Compliment jar classroom

Summer is the perfect time to rethink how to promote positive behaviors in the classroom or to start planning how to manage a class virtually.

Marble Jar instead of a popcorn jar? It would be harder for the kids to fill and the kids could come up with some ideas on how they could fill it, too!

Learning in Wonderland Compliment Jar - Bright Idea for Classroom Management

This is something that I am going to do in my class next year! I'm excited to see how it goes! One thing that is really important to me is ...

FREE PRINTABLE! Whole class rewards are perfect to encourage classroom culture and a team approach to learning! I have the perfect (and super easy) printable to be used as a whole class reward system... STAR JAR!

Classroom management is a critical piece of any successful school year. Start the school year off right with these classroom management hacks!

Happy Valentine's Day! Everyone loves a compliment! This activity teaches students to recognize the positive traits in their classmates. Included in the Editable Word Document: A Jar Template Red and Pink Hearts PNG Hearts Teaching Tip! Write a few example compliments on the board for students who struggle to come up with their own. If you liked/used this product, please let me know or send me a picture at (dallaspennervisuals@gmail.com) Every comment counts. Thanks and happy teaching!

Are you looking for a way to improve or change up your classroom management strategy? Here is one strategy I love using: a class compliment jar! When I use a class compliment jar– I have one rule: The compliment must come from ANOTHER teacher or adminstrator. My personal compliments do not count. This helps my students with behavior outside of our room (like art, PE, lunchroom, etc.).

Try and put at least one note in the positivity jar a day. If you can do more than one a day, amazing! A positive thoughts jar could change your life!