This whole-class reward system makes positive behavior fun and motivating without being tied to a holiday, season, or classroom theme. That means you can pull it out in August, January, May—or anytime your class could use a little extra motivation!
Classroom Reward Kit: Classroom Behavior Incentives & Games for Grades 2–5
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A fun whole-class behavior management system you can use ALL YEAR LONG!
Let’s talk classroom management for a second. You want students working together. You want to recognize positive behavior, effort, and participation.
But you don’t want a complicated reward system that creates more work for you.
Enter: Classroom Reward Kit!
This whole-class reward system makes positive behavior fun and motivating without being tied to a holiday, season, or classroom theme. That means you can pull it out in August, January, May—or anytime your class could use a little extra motivation!
Students work together to earn pieces, cover spaces, or move along a game board as they make progress toward a class reward. With multiple activity styles and designs to choose from, you can switch things up throughout the year to keep the system feeling fresh.
Use this classroom behavior management resource to encourage positive behavior, teamwork, academic effort, participation, smooth transitions, and more.
What’s included:
- 21 Classroom Puzzles – Choose a puzzle design to display and add one piece at a time as your class meets its goals.
- 3 Themed Sets of Classroom Bingo Boards – Cover spaces as students earn them. Celebrate after completing a line for a shorter goal or work toward a full blackout for a bigger reward.
- 5 Classroom Board Games – Move a game piece along the path as your class meets expectations. Use the included spinner or simply move one space at a time.
- Class Reward Ideas – A huge variety of ideas organized into categories.
How to Use in the Classroom:
- Use it all year long. There are no holidays or seasonal themes, so you can use this classroom reward system anytime.
- Keep it low prep. Choose a game, set a goal, and start rewarding positive choices.
- Build classroom community. Students work together toward one shared goal rather than competing against one another.
- Make it work for YOUR class. Reward academics, behavior, participation, effort, teamwork, or whatever your students need most.
- Keep motivation fresh. Rotate between puzzles, bingo boards, and board games without changing the basic routine students already understand.
