Thank you to the following investors for funding this grant.
Ashley Wippel - $25.00
Lori Wippel - $50.00
Dave & Marsha - $50.00
Publix SuperMarkets, Inc - $846.00
My goal is to establish a positive learning environment through weekly raffles. This will generate a successful classroom culture for my students.
I have held weekly raffles in my classroom for all 8 years of my teaching career. It consistently has a profound impact on the amount of buy-in from my students as well as creating a climate of inclusivity.
Students will receive weekly raffle tickets for:
-Standard Mastery
-Positive Behavior
-Exceptional Participation
-Displaying Kindness
-Performing Voluntary Classroom Duties
Every Friday (or last day before the weekend) students submit their tickets with their names on the back of them into the drawing bucket. I typically draw 5 names per class. As an ELA teacher, I have 3 blocked classes which sums to 15 prizes a week.
A typical prize box consists of a variety of single serving chips, cookies, candy, toys, school supplies, and an assortment of other foods and trinkets.
Additionally, I often use my prize bin as a pantry if students are hungry or are having a rough day.
Over the years, I have always funded this myself. The frequency of this activity begins to amount to an increasingly large amount of money. I have always continued to do it anyway because of the joy that it provides my students. Anything that could be given would be greatly appreciated.
The prizes I give to my students may seem small, but the benefits are substantial:
- Teacher/Student Connections
- Positive Classroom Culture
- Increased Achievement
- Accountability
- Socialization
- Encouraging Participation
- FUN!
This weekly raffle consists of 5 students winning a prize. Typically students are drawn to the snack prizes. This requires me to purchase varieties of snacks every week to be ready for demand.
I chose the Frito Lay Fiery Mix because my students love spicy snacks.
My students also enjoy a mix of sweet and sour treats which is why I would like the chocolate and the sour candy boxes.
My students generally prefer mechanical pencils and they are not always available. (Also they are #2 so no issues on test day)
The erasers are for fun and to add color to the prize bin. Additionally, the students love to have zany school supplies.
I also require tickets for the drawing and the prize box to hold the items. I chose a Harry Potter prize box because my classroom theme and incentive system is built around it.
Thank you for your consideration; any support is appreciated! :)
# | Item | Cost |
---|---|---|
1 | Frito Lay Fiery Mix - 18 - 3.75 bags (20 Boxes) | $200.00 |
2 | Snickers, Twix & More Back To School Chocolate Bar Variety Box - 18 ct (20 Boxes) | $300.00 |
3 | Skittles & Starburst Summer Chewy Candy Assortment - 37.05oz/18ct Box (20 Boxes) | $300.00 |
4 | Mechanical Pencils, Shuttle Art 210 Pack Bulk Mechanical Pencils 0.7mm Medium Point, HB #2 Lead, Assorted Barrels, Office School Supplies (1 Box) | $30.00 |
5 | Raffle Tickets - Purple Smile Single Roll - Roll of 2000 Smile Raffle Tickets (Purple) (10 Rolls) | $90.00 |
6 | Idea Nuova Harry Potter Collapsible Toy Storage Trunk with Lid, 28" W x 16" D x 14.5" H (1) | $28.00 |
7 | HINZER 100 Pack Animal Erasers for Kids Bulk Pull Apart Erasers 3D Puzzle Erasers Classroom Rewards and Prizes Class Treasure Box Kids Party Favors Back to School Supplies Gift (1) | $23.00 |
Total: | $971.00 |
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