Pom pom jar reward system

Encourage good behavior at home with this fun and simple warm fuzzy jar! With just an empty jar and a pile of pom poms, you can encourage a culture of kindness in your family.

Looking to improve your child's behavior? Try using a reward jar to help focus on your child's good behavior, not just the negative with a consequence jar.

This is a guide about making a warm fuzzies jar. Creating a system to reward your children for good behavior is an important part of parenting. This pom pom filled jar lets them see their progress.

The pom pom jar has easily been one of the most powerful parenting tools that I have ever been given. It has helped motivate my kids and be a better parent.

As school is starting on Monday, and the kids are getting back into their school year routines it is often hard to come up with the patience to deal with poor behavior. Here's a quick tip for how we keep the peace while raising a sassy little 3 year old and a giggly little 5 month old. We have a Pom Pom Jar that sits on the kitchen counter (a fancy name for a plain old spaghetti sauce jar) Kaitlyn earns pom poms for doing various things, whether its good behavior or a reward for finishing…

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Stephanie on Instagram: "The idea of the Pom Pom jar came from when I was student teaching in an elementary school. My mentor teacher had a Pom Pom jar that was used for random acts of kindness. Any time the students did an act of kindness, they would write it on a piece of paper in exchange for a Pom Pom. Once the jar was full, they would have a Pom Pom ceremony where they would read out all the acts of kindness. As a reward, the class could choose from pajama day, technology day, or extra…

Encourage good behavior at home with this fun and simple warm fuzzy jar! With just an empty jar and a pile of pom poms, you can encourage a culture of kindness in your family.

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My kids' behavior was not good. So, I came up with a reward system that is simple and effective!

Good behavior reward jar "Caught ya BEEing good" fishbowl used to reward good behavior, acts of kindness, completing chores, etc. Put in a Pom Pom ball, favorite candy pieces, cotton balls or anything to fill up the jar each time you catch your child doing something good, then reward your child with a special treat, movie, fun day out, whatever gets your child motivated to continue the good behavior!

A compliment jar is an awesome idea as a whole class learning incentive. The jar can be any size and to fill it you can use pom poms or even marbles. Every time the class receives a compliment a handful of pom poms go in the jar. The compliments can be for lining up on line quietly, working productively during a workshop, or even walking through the halls quietly. When the jar is filled, students can receive a party or a special activity of their choice.

This is our positive behavior reward jar. The students earn a Pom-Pom for helping others. When the jar is full the class has a party, of the winner's choosing.