Toolkit

Loyalty Cards

Resources

– Small amount of preparation by designing your own Loyalty Card:
Here are some fabulous examples by teachers across Twitter! How It Works

Pupils each have a Loyalty Card specific for their teacher/subject/department. Loyalty points can be awarded by the teacher for a range of different successful criteria. 

For example:
  • Contribute to class ‘spontaneously’ 
  • Offer constructive peer assessment
  • Demonstrate independent learning 
  • Correct use of a dictionary etc

If a pupil fills in their card, there is a reward! 

Variations

Pupils need to have a COMPLETE Loyalty card by the end of the lesson
Pupils could devise their own loyalty card based on specific targets or learning objectives
MissMkMcd
MrPCollins
https://twitter.com/mr_pepperell/status/396653150188630016/photo/1
https://twitter.com/JoHGibbo/status/395166165712269312/photo/1
MissHHale
Ritesh Patel
 
 
 
 

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