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Tomorrow marks the start of DECEMBER. December, you all. What on earth?! I feel like we just rang in 2016, and here we’ll be ushering it out in 31 days. Crazy!
In the mean time, there’s still approximately three weeks of teaching left, which means you’re pointing out the motion detectors found throughout the school quite frequently (THOSE ARE SANTA CAMS! AND, HE’S WATCHING!) because even the best of us cannot compete with the excitement that the impending arrival of that jolly red elf brings.
However, I think I have something that could help.  An incentive that creates good feels for all.
Insert: Holiday Awards! They’re the perfect behavior management tool to use this holiday season! With multiple options for printing, non-Christmas themed alternatives, and dollar store treat suggestions for each one, you absolutely can’t go wrong! You kiddos will love these dollar store holiday awards! Anything that motivates students, brings peace during the crazy, and promotes goodwill in the classroom is a MAJOR win in my books.
If you want to go all out, you can provide each recipient with a full color personalized certificate, corresponding badge, and a treat that you can pick up for a buck at your favorite dollar store.
Or, print on your favorite shade of copy paper…
If you need easy-peasy, then print out the black and white copy and let your students personalize the certificates and badges themselves! Simple and FUN.
There are 33 different holiday awards you can distribute, and good alternatives for those who may not celebrate Christmas, too. My favorites include: The Fruit Cake Award for having a great sense of humor and The Rudolph Award for being a great leader. So fun! 
These dollar store holiday awards would even be great to distribute in front of families and school staff for a fun and encouraging celebration for your hard working students!
If you want to see all of the awards offered, be sure to hop over HERE and click on PREVIEW, or click on the graphic found at the bottom of this post!
Happy Wednesday, teacher friends!
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Abby is a former kindergarten and first grade teacher who channels her passion for education into creating engaging activities and resources for the kindergarten and first grade classroom. When not dreaming up or working on her next project, you’ll find her enjoying her family – most likely in her minivan on the way to a soccer field.
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