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Student coupons: privilege, points, blank reward

Student coupons — a 2 by 4 grid of ticket-shaped coupons with dashed cut lines, lettered "Sit with a Friend", "Teacher's Chair", "Line Leader", "Show and Tell", "Lunch with Teacher", "Shoes Off", "Pick a Game" and "Draw on the Board", each with a blank "Name" line, drawn as vintage ticket coupons with notched corners, a perforated stub edge and a stamped serif headline
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Reading 1Privilege coupons
Reading 2Points coupons
Reading 3Blank coupons

Teachers hand out reward coupons that a child cashes in for a small privilege, such as sitting with a friend. Each sheet shows eight coupons in a grid with dashed cut lines. One sheet names a privilege, one gives points of 5, 10, 15 or 20, and one is blank for the teacher to write a reward. The styles are retro ticket, bright and minimal. Type a theme, and the same layout can take it.

  • a weekly reward in a primary class
  • a points reward for older pupils
  • a one-off treat written on a blank coupon

Frequently asked questions

How many coupons are on a sheet?
Eight, in a grid with dashed cut lines, each with a line for the name.
Which kind should I use?
Privilege coupons name a reward, points coupons give 5, 10, 15 or 20, and blank coupons are for the teacher to write the reward.
What is the difference between the styles?
Retro ticket has notched corners and a perforated stub, bright has chunky coloured coupons, and minimal has thin grey lines.
Can I write my own reward?
Use the blank coupon. A typed direction for a theme is a request, so the result can differ from the sample.

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