This is definitely NOT my idea! I was inspired by some behavior catalogs I stumbled upon on Pinterest. This got my wheels turning because I have been looking for a way to get rid of my treasure box. While creating these I had it in my mind that I wanted something for my students to hold onto & for me not to create more work for myself to keep track of what they picked. So I made coupons & printed them on cardstock & laminated them. So every Friday the kids will be able to trade in their warm fuzzies for a coupon or two of their choice. They can ONLY pick one of the same coupon. They will be responsible for holding onto their coupons and handing it to me BY THE BELL....otherwise they "expire". So if I have a student pick "Wear your favorite hat to school" this will ONLY happen in my classroom IF they give me their coupon right away. I used to let them only cash in coupons on Fridays BUT I changed that & I will let "cash in" their coupon all week BUT there are certain coupons only good on Fridays. I did some additional ones that would only apply to my classroom such as job swap, peace seat, cd book picker, & calendar teacher.
I use warm fuzzies in my classroom.....see post
HERE.
Did you miss these super cute student recognition necklaces? It took forever to design each one but they turned out super cute & the kids are obsessed with these! Print them out on labels or card stock, glue or stick to glitter or colored paper & laminate. I hole punched the top & put stretchy tie dye necklaces through the top.
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If you are interested in a more in depth explanation of this behavior management system check out my presentation here.
These are FANTASTIC! Thank you so much for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteLOVE them! I've been wanting to make them but don't have any cute borders. THANK you very much.
ReplyDeleteCaroline
Thank you so much for sharing these wonderful items! WOOHOO! It pays to get up early and search blogs! :O) (I couldn't sleep..wish I could, lol)
ReplyDeleteLove them! So cute. Thanks. I've been looking for alternatives to candy and this is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThank you...love this way of keeping track. I was just thinking about this yesterday and how to keep "track" LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, thank you! I was telling coworkers at school about this and couldn't wait for YOU to make them! I LOVE your work (everything is SO much cuter than if I would do them myself)!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mel! My team was just talking about behavior coupons this week so your freebies come at a wonderful time! We always look forward to reading your blog because we know you have great ideas. Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love these! Thank you so much for sharing! Oh - and my bucket is being filled everyday thanks to you! My class loves it! Thank you so very much! :)
ReplyDeleteCheryl
Crayons and Curls
Oh My!!!! Love these! I WILL be adding these to my mix for SURE!!!! These are PERFECT!
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, thank you!
Mrs. Wills Kindergarten
Krissy - I LOVE these! What a great alternative to the candy jar and the prize bucket. The kids will LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these. :) Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea!!! I'm going to try it out and see how it goes. Thanks for sharing :) oh, and I'm pinning it too!
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Pinned and ready to go! Thanks for sharing. I am following your blog now -- so cute.
ReplyDeleteLove these!! THANKS!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I'm now inspired to figure out how to "upgrade" this for 4th grade... will save & keep in mind for next year.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!!!!
ReplyDeleteFrom one Seuss Fan to another: I LOVE your blog. These ideas are great too. I am putting you on my top ten list:
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Kim
These coupons are adorable! I've been thinking about creating coupons for little rewards at home as well.
ReplyDeleteI'll spread the word! Thanks for the fun freebies.
I am so jazzed that all you ladies can use these. I was so excited that it was such a hit with my kids that I had to share! Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteMel D
love them all!
ReplyDeleteReally nice. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! We aren't allowed to use candy as rewards in our school so these coupons are perfect! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI can hardly wait to use these in my class. Thank you!!! I was wondering where you got the cool organizer to put the coupons in???? I am trying so hard this year to be organized and that one is perfect!!!! Thank you! aaparsons@hotmail.com
ReplyDeletethese are just fantastic! thank you. I was wondering if you could create a cute note to inform parents their child forgot their glasses? I am struggling with students not wearing their glasses to school. Thank you in advance. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I have become a blog addict - just wish I knew how to set one up for me :(
ReplyDeleteI love your ideas and was wondering how many warm fuzzies each coupon cost. When students cash them in on Fridays, do they keep some for next week if they want to save for something? Thank you so much for sharing and I hope to start these soon in my class because the things I have used in the past are not working.
