Student Prize Ideas / Treasure Chest Ideas
Rewarding your students is a great way to encourage positive behaviors. There isn't a specific guideline for rewarding them…it's all up to you! I would often reward my students for things such as perfect attendance quarterly, birthdays, turning in co...
In this set, you will receive fifty toys for about fifty cents each. Students can choose from popular toys that are sure to get them excited! This set includes fidget toys, mini footballs and soccer balls, and more. #affiliate
Homework passes are often the #1 choice among students as a prize. Who wants to do homework every night? You can never go wrong when you have homework passes as an option for a prize. Remember not to give them out too freely though. What's great abou...
Why not use punch cards, so you don't have to give rewards as often? Once your students accumulate 10 punches, then they can pull a prize from your treasure chest. This will promote consistent positive behaviors among your students and show them they...
For some reason, students have a huge fascination with mechanical pencils. Giving this as a reward is sure to make them happy! This pack offers four different colors, so they are sure to find one that they like! #affiliate
Skittles, Twix, Snickers, Starbursts, oh my! Who doesn't like candy as a reward? This 150-piece candy set is sure to pleasure all of your students! There's something for everyone in this pack. This will satisfy the fruity and chocolate lovers. #affil...
This 48-piece motivational rubber bracelet pack is sure to be a hit with your students! These quotes are great positive reminders to your students about what they can achieve if they set their mind to it. By wearing it on their arms, they'll always h...
Kids love eating unique looking treats! These colorful spiral shaped, twisted lollipops won't last long in your treasure chest. They are sure to be a crowd pleaser with their fruity flavors! #affiliate
Everyone enjoys a great scratch and sniff sticker, even adults! Allowing students to have their own stickers to place on items like their notebooks, binders, pencils, etc. will bring enjoyment to their noses. This set comes with 900 scented stickers ...
Bubble, bubbles, bubbles, everywhere! Who doesn't want to blow bubbles? Bubble wands are great to have in your treasure chest because they can provide students with a fun activity to do on the playground during recess. All the students can join in an...
Slinky-like spring toys will keep your students preoccupied during recess. They have cute and interesting facial expressions that are sure to be a hit with your students! These are also great to give to students as stress relievers. #affiliate
Students can jazz up their pencils with these unique pencil erasers. There are a variety of options to choose from, so they are sure to find a creature that they like. #affiliate
There are always students in your classroom who enjoy playing card games. This set offers a variety such as Old Maid, Go Fish, Matching, etc. This is a great idea for rainy days when you have to do in-door recess. #affiliate
Writing invisible messages is so much for fun for kids. This set comes with an invisible writing pen, a notepad, and a flashlight to show the messages. Your students will have a great time using these with their friends! #affiliate
If you want a fancy place to store your student prizes, this chest is for you! It has six different compartments at the top to organize your prizes. There is also a full section at that bottom to store the rest. #affiliate
Buying a set that contains a variety of toy options is always a great idea! That way, you know that they'll something in there that'll please all of your students. This toy sets includes cars, finger skateboards, tumbler toys, and more. #affiliate
Let's have something for the avid readers in your class. They may not be interested in toys or candy, but seeing a cute bookmark to place in their books might be just the thing that excites them the most. #affiliate