PBIS Activities
Rewards & Incentives
The fun stuff!
Incentives are just one facet of PBIS.
But, they are an important part!
But, they are an important part!
Morning Announcements include the PBIS Expectations and a
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The calendar is on the front lobby bulletin board - please be prepared when it is your day!
PBIS - Your Positive Behavior is Showing Announcements!
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Anyone can place a slip into the PBIS Canister for Students and Staff when they witness something that contributes to a positive environment. The slips name the good deed doer and their positive deed. These slips are read by the Principal over the P.A. system every Friday at 2PM.
Then 5 slips are drawn and those whose names are chosen win a small prize from the prize box!
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The Progress Board
Progress Students are featured on a large bulletin board in the main hall. Many students are eager to get their photos up on the board!
Progress Classroom Rewards!
Remember! It is in the classroom where students spend most of their time! Don't wait for the Progress Committee to celebrate your Progress Students! Celebrate them everyday in your classroom!
Progress students should be enjoying extra privileges in their classrooms!
This page is FULL of ideas! Use them and tell us which ones work for you! Send in your great ideas!
Progress students should be enjoying extra privileges in their classrooms!
This page is FULL of ideas! Use them and tell us which ones work for you! Send in your great ideas!
Progress Parties
Each month the Progress students are treated to a party - free of cost.
These parties are planned and presented by the Progress Committee. The Progress Committee works very hard to plan fun activities.
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The students love the Board Games and Snacks parties and we usually have two of these a year. We have obtained several board games through donorschoose.org. |
Progress Party Ideas
Board Games and snacks.
Kickball Game with a cooler of soda.
Fall Festival with fun game booths.
Videos and popcorn.
Arts & crafts activities.
Minute to Win it Competitions.
Bingo games with small prizes.
Party-In-A-Bag
Ice Cream Party with Topping Bar
Spring Fling with Games & Prizes
Special Recognition for Students who maintain Progress level for extended lengths of time.
Students Love Certificates and they are Free!
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| worlds_best_fillable.pdf |
http://www.freeprintablebehaviorcharts.com/school_reward_certificates.htm
You know they would love some one-on-one time with you!
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More Simple & Cheap Ideas for Student Rewards
- Assist with morning announcements over the PA system
- Be a helper in another classroom
- Be featured on a photo recognition board
- Be recognized during announcements
- Be the first one in the lunch line
- Be the leader of a class game
- Be the line leader or the caboose
- Be the scout (Person who goes ahead of class to tell the special teacher they are on the way)
- Be the teacher's helper for the day
- Borrow the principal’s chair for the day
- Choose a book for the teacher to read aloud to the class
- Choose any class job for the week
- Assist the custodian
- Choose music for the class to hear
- Choose the game during physical education
- Choose which homework problem the teacher will give the answer to for a freebie
- Dance to favorite music in the classroom
- Design a class/school bulletin board
- Do half of an assignment
- Draw on a small white board at desk
- Earn a free pass to a school event or game
- Earn a gift certificate to the school store or book fair
- Earn a trophy, plaque, ribbon or certificate
- Earn extra computer time
- Earn free tutoring time from the teacher (spelling secrets, math secrets, writing secrets)
- Earn the privilege of emailing a parent at work telling of accomplishments
- Eat lunch outdoors with the class
- Eat lunch with a teacher or principal
- Eat with a friend in the classroom (with the teacher)
- Enjoy a positive visit with the principal
- Enjoy class outdoors for the whole class
- Enter a drawing for donated prizes among students who meet certain grade standards
- Get “free choice” time at the end of the day
- Get a “no homework” pass
- Get extra art time
- Go on a walking field trip (earn privilege for whole class)
- Go to the library to select a book to read
- Have a drawing lesson
- Have a teacher read a special book to the entire class
- Have the teacher make a positive phone call home
- Help in a lower level class
- Learn how to do something special on the computer- like graphics or adding sound
- Listen to music while working
- Listen with a headset to a book on audiotape
- Make deliveries to the office
- Name put on scrolling marquee with a specific message “Emily Jones says smile and eat your veggies.”
- Operate the remote for a PowerPoint lesson
- Pick a game at recess that everyone plays including the teacher
- Read a book to the class
- Read morning announcements
- Read outdoors
- Read to a younger class
- Receive a 5-minute chat break at the end of the class or at the end of the day
- Receive a note of recognition from the teacher or principal
- Receive a plant, seeds and a pot for growing
- Receive art supplies, coloring books, glitter, bookmarks, rulers, stencils, stamps, pens, pencils, erasers and other school supplies
- Receive verbal praise
- Select a paper back book to take home to read from the teacher’s personal library
- Sit at the teacher's desk for the day or a set amount of time
- Sit next to the teacher during story time
- Sit with a friend at lunch, assembly, etc.
- Take a free homework pass
- Teach the class a favorite game
- Teach the class a math lesson
- Use the teacher's chair
- Walk with a teacher during lunch
- Work as the Principal apprentice for 20 minutes
- Work in the lunchroom
Idea List
| freerewards4studentsnstaff.doc |
This reward list below was generated from Intervention Central. Create your own list at that website!
| student_rewards.pdf |
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