Classroom Rewards: Printable Sticky Note Reward Coupons for Good Behavior

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

If you're anything like me, you have a drawer full of sticky notes and a class that lights up over the smallest reward. These classroom rewards put the two together: the coupons print right onto sticky notes, so a reward is always ready.

Printable classroom reward coupons printed on sticky notes for good behavior

What is in it

  • 23 sticky note reward coupons, with ideas like lunch with the teacher, hat day, swap seats, sunglass pass, pick a partner, no homework and a good call home
  • A template for top fed printers
  • A template for side fed printers
  • 51 pages, printable PDF

How to print on sticky notes

Print the template on plain paper, stick a sticky note on each box, and run the page through your printer again. Keep a few templates with notes already in place in your desk drawer, and you can print a fresh set in a minute on a busy day. Prefer adhesive pockets? Print the coupons on cardstock instead. See every reward in the Classroom Rewards preview on TPT.

How to use them

Stick a reward on a student's desk for a goal met, a kind choice or a great day. They work with any positive behavior system, a class store or guided reading groups, and they fit 1st grade through 4th grade.

What teachers are saying

It holds 5 stars from 61 ratings.

"These are so neat! The kids love coming in and finding a sticky reward slip on their desk!"

"Finally, a great way to use all of those sticky notes I was hoarding. :)"

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A reward ready in seconds

Print a stack, keep it close, and catch kids doing the right thing.

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Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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