Brownie points

Class incentive to work together to get compliments for great behavior. Each time they are awesome in line, or encourage each other to do the right thing, they earn a brownie. The brownies have magnets attached to the back. When the pan is full, the class earns a party!

I can't wait to try out the "Brownie Points" reward system with my class next year! For the past three years I've done a compliment jar, bu...

I would not describe myself as a type A teacher, I would say I am somewhere in the middle and that I work hard to be organized. I teac...

Printable brownie gift tags. You deserve extra brownie points! Thank you for all you do! This printable/editable tag is fun to attach to a box of your favorite box of brownie or homemade brownie! Perfect for employee, teacher, nurses, co-worker, teacher, staff appreciation. Use them this Appreciation week/ day to thanks them for all their hard work. Instant download printables! *This is a printable digital file that you print yourself. No physical item will be shipped. This has editable…

Brownie Points Classroom Management Strategy - Students get a brownie on the cookie sheet when another teacher compliments the class for being quiet in the hall and during their specials. When the sheet is full, the teacher will bring a treat for the whole class. #browniepointd #reward #classactivity #keepinghallsquiet #inputfromothers

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Brownie points

Just returned from a 4th of July getaway to sunny San Diego!! The firework show DID NOT disappoint - much better than the Big Bam Boom Bummer of 2012. We visited Coronado Island for the first time - so beautiful!! Went on a San Diego Ghost Tour - highly recommended; and enjoyed SeaWorld, OldTown, and of course, the BEACH! Also, as we approach the new school year, it is time to get back into the Made It Monday swing of things!! As I'm switching to a new district this year - that means I only…

How do you motivate your class towards good behavior? I'm not one for a list of class rules. I just have one: At the start of the year my friends and I brainstorm a list of good classroom rules. I write down everything they say. By the time we are done, the board is covered in rules. We take the time to discuss each rule and why it is important. I then relate that rule to respect. After discussing each rule, I erase it and replace it with one word. RESPECT. It is amazing how respect covers…

The interesting idiom "brownie points" is used frequently in everyday conversation. If you were thinking these meant some kind of actual points that were