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Grades: 9 th - 12 th Price: Free Category: Recognition Value: Special parking for a week Student
receives a special pass that must be visible on their dashboard to park in a close, designated spot all
week. Contact CMY See the Funding Guidelines for 2024 Successful in the 2024 Grant Round. You
can even make a display of items on a bulletin board or poster and stash your inventory away. As for
the whole class version, when good behavior is observed, the class wins a point. When it comes to
using your classroom budget to stock your classroom store, consider what excites your students.
Students who earn the reward get to invite one friend to join them. You can recognize any student
anywhere, anytime, schoolwide. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.
Use a quiet voice. Stay in your seat. Push in chairs. Treat books carefully. Pick up. Treat chairs
carefully. But we sometimes forget that children don’t always know how to act the way they should
in class. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Choose your seat Student may
choose their seat in the classroom. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your
consent. We also want to empower kids to take initiative with regards to their own success and
happiness. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Work on class puzzle Teacher has
a class puzzle somewhere in the room (use puzzle roll up mat). Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free
Category: Privilege Value: Riding Referral Free Movie for the Bus Once a bus goes 15 days without
a behavior referral the whole bus gets a Dine in Movie Lunch. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free
Category: Privilege Value: Submitted by: Nancy Miller (Little Rock) Lunch with an adult of your
choice Student can choose any adult in the school to eat lunch with. Search PBISRewards.com.
Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility. Teach and model the
routines in the classroom for your students. There are lots of ways to make the DJ a fun element of
this celebration. We encourage all our Year 7 and 8 students to come along to a session. This could
even be shared via social media by the school, PBIS team, or teachers. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free
Category: Privilege Value: First-class dining in the cafeteria Have a special table in the cafeteria
where students can be waited upon as if they’re in a restaurant. Out of these cookies, the cookies that
are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic
functionalities of the website. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Submitted by:
Kirby McCord, Washington Elementary SAUSD March Madness Viewing Students can purchase
passes to view the opening round games of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. School Store
As students accumulate tokens or points, you’ll want to close the acknowledgment-recognition-
reward loop by providing incentives. Grades: 3 rd - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Lego
time Student has time to build with Legos. Grades: K - 5 th Price: Free Category: Recognition Value:
Submitted by: Gail Cushnie-Bell (Edward T. If students are not following the routines and
expectations be clear with students about that and go back to review them. This is an important thing
to do even if you think your students are doing well with routines. Set size limits! Grades: 1 st - 5 th
Price: Free Category: Recognition Value: Sit anywhere during lunch Student may sit anywhere in the
cafeteria.
Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Class Dance Party Let the students choose
from a few songs deemed appropriate and have a virtual class dance party. It is mandatory to procure
user consent prior to running these cookies on your website. Grades: 4 th - 12 th Price: Free
Category: Privilege Value: Recess with a friend Student chooses a friend to spend recess with, in the
classroom. For more information, visit the Centre for Multicultural Youth’s website. Begin With the
End in Mind As you settle into the school year, you can expand your initiative’s focus beyond Tier 1
and work with students who need additional supports and interventions. The rules are simple, and
you can play the game as a class or split students up into tables. See example on Instagram Grades: K
- 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Submitted by: Mrs. Ashton, Rio Vista Elementary in
Anaheim, CA Pick your words for Mad Libs Pick your words for Mad Libs to be shared with the
class in an email. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Riding Referral Free Movie
for the Bus Once a bus goes 15 days without a behavior referral the whole bus gets a Dine in Movie
Lunch. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Writing on display Student’s writing
is displayed in a designated, high traffic area for a selected period of time. Grades: 3 rd - 12 th Price:
Free Category: Privilege Value: Late-Grade-Away Student gets whatever late-grade penalty taken off
an assignment. Teach and model the routines in the classroom for your students. Continue to reteach
and model the routines multiple times before you expect that students will know exactly what you
would like them to do. Grades: 3 rd - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Padlet Wall Share
Out Padlet is an online platform that offers 3 free walls to subscribers. There are several ways you
can stretch your classroom budget so that you can stock your classroom store. Teacher keeps it
displayed all day when the board isn’t in use. Allow the student to work on an assignment outside.
Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Sporting Lesson The student(s) get to teach
their classmates (and maybe their teacher) a sport. Buying in bulk and splitting the cost with another
teacher can be a way for both of you to purchase necessary items, like small school supplies.
Conferences: these can be held either with the student alone or with the student and their parents.
Grades: K - 3 rd Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Read to younger student(s) Student spends
their independent reading time in another classroom, reading to younger students. Grades: 3 rd - 12
th Price: Free Category: Recognition Value: Shadow principal The student is allowed to shadow the
principal during an event like an assembly or awards presenation. We have a nice sledding hill on the
side of the school to use. Have a plan. Share equipment. Include others. Invite those who are alone to
join in. Grades: 1 st - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Read a Story to the Class Have
your student choose which book to read and then share it with the class. We have used some money
to buy snow toys like sleds and things, but many teachers bring in their snow toys. Students should
understand what the expectation is for them to do in the classroom, instead of not to do. After the
beginning of the year, take time to reteach routines and expectations at least one month. When
students know what to expect based on how they’re behaving, they’re far more likely to succeed
under PBIS than if you’re inconsistent in following through on punishments and rewards. For
example, schoolwide routines could define how much time is spent on instruction, homework, recess,
and free time. Here are a few free and low-cost ideas for your classroom store: Incentive Grade Price
Category Value “Family Night Bag” Over the weekend, a student gets to borrow the “Family Night
Bag,” which includes games, movies, popcorn, etc.
The rules are simple, and you can play the game as a class or split students up into tables. You can
play classroom games in teams or as a class, depending on how well everyone has been behaving.
That means approximately one hour and fifteen minutes. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Donation Category:
Tangible Value: Nap time Student purchases nap time for the whole class. Grades: K - 12 th Price:
Free Category: Privilege Value: Introduce Family Pet Student gets to introduce family pet to the class
virtually (recorded or live video). This is a great opportunity to promote being active and to give
students a chance to receive positive attention from peers and teachers alike. Grades: K - 5 th Price:
Free Category: Privilege Value: Class mascot Student gets to have the class mascot for the day.
Through this collaboration and collection of feedback from teachers, your school can establish a
routine that all students will need to follow. Grades: 6 th - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege
Value: Advance Peek at an Upcoming Assignment Student gets a heads up on an upcoming
assignment. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Submitted by: Melissa Maloy
(Springfield, IL) Karaoke time Student picks a couple of friends and have a karaoke contest. There
will be a homework club slot tomorrow (Thursday) for any children who were unable to attend today
and still have homework tasks to complete. Grades: K - 5 th Price: Donation Category: Tangible
Value: Late date Student gets an extra day to turn in an assignment. This means that a degree of
responsibility falls on us — the teachers — to help students succeed in these areas. The dance can be
performed at the morning meeting or closing circle. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege
Value: Lunch with the Principal Student(s) get to enjoy a lunch with the Principal. Grades: 3 rd - 12
th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: YouTube Music Playlist The student gets to make a list of
music they like that is school appropriate. A Means for Recognizing Positive Behaviors As students
exhibit the positive behaviors outlined in your schoolwide matrix, you’ll want to acknowledge their
actions. Grades: 6 th - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Extended hallway passing time
Instead of the designated amount of time in the hall between classes, student gets a few minutes
extra. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Have a Snack with a Teacher Virtually
Schedule a snack break with your teacher online. Every student comes to homework club ready to
work with all the supplies they need. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Recognition Value:
Flashlight Friday Students may bring in a flashlight from home or borrow from school. PBIS Team
Developing a team of individuals who assess and manage your initiative is important for success.
Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Sporting Lesson The student(s) get to teach
their classmates (and maybe their teacher) a sport. Search the Centre for Multicultural Youth's
Homework Club database 2024 Grant Round Applications have now closed for 2024 programs. The
next funding round for 2025 programs will open in October 2024. Students who do not follow Tier 1
PBIS may need additional consequences or their own behavior plan that you set up with the parent
and student. This could even be shared via social media by the school, PBIS team, or teachers.
Grades: 1 st - 12 th Price: Free Category: Recognition Value: Fancy Friday The student will be
allowed to come to school dressed in their fancy clothes (dresses, ties, best attire) and may have a
“fancy” lunch in the classroom. This is where a token economy can be especially helpful, as it gives
students a tangible way to understand the connection between actions and recognition. Grades: K -
12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Various coupons Donated coupon from local businesses.
Some students will need reviewing of the expectations often.
Grades: 5 th - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Submitted by: Shannon Yeager (Warren,
PA) Mismatch Clothes Day for Teachers and Staff Teachers and Staff dress up with the most
mismatched, oddly paired clothes that they can find. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category:
Privilege Value: Submitted by: Candace Johnson Jean day For uniform schools, student may wear
school-appropriate jeans. They could even invite the entire class and teacher to join. This is an
important thing to do even if you think your students are doing well with routines. When instructors
acknowledge those students, they are only increasing the likelihood that the student will continue to
misbehave. Data Collection Keeping track of behavior data, office discipline referrals, staff buy-in,
and all the other data points a PBIS initiative generates requires lots of record-keeping. Grades: K -
12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: No shoes Student doesn’t have to wear shoes for the day.
Grades: 3 rd - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Late-Grade-Away Student gets whatever
late-grade penalty taken off an assignment. For more specifics please stay tuned for our Elementary,
Middle and High School PBIS Handbooks. There will be a homework club slot tomorrow
(Thursday) for any children who were unable to attend today and still have homework tasks to
complete. Grades: K - 2 nd Price: Free Category: Recognition Value: Lunch and recess with teacher
Teacher spends lunch and recess hanging out with the student. Watch our Year 12 Academic
Captains explain in the video below what Homework Club is all about and why they want you to be
part of it. Great for in-session, hybrid, and virtual learning environments. At the beginning of the
year spend a lot of time teaching and reviewing expectations and routines with your students. Talks
about the importance of doing homework early in the afternoon, before distractions interfere.
Homework club kids get spoiled at WBYO with treats, outings and anything else we can think of.
Then, you can compile them and look for trends that can be used to improve teaching materials and
the effectiveness of your PBIS program. School Store As students accumulate tokens or points,
you’ll want to close the acknowledgment-recognition-reward loop by providing incentives.
Download the Homework Club Resource Kit 18 Homework Clubs across Melbourne and Regional
Victoria are supported in the 2024 funding Funding Round Support the Homework Club Partnership
Fund All donations are tax-deductible and go directly to supporting homework clubs across Victoria.
Grades: 6 th - 12 th Price: Free Category: Privilege Value: Extended hallway passing time Instead of
the designated amount of time in the hall between classes, student gets a few minutes extra. The
teacher uses the theme throughout the day as possible. Grades: K - 12 th Price: Free Category:
Privilege Value: Submitted by: Angie Allen (Richardson West Jr. Grades: 3 rd - 12 th Price: Free
Category: Privilege Value: Talk time Student purchases chat time for the whole class. If your rabbit
pulling skills are rusty, Youtube some tricks. Students and the principal have a great time eating,
visiting and rolling the conversation dice. Whether you choose to operate a full, physical school store
or a virtual store that offers non-tangible incentives like privileges and events, a PBIS store can help
encourage excitement and buy-in amongst your students. Staff and volunteers are there to answer
any questions students may have while working through their homework. Grades: K - 12 th Price:
Free Category: Privilege Value: Submitted by: Kirby McCord, Washington Elementary SAUSD
March Madness Viewing Students can purchase passes to view the opening round games of the
NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. Grades: 1 st - 2 nd Price: Free Category: Privilege Value:
Personal music Student may listen to their personal music on their cellphone, tablet, etc.