Student awards and gifts can be expensive! Trust me, I know.
Well, I have your back. I created student award ideas for the frugal teacher. They are a set of classroom awards for different subjects, actions, and awards.
You can give them as a single reward or pair them with small gifts. Laminate the awards to make them seem more official or just print and give to keep them more affordable. Either way, the awards are cute and colorful enough to stand on their own.
What's Included:
Being a teacher can be expensive! My first year teaching I spent about $5000 on my classroom because I had NOTHING. The reality is I didn't have that money to spend.
Furthermore, teachers are not appreciated enough. As a teacher I want to help out a little. I will be adding rewards to the bundle as I make them so you won't have to "re-purchase" if you buy the bundle. They are affordable and you can keep them on-hand to always be prepared. Also, you can purchase single award tickets if you only want one. They are super affordable so CHECK THEM OUT!
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Math Motivation & Mindset, Math Teaching Tips
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