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Balloons-R-Us
I teach a program called Freshman Academy. This program takes the thirty to forty lowest incoming freshmen and tries to get them caught up in reading and mathematics. I lead these students in running ...
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Banking Day
Our third grade classes have been using one of the best incentives I have ever seen. Play money is given for various things such as completed homework, perfect class attendance, bringing back parent s...
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Behavior Bank
Ms. Klock awards students pennies for good behavior, and students then have opportunities to exchange these small coins for larger ones, using a class bank, and to spend their earnings on prizes donated by parents.
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Behavior Bucks
Ms. Morrison awards each student $25 in play money at the beginning of each nine week session, which they must use to pay for misbehavior. A culminating event provides just deserts for the whole class.
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Class Treasurer
Writing out receipts for every student during a fundraiser takes up too much of my instructional time. Instead, I have a class treasurer who has a Money Collection Sheet. The treasurer records each st...
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Coin Trays
In preparation for teaching math lessons and money skills, Ms. Locke has a unique solution for organizing her classroom’s play money. It’s simple and inexpensive. Find out how she does it.
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Credit Card Debt Simulation
When it comes to teaching kids about finances, we as parents and teachers can never do enough. Credit cards, especially, can be such a trap into which so many young people get caught up. I created a c...
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Egg-citing Egg Math
Ms. Shackelford cuts egg cartons into ten holes to estimate, count, tally, and sort plastic eggs. Learn how she extends this lesson to the grocery store and helps her students become savvy shoppers. She culminates her egg unit with an egg hunt.
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Finn's Five and Dime
To promote positive learning, students must complete their work accurately, neatly and on time, with positive and respectful behavior. They also must complete homework and have their daily agenda sign...
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Fundraising Readathon
Our 5th grade class is fundraising for an overnight field trip later on in the spring. We are having a Readathon. Students are asking parents, grandparents, and friends to sponsor them for a few cents...
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