ReplyDeleteI am wanting to get rid of my treasure box too. The money I spend on it adds up. I did see the binder idea, but your idea is perfect for my first graders. I am ready to try it! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing...love the ideas, love your work!
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Thank you for sharing your coupons!
ReplyDeleteso cute and thanks for sharing. btw, found you on pinterest and very happy i did.
ReplyDeleteVery fun... Thank you. What do you keep them in? Where did you find that box at?
ReplyDeleteThank you!! I was needing something to jazz up my behavior system for my kinders and this will be perfect!!
ReplyDeleteI don't know how I missed this??
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely FANTASTIC.
Thank you so much for sharing!!
These are WONDERFUL! I do a class store, and these will be a PERFECT addition! Thanks much for sharing ;-) Where did you get the plastic container?
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! Thanks for sharing. I have been using coupons similar to these for the last 15 years. I have a couple you don't use (maybe you'll like to add them someday). "Warm Fuzzies" (wear your slippers) "Switch-a-roo" (seat swap for the day), "Techie Ticket" (free activity choice on the computer during SSR/DEAR time), "Munchies" (personal-sized healthy snack at the desk) "Roll On" (use any roller chair --or teacher chair--in the class for the day)"Spelling Saver" (homework pass from one spelling assignment),...and a bunch more but I can't think of them off the top of my head. I'm going to incorporate some of yours into my rewards soon. Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, thank you! Rewards get so pricey!
ReplyDeleteFound this on Pinterest! This is a great idea!! Definitely following your blog!
ReplyDeleteYour work is beyond Perfection ~ Thank you for your Generosity!!
ReplyDelete~Susan~
Thanks so much everyone! My kids are obsessed with these coupons! They pick these over candy hands down.
ReplyDeleteAmazing love these , thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your work! I love love love these! My kids are really enjoying them!
ReplyDeleteReally nice~Thank you~Recently I purchased a free gifts for my child,Completely free.The site :http://bit.ly/vFKxrt But it doesn't arrive until now.I think the Christmas Day's coming is one factor~
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute teacher you are, Radience!!!!
ReplyDeleteI found these on pinterest awhile back and I'm finally looking at your blog for the first time! I LOVE your ideas. Keep up the fantastic work and thanks for the printouts. I am now a faithful follower! :)
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Cortney
onceuponasubstitute.blogspot.com
Thank you soooo much for sharing! Starting a new job teaching grade three in the New Year and these are going to be extremely valuable:)
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Love this idea as an incentive. I should implement to ring in the New Year. Thanks for sharing!
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You are SUPER talented & creative with your computer!! THANKS THANKS for creating and sharing your coupons!!
ReplyDeleteI was looking for something new to try with a couple of my third grade classes...we're departmentalized and the things I am using for the others aren't quite working for these two groups. I think they will really enjoy this!
ReplyDeleteI can't get the recognition tags to download. Can you help me? Or maybe email them?
espralopez@gmail.com
Thanks for sharing your ideas!
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ReplyDeleteI really like this idea.
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Connie
This is great! I need to get rid of the marble jars!
DeleteThanks for sharing. I am always looking for positive rewards that are not materialistic in nature. These help foster the feeling of doing a good job from the inside out.
ReplyDeleteI love these coupons! I'm thinking of using them in my room. It'd be great to get rid of the treasure chest!! THanks for your awesome hard work and ideas!!
ReplyDeleteMelanie
Amazing job!!! I can't get the recognition tags to download either. Would you be able to email them to me as well??
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This is an adorable idea. I would like to try it.
