What are good incentives for middle school students?

27 practical PBIS rewards and incentives

Going out to lunch. Food is the way to a lot of peoples’ hearts, including your middle school students.
Team-building sessions.
Teacher playdate.
Students choose their seat for the day.
Earn an extra dance.
Field trip to an amusement park.
Chew gum!
Pick the next assignment.

What are good whole class rewards?

18 whole-class reward ideas that aren’t junk food

Movie day. Take the afternoon off and enjoy a movie together!
Dance party. Put all your tables and chairs aside and turn the classroom into a dance floor!
PJ day.
Toy show and tell.
Games afternoon.
Lunch outside/in the classroom.
Cooking class.
Story time.

What are tangible rewards for students?

Many teachers believe that student motivation can be “jump started” by providing tangible rewards such as stickers, candy or prizes. They assert that reinforcing appropriate behaviors can have positive results since children tend to continue or repeat an action that is rewarded.

How do you reward students without food?

Non-Food Rewards Kids Love

Stickers.
Play date with friends.
Sleepover with friends.
Special time with parents or grandparents.
Sitting at the head of the table for dinner.
Trip to the park, pool, skating rink, bowling alley or movies.
Time off from chores.
More screen time (computer, tablet, TV, video games)

How do you reward positive classroom behavior?

They also offered up some fresh ways to offer recognition that students could get excited about.

Reward them with Smart Beads.
Use coupons.
Enlist the help of a special stuffy.
Collect warm fuzzies.
Give them pride buttons.
Pass out the punch cards.
Create Kindness Rocks.
Snap a silly photo.

What are the types of rewards?

The 3 Major Types Of Rewards

Intrinsic versus Extrinsic Rewards. Intrinsic rewards are the rewards that are non-tangible but yet results in higher levels of job satisfaction.
Non-financial versus Financial Rewards.
Membership versus Performance-based Rewards.