Classroom economy system

How to implement a classroom economy system that is fun and effective. You will learn about an easy way to run the economy system!

Hey Friends! It's Theresa, from True Life I'm a Teacher! I wanted to share how I use (and have used for several years) a token economy in my classroom. I've taught at PBIS/PBS schools for 7 years, and a token economy is the perfect addition to what your school is already doing! I've used this system in 1st, 2nd, and 4th grades, and absolutely LOVE it! Even better? My students love it, and that's really what matters. While I don't use a clip chart, I have in the past, and a classroom economy…

Upper elementary blog with practical, rigorous, classroom tested ideas to implement with your students.

Miss Seiler on Instagram: “🚨 Don’t do the crime, if you can’t do the time. 🤷🏼‍♀️ I love utilizing a classroom economy as my behavior system so far! Does anyone else…”

How to set up an online bank for your classroom economy. #classroommanagement

Remember last year when I launched my digital economy? It was one of the best decisions that I made for my classroom. I am so glad I transitioned into this. Now with Coronavirus around…I need to go digital.

Upper elementary blog with practical, rigorous, classroom tested ideas to implement with your students.

Explains how to set up a token economy in an elementary classroom, while spending virtually no money!

Last school year, I had very ambitious dreams about starting a classroom economy system in my room. I was desperate for a way to tie in the Personal Financial Literacy TEKS that are a part of our math standards in Texas. I was very nervous about starting one and it was a very large project to take on to ensure it fit my very own needs. I am going to give you an idea of how I set mine up so that you can easily copy for your own room. If you want to know my full-year review of the classroom…

Imagine a classroom floor where there are no pencils, erasers, or glue sticks rolling around. 🤗 When you implement a classroom economy, students learn that they will be responsible for purchasing materials that get lost, damaged, or used-up. The amount of natural responsibility that develops when they have some skin in the game is astounding. You can read more and download a FREE Starter pack with money, coupons, trackers, and more!

Classroom Token Economy. A little adjustment could be used at home/homeschool for good behavior, chores, ect..

I have been using a classroom economy system in my classroom for 5 years now. Our economy system is check based, I don't use any cash at all. Students keep a balanced checkbook register and I have bankers keep computer based register for each student. Students get a weekly paycheck and pay rent, fines, and taxes. They can use any extra money to purchase items from the class store or buy items from our quarterly auction. That is it in a nutshell. There is SO. MUCH. MORE to it, and it can be…

Using classroom money can be highly motivating to students and help students practice important math skills. This blog post explains how I got started with classroom money.

Improve your classroom management by implementing a classroom economic behavior management system. Learn all the things you need (classroom jobs, money, a store, rewards, and consequences) with this economic system.

Mikelle Noreen on Instagram: "I introduce my classroom economy system by having my students make stickers for their wallets. We used @canva to find elements and then printed them on sticker paper. #classroomeconomy #classroommanagement #backtoschool #iteach345"

I have done many things as a reward system in the classroom. Passing out tickets (carnival tickets) where the students put their name/number on the back, merit money, etc. A couple of years ago I came up with Star Bucks. They use the Star Wars characters, with each dollar denomination having a different character. To […]

PeppyZestyTeacherista: Classroom Economy + Class Dojo

Learn how I set up the banking system for my middle school classroom economy using an online bank and a check template!

Students in my class learn about economics, budgeting, and responsibility through a hands on Classroom Economy. Since the beginning of the year, students have been earning money to spend in our class store. I hold class stores at the end of each 9 weeks. I received many donations from my principal, purchased a few things at the dollar store, and created passes for desirable opportunities. On shopping day, I auction off the most valued items to the highest bidder (this also flushes out a lot…