I also made a treasure box chart for my class. In order to get treasure box, my sweeties have to get happy faces on their daily notes. At the end of the week, if they have had acceptable behavior, they get to choose one item from the treasure box. This year I have one little who was having trouble understanding why he wasn't getting treasure box if he did not have a good week. I wanted him to make that connection, so now at the end of the day everyone checks their notebooks to see if they have a happy face. If they do they get to put a sticker on the chart, making it tangible more immediately rather than waiting until the end of the week. At the end of the week, we look at the chart to see if treasure box was earned. This has helped tremendously. If you would like a copy of my treasure box chart, click HERE.
Thanks for reading! Have a great day. :)
I hear you on feeling worn out! My group is great this year, but very energized! I am looking forward to when they can be so chatty. Right now it is mostly yelling or silence from my morning kiddos. I love your charts. I use similar ones, just smaller.
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We have heard about the sticker chart at home, so it seems to be working, especially with our kiddo, LOL! Great tool! You are a saint with all you do for these kiddos! :)
ReplyDeletewhat a smart idea. Way to go ms lola.
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Hi! I really like the treasure box resource. Is it editable? I can't seem to get it in word, just pdf. Thanks!
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