Student Interest Inventory Reward Menus & Behavior Reinforcement Surveys
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Enhance your elementary classroom reward system and maintain a positive environment by administering a student interest inventory and reward menu with your students. These student motivation surveys can help to support or create your classroom reward system and classroom management strategies by identifying preferred incentives that will actually motivate your elementary school students, especially if they lack motivation!
Visual sorting cards and digital and printable versions of multiple inventory designs make collecting student responses a breeze!
Administer reinforcement surveys and reward menus in:
- individual counseling sessions
- your elementary classroom
- small group counseling sessions
- “get to know you” back to school activities to learn about your students’ interests
- parent and caregiver communication
- teacher collaboration
Identify positive consequences for desired behavior with these fun, engaging student interest inventories to help with behavior management in your classroom!
Students select the choices that would motivate them in each category. Tally the number of responses in each category to determine specific motivators. You'll also learn more about your students’ interests with the "favorites" get-to-know-you questions.
Intended for use by teachers and school counselors for use with:
- Kindergarten
- 1st grade
- 2nd grade
- 3rd grade
- 4th grade
- 5th grade
Versions included:
- Digital Google Slides™
- PowerPoint (PPTX)
- Printable PDF
Your zip download includes 3 files:
- a 34-page PowerPoint version (PPTX) with the inventories
- a PDF with a link to make a forced copy of the 34-page version for Google Slides ™
- a ready-to-print 34-page PDF version
Each file includes:
- Cover
- Detailed directions for use
- Interest Inventory Categories Checklists (multiple designs)
- Interest Inventory Results summary page for you to fill in with collected responses for easy sharing with stakeholders
- Interest Inventory survey "favorites" questions (2 versions in different fonts)
- 41 visual reward menu cards so students can sort preferred rewards
- Yes/No sorting mats for easy response collection, especially for non-readers
- 1 blank card that is editable in the PowerPoint and Google Slides ™ files
- Printer-friendly blackline versions of all color pages
- Terms of Use, Let's Connect! page, resource preview links, and credits
Educators like you are saying:
"Great tool to use when getting to know students and how to plan for their success. I work with several children who have behavioral and emotional difficulties and this lets us clue in to what motivates them and is meaningful to them. Love it." - Sara K.
"Wonderful to use throughout the year to see how students' interests change!" - Amy L.
"Wish I had done this even sooner with my kiddos! Really helped with classroom management." - Janelle B.
"Really great resource to see what students are interested in. Will use this each year at the beginning of the year." - Bonnie I.
Please note that these are not clinical inventories; they provide a menu of specific ideas that can be implemented in the classroom and throughout the school. There is room to add in other ideas. In the “Favorites” column, students can list their top 4 choices from the survey or write in their own ideas.
Page counts for each resource include a Cover, Terms of Use, and related links and credits pages.
Clipart and most fonts are flattened per the clip artists’ Terms of Use. Text boxes in Century Gothic and check marks are editable and moveable in the PowerPoint and Google Slides ™ versions.
Use these inventories to find out what motivates your students and share with parents, teachers, or in student strategy meetings with all stakeholders to tackle your students' academic and behavior goals!
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