The option of having choice is attractive to anyone, especially elementary students! For the sake of maintaining control and classroom management, students are given limited autonomy during a school day.
Let’s face it, sometimes as teachers we have a hard time letting go or allowing space for student choice.. We are truly masters at controlling chaos. It could be our insatiable desire to keep things in order so that we can remain organized or it could just be a means to ensure they complete the assignment like it’s “supposed to be”. However, a rewards menu allows for students to be given opportunities to use their voice along with personal expression.
Students who may struggle with behavior or academic issues often need rewards in order to stay motivated to complete difficult tasks. Reward Menus support this motivation tremendously.
It is a set of fun and tangible items that students can choose from after successfully completing an assignment or task.
The rewards menu encourages fairness and encourages student choice.
A reward that may seem minute to some but can be used as a powerful tool for classroom management.
If you want to reward your students with some fun opportunities that are beyond the usual check out the menu below:
How cool would it be to allow a student a day to be a principal in training! They could spend the day with their principal, visiting classrooms and rewarding their peers with sweet treats.
Lots of students LOVE music! There are a ton of ways to create an amazing playlist- youtube, apple music, spotify! Once the student has completed the playlist- allow them to play it during work time or have a brief dance break!
It is something special about the chair that spins, looks super comfy and it is usually not accessible by students! The choice to see in the teacher’s chair is sure to give their peers a little bit of envy!
Let’s face it… no student adores homework and is given the opportunity to skip out for not 1 but 2 nights! Try it! This is a sure way to bring excitement!
Create a treasure chest full of random goodies. It can be filled with kid toy favorites and treats from your area dollar store!
Movie Day, Dance Party, Board Games galore or a gaming tournament? Whatever is chosen is sure to be a fun time!
Time outdoors when everyone else has to be rushed inside can provide space for unlimited exhilaration!
Student leadership should be cultivated through a student's learning experience. What better
Although this list provides a short list of options for a rewards menu there are a plethora of ways for students to be rewarded for doing well. Not only does the ability to give choice empower students, it provides opportunities to sharpen leadership skills, mold students to embody traits of empathy and care.
We have but a limited amount of time with our students throughout the year and a little dose of sunshine by way of reward menus can do a lot of good and continue our quest of creating transformative learning experiences.
Not working with a big budget? We put together 10 completely free rewards for your classroom that are sure to kickstart the engagement in your lessons.
Need more help constructing your incentive program or learning how to run your school store? It can be a bit overwhelming, so we created a complete guide to rewarding students so everything you need is in one convenient place.
Want to really improve behavior in your elementary school? You should start by evaluating your elementary behavior rubric.
The option of having choice is attractive to anyone, especially elementary students! For the sake of maintaining control and classroom management, students are given limited autonomy during a school day.
Let’s face it, sometimes as teachers we have a hard time letting go or allowing space for student choice.. We are truly masters at controlling chaos. It could be our insatiable desire to keep things in order so that we can remain organized or it could just be a means to ensure they complete the assignment like it’s “supposed to be”. However, a rewards menu allows for students to be given opportunities to use their voice along with personal expression.
Students who may struggle with behavior or academic issues often need rewards in order to stay motivated to complete difficult tasks. Reward Menus support this motivation tremendously.
It is a set of fun and tangible items that students can choose from after successfully completing an assignment or task.
The rewards menu encourages fairness and encourages student choice.
A reward that may seem minute to some but can be used as a powerful tool for classroom management.
If you want to reward your students with some fun opportunities that are beyond the usual check out the menu below:
How cool would it be to allow a student a day to be a principal in training! They could spend the day with their principal, visiting classrooms and rewarding their peers with sweet treats.
Lots of students LOVE music! There are a ton of ways to create an amazing playlist- youtube, apple music, spotify! Once the student has completed the playlist- allow them to play it during work time or have a brief dance break!
It is something special about the chair that spins, looks super comfy and it is usually not accessible by students! The choice to see in the teacher’s chair is sure to give their peers a little bit of envy!
Let’s face it… no student adores homework and is given the opportunity to skip out for not 1 but 2 nights! Try it! This is a sure way to bring excitement!
Create a treasure chest full of random goodies. It can be filled with kid toy favorites and treats from your area dollar store!
Movie Day, Dance Party, Board Games galore or a gaming tournament? Whatever is chosen is sure to be a fun time!