ReplyDeleteThese look really fun and cool. I'm looking forward to using them.
DeleteI needed a new ideas with my class - definite verbal overflow with them!
ReplyDeleteThanks
Thank you for the coupons. Instead of using warm fuzzies, I pass out geometric shapes and then they can be redeemed for certian items (pencils, stickers, silly bands, etc.) I was looking for ways to make it more meaningful. I also wanted some more classroom fun ways to display the students' hard work and good behavior. Your idea married the two. Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteHey I LOVVVVVVE your ideas!!! I'm going to try to start it on Monday. I was wondering if you had a blank template for those awards/certificates? I want to make some that are suitable for my classroom. Please let me know! I'd really appreciate it!! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteMs. Franconi
I don't have a blank template. The template I used was for Avery labels...8163 I believe.
DeleteI love the cards...but I love LOve LOVEEEEEE the storage idea even more! Thank you so much for the time and effort that you put into creating your cards.
ReplyDeleteTraci S.
2nd Grade
I also can't get the recognition tag to download :-( Says they aren't available. I LOVE these! Your site is awesome and I am in AW of you!!!
ReplyDeleteThe recognition necklaces aren't free...they are in my TPT store for sale. Thanks for visiting my blog :o)
DeleteI am anxious to use these next year with the warm fuzzies!!! So love the idea!!!
ReplyDeleteI love these and they go perfectly with my current behavior system. I can get them to print or download. Do you know what I am doing wrong or can you email them to me?
ReplyDeleteThank you,
Heather
heather_gifford23@yahoo.com
I just checked the links Heather & they are working fine. Did you download them? Try updating your Adobe & see if that works.
DeleteI got it to work today. Thank you so much! My kids are going to be so excited!!! Also, you may have already said this, but where in the world did you get the organizer you keep them in?
DeleteI love these classroom awards. They'll be great for increasing student motivation.
ReplyDeleteKaylee's Education Studio
Just watched your Everythng's Primary Presentation n Behavior Management...Absoulutely LOVE your Bucket Fuzzies/Coupon Ideas and Printables!!!! Thanks your ingenuity!!!
ReplyDeleteI am in LOVE with the warm fuzzies! Just brilliant! I feel like I have FINALLY found the classroom management option that fits my teaching style! Thank you for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteI am starting warm fuzzies next week! So excited~ what a great idea! I do NOT know how you find the time to blog, but it's all great! Could you share your cute quotes you framed for your husband too? love them, thanks:)
ReplyDeleteThank you SO SO SO much for sharing these. They are now a feature in my classroom in Australia :)
ReplyDeleteI went to check them out by clicking on the link, and it has an error for each link. How do I search for them on TPT? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI am talking about the necklace things. I want to purchase them but it gives an internet explorer can't find the document or something.
DeleteYou are AMAZING!!! :) When & if I become a teacher, these are too cute!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! Is there any way I can get an editable version or at least get them in Spanish for my first graders? There's hardly anything on the web in Spanish. Thanks
ReplyDeleteWow! These reward coupons are AHHHH-MAZING! They are exactly what I need!! Thank you so much for all your hard work and for sharing for free! :)
ReplyDeleteI can't tell you how motivating these have been for my kids. I have seen such a turn around in my challenging students! Thanks so much for putting these out there!
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Hi there! I love these!!!! I just downloaded all of them. I tried downloading the recognition necklaces, but it won't let me. TPT is charging $1.50 to download each. I'll do it if I can't find them for free here, any ideas!? THANKS.
ReplyDeleteI love the tickets. I just got them all ready for next year-- I teach 4th and I think my students will love these. I, too, am getting rid of the prize box. I love the necklaces, too. Students are never to old for recognition. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the reward coupons. They are cute and colorful, and I think my 2nd graders will love them too. I can't wait to use them next year. Thanks for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteVery awesome! I used the "Bee- havior catalog from the same blogger as you and the kids and I loved it, no treasure box! My trouble is remembering to give the rewards, so these coupons will help me remember to give to those deserving little darlings. I love the necklaces too. Wish I had seen this earlier, but still great for next year!
