Iready incentives

Use the iReady for a Movie Incentive chart to track how students are doing on their iReady lessons. I start the year with getting to add your name to a ticket at 70%, but increase it as the year progresses. I send this to Staples or Office Max as a black and white blueprint-size 18 x 24 (this costs less than $2, where the posters are more like $15. I color it, laminate, and hang it in the classroom. The kids love keeping track each week.

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13 color incentive chart to help motivate your students to do their very best on the I-Ready reading and math lessons! You can print these in color on a poster maker or you can have it printed in black and white at a place like Office Depot for around $3 for an 18x24 inch blueprint size poster. Students will write their name on a square each time they pass an I-Ready lesson. Once every square is filled up, the whole class earns that reward. You can also have a special reward for the person…

On i-Ready Central you'll find everything you need to be successful with i-Ready, from videos to tips and planning tools.

Use any of these iReady Incentive Charts to track how students are doing on their iReady lessons. I start the year with getting to add your name at 70%, but increase it as the year progresses. Once they've completed one of the charts, move on to the next to keep your students incentivized. I send these to Staples or Office Max as a black and white blueprint-size 18 x 24 (this costs less than $2 each, where the posters are more like $15). I color it, laminate, and hang it in the classroom…

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