How Pleasant Grove Elementary Found a Classroom Store Best Seller That Costs Teachers Nothing
Pleasant Grove Elementary’s teachers added two digital rewards to their classroom stores this fall: Style your avatar and Pick your point sound. Students spend the points they earn on them, and teachers never have to buy, hand out or restock a thing.
“Our teachers and students have been LOVING the option to style their Avatar and pick their point sound! These have been easy additions to our teachers' classroom stores and cost teachers nothing!”
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Rewards That Never Run Out
This fall, LiveSchool added digital rewards: things students can buy with the points they earn for positive behavior. There’s nothing to order, hand out or restock.
Pleasant Grove’s teachers added two of them to their classroom stores.
Style Your Avatar, Pick Your Sound
With Style your avatar, students dress up their picture with hats, sunglasses and frames. With Pick your point sound, they choose the sound that plays every time they earn a point.
Both live right alongside the rest of a teacher’s rewards, so students shop for them the same way they shop for anything else.
Free and Easy
For teachers, there’s nothing extra to buy or keep track of. Erica Harbin, Assistant Principal at Pleasant Grove, says the digital rewards “have been easy additions to our teachers’ classroom stores and cost teachers nothing!”
A Spooky Week on the Points Board
Pleasant Grove’s classes also jumped into LiveSchool’s Halloween makeover, which gave points boards a spooky look for the week.
“Our classes have also been very excited to interact with the Halloween makeover option,” Erica says. “We can’t wait to see what makeovers may be coming in the future!”
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