Time outdoors when everyone else has to be rushed inside can provide space for unlimited exhilaration!
Student leadership should be cultivated through a student's learning experience. What better
Although this list provides a short list of options for a rewards menu there are a plethora of ways for students to be rewarded for doing well. Not only does the ability to give choice empower students, it provides opportunities to sharpen leadership skills, mold students to embody traits of empathy and care.
We have but a limited amount of time with our students throughout the year and a little dose of sunshine by way of reward menus can do a lot of good and continue our quest of creating transformative learning experiences.
Not working with a big budget? We put together 10 completely free rewards for your classroom that are sure to kickstart the engagement in your lessons.
Need more help constructing your incentive program or learning how to run your school store? It can be a bit overwhelming, so we created a complete guide to rewarding students so everything you need is in one convenient place.
Want to really improve behavior in your elementary school? You should start by evaluating your elementary behavior rubric.
The option of having choice is attractive to anyone, especially elementary students! For the sake of maintaining control and classroom management, students are given limited autonomy during a school day.
Let’s face it, sometimes as teachers we have a hard time letting go or allowing space for student choice.. We are truly masters at controlling chaos. It could be our insatiable desire to keep things in order so that we can remain organized or it could just be a means to ensure they complete the assignment like it’s “supposed to be”. However, a rewards menu allows for students to be given opportunities to use their voice along with personal expression.
Students who may struggle with behavior or academic issues often need rewards in order to stay motivated to complete difficult tasks. Reward Menus support this motivation tremendously.
It is a set of fun and tangible items that students can choose from after successfully completing an assignment or task.
The rewards menu encourages fairness and encourages student choice.
A reward that may seem minute to some but can be used as a powerful tool for classroom management.
If you want to reward your students with some fun opportunities that are beyond the usual check out the menu below:
How cool would it be to allow a student a day to be a principal in training! They could spend the day with their principal, visiting classrooms and rewarding their peers with sweet treats.
Lots of students LOVE music! There are a ton of ways to create an amazing playlist- youtube, apple music, spotify! Once the student has completed the playlist- allow them to play it during work time or have a brief dance break!
It is something special about the chair that spins, looks super comfy and it is usually not accessible by students! The choice to see in the teacher’s chair is sure to give their peers a little bit of envy!
Let’s face it… no student adores homework and is given the opportunity to skip out for not 1 but 2 nights! Try it! This is a sure way to bring excitement!
Create a treasure chest full of random goodies. It can be filled with kid toy favorites and treats from your area dollar store!
Movie Day, Dance Party, Board Games galore or a gaming tournament? Whatever is chosen is sure to be a fun time!
Time outdoors when everyone else has to be rushed inside can provide space for unlimited exhilaration!
Student leadership should be cultivated through a student's learning experience. What better
Although this list provides a short list of options for a rewards menu there are a plethora of ways for students to be rewarded for doing well. Not only does the ability to give choice empower students, it provides opportunities to sharpen leadership skills, mold students to embody traits of empathy and care.
We have but a limited amount of time with our students throughout the year and a little dose of sunshine by way of reward menus can do a lot of good and continue our quest of creating transformative learning experiences.
Not working with a big budget? We put together 10 completely free rewards for your classroom that are sure to kickstart the engagement in your lessons.
Need more help constructing your incentive program or learning how to run your school store? It can be a bit overwhelming, so we created a complete guide to rewarding students so everything you need is in one convenient place.
Want to really improve behavior in your elementary school? You should start by evaluating your elementary behavior rubric.
The option of having choice is attractive to anyone, especially elementary students! For the sake of maintaining control and classroom management, students are given limited autonomy during a school day.
Let’s face it, sometimes as teachers we have a hard time letting go or allowing space for student choice.. We are truly masters at controlling chaos. It could be our insatiable desire to keep things in order so that we can remain organized or it could just be a means to ensure they complete the assignment like it’s “supposed to be”. However, a rewards menu allows for students to be given opportunities to use their voice along with personal expression.
Students who may struggle with behavior or academic issues often need rewards in order to stay motivated to complete difficult tasks. Reward Menus support this motivation tremendously.
It is a set of fun and tangible items that students can choose from after successfully completing an assignment or task.
The rewards menu encourages fairness and encourages student choice.
A reward that may seem minute to some but can be used as a powerful tool for classroom management.