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Tawnya
I am your newest follower! I'm so excited to have found your fantastic management strategies. Your warm fuzzes are fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing these!
ReplyDeleteMaureen
http://kdg-frogs.blogspot.com
These are awesome! I wish my iPad could download to my iBooks. I am going to make a new version for my resource room...ball chairs, seat cushions, iPads, aims web tests, etc... I can add. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteTracey
Thank you so much for this!! I've also been looking for "free" ways to reward my students. Plus, I get sick of students thinking they should have something physical as a reward....it's easy to be materialistic. I'm excited to check out your other pages. If anyone has any ideas for coupons for high school students, I'd be quite open to them. :)
ReplyDeleteI have been searching for a box like the one you use to store your coupons in. Please, where did you get it?
ReplyDeleteI got it at Joann Fabrics :o)
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Anna
I LOVE the coupons! This is such a great idea and the kids will LOVE them. Thanks a bunch!
ReplyDeleteI am late to the party! Thank you so much for these coupons. They are a wonderful idea. I can live with the choices AND I don't have to worry about rotting the kiddos' teeth or keeping up with prizes.
ReplyDeleteCool idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. I use several of these currently as rewards, however your stickers look so much better than mine. My kids will love these.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing. I can't get them to print in color though. Any suggestions? Could you possibly email them to me as pdf's?
ReplyDeleteI'm currently obtaining my bachelor's degree in elementary education. You have many awesome ideas that I can't wait to use in my classroom one day! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love this!!! I am going to have 10 more students in my classroom this year than last year and I am really try to think of ways to not have to go broke with the treasure box. I know the kids will love these! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking for something that would really motivate my class instead of treasure chest and candy! This looks awesome! Thanks so much for the freebies!
ReplyDeleteKayla
boondockteachers.blogspot.com
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ReplyDeleteI love your coupon idea! I have used a treasure box for the last five years and it is so hard to keep stocked. Thank you for sharing your ideas...they are very helpful! I shared your site on my Pinterest account and tried to download your coupons, but it will not work. Are they still available?
ReplyDeleteI love your idea! I'm very excited to try it out this year. Is there a way to purchase and download your choice cards?
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! Your blog is very inspiring! I found it on pintrest! I am student teaching in the fall for my PA K-6 certification and finishing up my masters! I look forward to having my own classroom and borrowing some of these great ideas!
ReplyDeleteNicole @ justtoddlingalong.blogspot.com
Hi there! I LOVE your behavior coupons- I SO do not want to have to replenish a treasure box each week ;) I have a few more that I would like to add as well as some I'd like to change to fit my school/classroom policies. What program did you use to create these?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this idea. I love it! I am not sure if I missed it, but I am trying to figure out how many warm fuzzies it cost to get a coupon? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteKelly
SCHMLDTY@aol.com
What a brilliant idea!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! How many fuzzies equals a coupon? If the students don't want to use the coupon can they hold onto them? If a student picks bring in stuffed animal or wear a hat, they have to give you the coupon that day, on Friday? And when do they bring in their special item or wear their hat, the following Friday? Some of your coupons are my jobs: if someone chooses line leader do they get to do that for a day or for a week? Do you normally have a line leader or calendar teacher? Sorry for so many questions.
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ReplyDeleteI love this idea-- could you clue me in as to what the STINKY FEET coupon is for???
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ReplyDeleteI was wondering where you got the storage container.
ReplyDeleteI love your reward cards. I use Class Dojo, when students reach their goal (10pts ) they are allowed to choose a reward card. I'm trying to figure out how to make reward cards that are as cute as yours. I would like to add a hot chocolate reward card. My kiddos love this one especially after they come in from recess during our winter months.
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