The Learning Workshop

I use these in my classroom to promote student reading! If you have AR: Students enter one ticket if they pass a test with an 85% or higher. If you don't have a reading program: Students write a summary over a book they read and enter on ticket. At the end of each quarter I draw 5 tickets to win big prices! Sometimes I will also draw randomly throughout the quarter for prices. This serves as a reminder for students to read and enter those tickets! My students always look forward to this!

One product, endless uses! Use these punch cards to help motivate your students with a visual representation. I recommend printing on colored card stock. What could you use these for? Here are some quick ideas: 1. Multiplication Tests 2. Good behavior for the day 3. No late homework for the day 4. Good lunchroom behavior 5. Helped a friend 6. Great sub report 7. Compliment from another teacher

Individual student coupons for your class! Use them as an incentive to promote positive behavior! These are a great to use alongside The Weekly Behavior Accountability Chart. Store the coupons in a small photo album in alphabetical order for easy access. I also keep several laminated sets hole punched and on a binder ring for students to flip though.

When our kiddos are absent from school it is so much work for them to make up what they missed and also for us, as teachers to grade all of that work. The Ketchup Folder helps simplify all of the extra work! I bought folders on amazon with a clear display window so that I can slide the ketchup form into the front. I left the last page empty in case you wanted to add your own subjects.

Easily have your students log the books they've checked out from your classroom library!