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Brag tags: reading, behaviour, kindness

Brag tags — a 2 by 3 grid of round-cornered tags with a hole circle at the top of each, lettered "Star Reader", "Bookworm", "Read 20 Books", "Super Speller", "Great Writer" and "Library Helper", each with a small book or pencil motif, drawn in bold flat colour with thick dark outlines, a bright border on every tag and chunky headline lettering
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Reading 1Reading tags
Reading 2Behaviour tags
Reading 3Kindness tags

Teachers print brag tags, cut them out and hang them on a child's necklace chain as a reward. Each sheet holds six tags in a grid, with cut lines and a punch-hole circle on every tag. The reading, behaviour and kindness tags use different shapes. The styles are bold flat color, watercolor and black ink ready for a copier. Type a twist, such as a sports theme, and the same layout can take it.

  • a reward for reading progress
  • a behaviour reward at the end of the week
  • a kindness award for a whole class

Frequently asked questions

What is on each sheet?
Six tags in a 2 by 3 grid, each with cut lines and a punch-hole circle at the top for the chain.
What phrases are on the tags?
The sample phrases include Star Reader, Hard Worker and Kind Friend. A direction is a request, so the wording may differ from the sample.
Can I print them in black and white?
The black ink style is drawn as clean lines ready for a copier. The bold and watercolor styles are coloured.

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