If you want to reward your students with some fun opportunities that are beyond the usual check out the menu below:
How cool would it be to allow a student a day to be a principal in training! They could spend the day with their principal, visiting classrooms and rewarding their peers with sweet treats.
Lots of students LOVE music! There are a ton of ways to create an amazing playlist- youtube, apple music, spotify! Once the student has completed the playlist- allow them to play it during work time or have a brief dance break!
It is something special about the chair that spins, looks super comfy and it is usually not accessible by students! The choice to see in the teacher’s chair is sure to give their peers a little bit of envy!
Let’s face it… no student adores homework and is given the opportunity to skip out for not 1 but 2 nights! Try it! This is a sure way to bring excitement!
Create a treasure chest full of random goodies. It can be filled with kid toy favorites and treats from your area dollar store!
Movie Day, Dance Party, Board Games galore or a gaming tournament? Whatever is chosen is sure to be a fun time!
Time outdoors when everyone else has to be rushed inside can provide space for unlimited exhilaration!
Student leadership should be cultivated through a student's learning experience. What better
Although this list provides a short list of options for a rewards menu there are a plethora of ways for students to be rewarded for doing well. Not only does the ability to give choice empower students, it provides opportunities to sharpen leadership skills, mold students to embody traits of empathy and care.
We have but a limited amount of time with our students throughout the year and a little dose of sunshine by way of reward menus can do a lot of good and continue our quest of creating transformative learning experiences.
Not working with a big budget? We put together 10 completely free rewards for your classroom that are sure to kickstart the engagement in your lessons.
Need more help constructing your incentive program or learning how to run your school store? It can be a bit overwhelming, so we created a complete guide to rewarding students so everything you need is in one convenient place.
Want to really improve behavior in your elementary school? You should start by evaluating your elementary behavior rubric.
The option of having choice is attractive to anyone, especially elementary students! For the sake of maintaining control and classroom management, students are given limited autonomy during a school day.
Let’s face it, sometimes as teachers we have a hard time letting go or allowing space for student choice.. We are truly masters at controlling chaos. It could be our insatiable desire to keep things in order so that we can remain organized or it could just be a means to ensure they complete the assignment like it’s “supposed to be”. However, a rewards menu allows for students to be given opportunities to use their voice along with personal expression.
Students who may struggle with behavior or academic issues often need rewards in order to stay motivated to complete difficult tasks. Reward Menus support this motivation tremendously.
It is a set of fun and tangible items that students can choose from after successfully completing an assignment or task.
The rewards menu encourages fairness and encourages student choice.
A reward that may seem minute to some but can be used as a powerful tool for classroom management.
If you want to reward your students with some fun opportunities that are beyond the usual check out the menu below:
How cool would it be to allow a student a day to be a principal in training! They could spend the day with their principal, visiting classrooms and rewarding their peers with sweet treats.
Lots of students LOVE music! There are a ton of ways to create an amazing playlist- youtube, apple music, spotify! Once the student has completed the playlist- allow them to play it during work time or have a brief dance break!
It is something special about the chair that spins, looks super comfy and it is usually not accessible by students! The choice to see in the teacher’s chair is sure to give their peers a little bit of envy!
Let’s face it… no student adores homework and is given the opportunity to skip out for not 1 but 2 nights! Try it! This is a sure way to bring excitement!
Create a treasure chest full of random goodies. It can be filled with kid toy favorites and treats from your area dollar store!
Movie Day, Dance Party, Board Games galore or a gaming tournament? Whatever is chosen is sure to be a fun time!
Time outdoors when everyone else has to be rushed inside can provide space for unlimited exhilaration!
Student leadership should be cultivated through a student's learning experience. What better
Although this list provides a short list of options for a rewards menu there are a plethora of ways for students to be rewarded for doing well. Not only does the ability to give choice empower students, it provides opportunities to sharpen leadership skills, mold students to embody traits of empathy and care.
We have but a limited amount of time with our students throughout the year and a little dose of sunshine by way of reward menus can do a lot of good and continue our quest of creating transformative learning experiences.
Not working with a big budget? We put together 10 completely free rewards for your classroom that are sure to kickstart the engagement in your lessons.
Need more help constructing your incentive program or learning how to run your school store? It can be a bit overwhelming, so we created a complete guide to rewarding students so everything you need is in one convenient place.
Want to really improve behavior in your elementary school? You should start by evaluating your elementary behavior rubric.
