point deductions feel immediate, reducing those “double-click” moments altogether.
For K–2 students, shopping still happens in person. Items are displayed by price—five-point stickers, ten-point trinkets, twenty-point treasures—and students pay with points at the table.
They leave with a smile, a sense of choice, and a tangible connection between effort and reward. It’s hands-on learning, motivation, and math practice all in one.
Want to bring order to your own rewards chaos? Start with small, visible wins.
✅ Add an “Under 50” category to guarantee early success.
✅ Do a student ask tour and stock what they request.
✅ Create no-cost teacher rewards to boost participation.
✅ Schedule weekly in-person shopping for early grades.
When students can see and celebrate their growth every day, PBIS transforms from a system to a shared joy.
