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Star Pupil
This class management teaching pack for all year groups can be used to reward individual pupils for their work, effort and behaviour in the classroom by selecting one of the class to become a star pupil with different benefits.
The teaching materials can help the children identify some of the skills and behaviour that they can employ in the classroom to make a successful working environment.
Download this teaching pack including display posters, classroom signs and labels and editable templates to reward individual pupils for their work, effort and behaviour in the classroom by selecting one of the class to become a star pupil with different benefits
Class management materials in this teaching pack include a shared reading text to help reward individual pupils for their work, effort and behaviour in the classroom by selecting pupils for a special weekly award and templates to help display the name of the winning pupil who has been awarded the star pupil and present them with a special certificate and badge to wear.
The interactive presentation gets the children to identify and describe some of the special ways of behaving and working in the classroom effectively to become the star pupil.
This class management teaching pack can support development in learning how to work and behave efficiently in the classroom. There are materials for whole class, group and individual display areas to promote independent learning and organise activities and sections in the classroom.
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