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I help each student celebrate their own individual accomplishments rather than having them compare themselves to the successes of their peers.

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each team plans a staff meeting celebration

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Celebrating teachers each day

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Celebrate the process not just the result

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Celebrate the process not just the result

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Access to TPT, we have to do it at home now and it’s so inconvenient and more of a workload that way. We won’t take advantage, especially for our new ELA curriculum which provides no materials

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Focus on personal growth + doing their personal best (emphasizing their best may be different from one day to another)

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Celebrate honesty, even if a student does something wrong, but they were honest about it.

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Celebrate honesty, even if a student does something wrong, but they were honest about it.

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How can we incorporate SEL more into each content area

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For any success big or small, in school or at home

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Letting students redo assignments if they don’t like their grade and I take the higher score

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I like to display student projects in the classroom.

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Celebrating on outside real world accomplishments

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Celebrating every time a student moves a reading level.

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Using student work as models and highlighting students who can help other students

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Self-reflections at end of units (both students and teachers) to begin a conversation of what was good

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Words of affirmation to students

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Praise students for success as well as trying

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Positive reinforcement when a student attempts to utilize a strategy.

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What if we celebrated writing with a weekly or monthly author wall where student writing pieces can be displayed for all to see.

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What if we celebrated writing with a weekly or monthly author wall where student writing pieces can be displayed for all to see.

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Praise students more for trying and being proud when they push themselves out of their comfort zones

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Using treasure box when students try new food or use the potty. 

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Using treasure box when students try new food or use the potty. 

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Give out little prizes (stickers or fidget toys) for attempts

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Give out little prizes (stickers or fidget toys) for attempts

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Celebrate the growth within reading levels even if they don’t completely move up

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Highlight growth through encouraging multiple attempts

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Highlight growth through encouraging multiple attempts

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What if we did a community meeting monthly with the whole school to communicate events and celebrate student work and achievement .

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Positive post it’s from the end of class or end of week

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Give them a little prize for completing tasks

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Praising students for big and small accomplishments 

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Praising students for big and small accomplishments 

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Personal time on task chart to reward effort towards participation and/or completing work. Tangible rewards can be color coded to distinguish growth.

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In pre-k we celebrate attempts all the time with stickers and verbal praise!

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Share favorite mistakes

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Celebrate the small things, like learning a couple new trick words or bigger things like moving up a reading level. Or simply giving praise for participating

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Don't let the kids be afraid to give an answer. All students need to feel validated.

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If a student is struggling, I tell them to pick 5 or 10 to do rather than all of them or pick the questions they answer. They still get full credit for completed work.

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Stickers for each chapter completed so they can see their progress 

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Stickers for each chapter completed so they can see their progress 

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Build in opportunities to perform/recite/share!

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Allow students to grapple with concepts and problems to gain a deeper understanding. Stress the process and not necessarily the product!

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Celebrating successes of all, including those who made an attempt 

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Celebrating successes of all, including those who made an attempt 

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Allow students to test their final product before it’s graded

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Celebrate trying a new way to do something or trying something new.

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Encouraging students during inquiry based labs, even when they don’t get the desired outcome.

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By making participation in the warm up exercises(push-ups, curls ups and PACER) apart of your daily grade.

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Punch cards for student success to earn prizes

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Have students track their own progress, so they can monitor their own growth and progress.

Positive reinforcement for students staying on task and trying their best regardless of accuracy.

Mead Grade 5 Team

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Center Star- someone thinking outside of the box or helping others in centers.

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Giving tickets and celebrating students of the week.

Allow for preferred rewards.

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Praising kids for all success's either big or small

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Celebrate growing linguistic complexity in writing 

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Celebrate growing linguistic complexity in writing 

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Verbal recognition

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Celebrate student progress towards new learning

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Use shared hallway bulletin board to highlight student effort in various subjects and social development.

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Class celebration for the success of others and the attempts of everyone else.

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Have students create personal milestones/goals to be celebrated throughout the year

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Have students create personal milestones/goals to be celebrated throughout the year

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Pep Rally- Celebrating student work towards getting grade level.

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Acknowledging when student scores increase, not necessarily the score itself (ex: a high schooler bringing their reading level from 3rd to 6th grade)

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Lunch bunches for relationship building. Find time outside of the classroom to connect with the students.

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Display work, even when it isn’t a 100!

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A simple note in their mailbox. Perhaps some chocolates and a kind note. I feel that the little things amount to the whole!

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Visual Aids to display growth.. celebrate each small step without forgetting where you started (: 

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Visual Aids to display growth.. celebrate each small step without forgetting where you started (: 

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Focus on the things that are going well. Class celebrations when a common goal is reached. Special acknowledgement for recognizing individual achievements or accomplishments.

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Meet the kids where they are at. Celebrate steps towards a greater goal.

positive reinforcement

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Find the positive. It’s not always about the right answer.

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Small rewards/ positive notes throughout the school year

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Kudos/ positive reinforcement

Prizes for meeting deadlines

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Displaying student work

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Praising kids for participating and attempting to answer questions!

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Student of the Month based on student's personal and academic growth

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Student of the Month based on student's personal and academic growth

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Rewarding students that move up a reading level, acknowledging good behaviors, pulling students for compliments. Individual and group reinforcements

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Pizza party for students complying with newly implemented cell phone policy

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Pizza party for students complying with newly implemented cell phone policy

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Holistic grading