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December Reward Buddy - Christmas Tree

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Reward Buddy instructions: seven steps for introducing behavior goals, earning pieces, and giving a reward
Instructions for setting up the classroom reward system
Mentor text suggestions for Reward Buddy: Have You Filled a Bucket Today? and A Little SPOT of Learning
Two mentor texts to introduce the reward system
Reward Buddy display heading reads “Let's work together to build a Christmas Tree!” beside a decorated tree
Christmas tree reward display heading
Christmas tree base for the classroom Reward Buddy, with colored lights and space for earned decorations
Tree base for adding earned reward pieces
Ten Reward Buddy tree cutouts: two gingerbread figures, five round ornaments, two candy canes, and a star
Ten decorations to earn for the Christmas tree
Reward Buddy behavior goal choices: Work Quietly, Follow Directions, Use Kind Words, and 17 more goals
Twenty behavior choices for the class goal
Reward Buddy reward choices: Pizza Party, Homework Pass, Prize Box, Special Pencil, and 16 more options
Twenty reward choices for completing the tree
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The December Reward Buddy - Christmas Tree is a useful classroom management resource for lower elementary teachers to encourage positive behavior. As students demonstrate good behavior, they can earn pieces of a Christmas tree to work toward a reward. To implement, first read a relevant book to introduce the concept. Next, discuss how positive behavior earns tree pieces and what rewards might motivate students. Then print, laminate if desired, display tree pieces prominently, and distribute as earned. When complete, follow through on the agreed upon reward. With clear expectations and incentives, this creative strategy fosters student investment in meeting classroom goals. Adapt for individual, small group, or whole class rewards. This versatile resource supplements lower elementary classroom management plans.

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