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Student coupons: privilege, points, blank reward
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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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