The option of having choice is attractive to anyone, especially elementary students! For the sake of maintaining control and classroom management, students are given limited autonomy during a school day.
Let’s face it, sometimes as teachers we have a hard time letting go or allowing space for student choice.. We are truly masters at controlling chaos. It could be our insatiable desire to keep things in order so that we can remain organized or it could just be a means to ensure they complete the assignment like it’s “supposed to be”. However, a rewards menu allows for students to be given opportunities to use their voice along with personal expression.
Students who may struggle with behavior or academic issues often need rewards in order to stay motivated to complete difficult tasks. Reward Menus support this motivation tremendously.
It is a set of fun and tangible items that students can choose from after successfully completing an assignment or task.
The rewards menu encourages fairness and encourages student choice.
A reward that may seem minute to some but can be used as a powerful tool for classroom management.
If you want to reward your students with some fun opportunities that are beyond the usual check out the menu below:
How cool would it be to allow a student a day to be a principal in training! They could spend the day with their principal, visiting classrooms and rewarding their peers with sweet treats.
Lots of students LOVE music! There are a ton of ways to create an amazing playlist- youtube, apple music, spotify! Once the student has completed the playlist- allow them to play it during work time or have a brief dance break!
It is something special about the chair that spins, looks super comfy and it is usually not accessible by students! The choice to see in the teacher’s chair is sure to give their peers a little bit of envy!
Let’s face it… no student adores homework and is given the opportunity to skip out for not 1 but 2 nights! Try it! This is a sure way to bring excitement!
Create a treasure chest full of random goodies. It can be filled with kid toy favorites and treats from your area dollar store!
Movie Day, Dance Party, Board Games galore or a gaming tournament? Whatever is chosen is sure to be a fun time!
Time outdoors when everyone else has to be rushed inside can provide space for unlimited exhilaration!
Student leadership should be cultivated through a student's learning experience. What better
Although this list provides a short list of options for a rewards menu there are a plethora of ways for students to be rewarded for doing well. Not only does the ability to give choice empower students, it provides opportunities to sharpen leadership skills, mold students to embody traits of empathy and care.
We have but a limited amount of time with our students throughout the year and a little dose of sunshine by way of reward menus can do a lot of good and continue our quest of creating transformative learning experiences.
Not working with a big budget? We put together 10 completely free rewards for your classroom that are sure to kickstart the engagement in your lessons.
Need more help constructing your incentive program or learning how to run your school store? It can be a bit overwhelming, so we created a complete guide to rewarding students so everything you need is in one convenient place.
Want to really improve behavior in your elementary school? You should start by evaluating your elementary behavior rubric.
Charmaine is a graduate of Winston Salem State University and has a Masters Degree in Secondary Education. She is currently pursuing certification in Educational Leadership and Administration. Charmaine is a passionate English and Language Arts Educator. She leads a life dedicated to being an advocate for students and colleagues and she has over 12 years of experience in Education.
Charmaine is the founder of The Controlled Chaos Academy, which is an interactive Classroom Management Bootcamp for Educators! This program
focuses on building community through transformative learning experiences that translate into tangible academic growth!
There is no better feeling than arriving at your favorite restaurant. You walk in and you’re greeted by the hostess. They readily take you to your seat and the moment of truth awaits as they hand you the menu. Just imagine giving space for that same excitement to your students?
The option of having choice is attractive to anyone, especially elementary students! For the sake of maintaining control and classroom management, students are given limited autonomy during a school day.
Let’s face it, sometimes as teachers we have a hard time letting go or allowing space for student choice.. We are truly masters at controlling chaos. It could be our insatiable desire to keep things in order so that we can remain organized or it could just be a means to ensure they complete the assignment like it’s “supposed to be”. However, a rewards menu allows for students to be given opportunities to use their voice along with personal expression.
Students who may struggle with behavior or academic issues often need rewards in order to stay motivated to complete difficult tasks. Reward Menus support this motivation tremendously.
It is a set of fun and tangible items that students can choose from after successfully completing an assignment or task.
The rewards menu encourages fairness and encourages student choice.
A reward that may seem minute to some but can be used as a powerful tool for classroom management.
If you want to reward your students with some fun opportunities that are beyond the usual check out the menu below:
How cool would it be to allow a student a day to be a principal in training! They could spend the day with their principal, visiting classrooms and rewarding their peers with sweet treats.
Lots of students LOVE music! There are a ton of ways to create an amazing playlist- youtube, apple music, spotify! Once the student has completed the playlist- allow them to play it during work time or have a brief dance break!
It is something special about the chair that spins, looks super comfy and it is usually not accessible by students! The choice to see in the teacher’s chair is sure to give their peers a little bit of envy!
Let’s face it… no student adores homework and is given the opportunity to skip out for not 1 but 2 nights! Try it! This is a sure way to bring excitement!
Create a treasure chest full of random goodies. It can be filled with kid toy favorites and treats from your area dollar store!
Movie Day, Dance Party, Board Games galore or a gaming tournament? Whatever is chosen is sure to be a fun time!
Time outdoors when everyone else has to be rushed inside can provide space for unlimited exhilaration!
Student leadership should be cultivated through a student's learning experience. What better
Although this list provides a short list of options for a rewards menu there are a plethora of ways for students to be rewarded for doing well. Not only does the ability to give choice empower students, it provides opportunities to sharpen leadership skills, mold students to embody traits of empathy and care.
We have but a limited amount of time with our students throughout the year and a little dose of sunshine by way of reward menus can do a lot of good and continue our quest of creating transformative learning experiences.
Not working with a big budget? We put together 10 completely free rewards for your classroom that are sure to kickstart the engagement in your lessons.
Need more help constructing your incentive program or learning how to run your school store? It can be a bit overwhelming, so we created a complete guide to rewarding students so everything you need is in one convenient place.
Want to really improve behavior in your elementary school? You should start by evaluating your elementary behavior rubric.
There is no better feeling than arriving at your favorite restaurant. You walk in and you’re greeted by the hostess. They readily take you to your seat and the moment of truth awaits as they hand you the menu. Just imagine giving space for that same excitement to your students?
The option of having choice is attractive to anyone, especially elementary students! For the sake of maintaining control and classroom management, students are given limited autonomy during a school day.
Let’s face it, sometimes as teachers we have a hard time letting go or allowing space for student choice.. We are truly masters at controlling chaos. It could be our insatiable desire to keep things in order so that we can remain organized or it could just be a means to ensure they complete the assignment like it’s “supposed to be”. However, a rewards menu allows for students to be given opportunities to use their voice along with personal expression.
Students who may struggle with behavior or academic issues often need rewards in order to stay motivated to complete difficult tasks. Reward Menus support this motivation tremendously.
It is a set of fun and tangible items that students can choose from after successfully completing an assignment or task.
The rewards menu encourages fairness and encourages student choice.
A reward that may seem minute to some but can be used as a powerful tool for classroom management.
If you want to reward your students with some fun opportunities that are beyond the usual check out the menu below:
How cool would it be to allow a student a day to be a principal in training! They could spend the day with their principal, visiting classrooms and rewarding their peers with sweet treats.
Lots of students LOVE music! There are a ton of ways to create an amazing playlist- youtube, apple music, spotify! Once the student has completed the playlist- allow them to play it during work time or have a brief dance break!
It is something special about the chair that spins, looks super comfy and it is usually not accessible by students! The choice to see in the teacher’s chair is sure to give their peers a little bit of envy!
Let’s face it… no student adores homework and is given the opportunity to skip out for not 1 but 2 nights! Try it! This is a sure way to bring excitement!
Create a treasure chest full of random goodies. It can be filled with kid toy favorites and treats from your area dollar store!
Movie Day, Dance Party, Board Games galore or a gaming tournament? Whatever is chosen is sure to be a fun time!
Time outdoors when everyone else has to be rushed inside can provide space for unlimited exhilaration!
Student leadership should be cultivated through a student's learning experience. What better
Although this list provides a short list of options for a rewards menu there are a plethora of ways for students to be rewarded for doing well. Not only does the ability to give choice empower students, it provides opportunities to sharpen leadership skills, mold students to embody traits of empathy and care.
We have but a limited amount of time with our students throughout the year and a little dose of sunshine by way of reward menus can do a lot of good and continue our quest of creating transformative learning experiences.
Not working with a big budget? We put together 10 completely free rewards for your classroom that are sure to kickstart the engagement in your lessons.
Need more help constructing your incentive program or learning how to run your school store? It can be a bit overwhelming, so we created a complete guide to rewarding students so everything you need is in one convenient place.
Want to really improve behavior in your elementary school? You should start by evaluating your elementary behavior rubric.
