Classroom teachers can teach real life scenarios by using a classroom economy as a way to teach personal financial literacy and manage behavior.

Get started with a class economy at the beginning of the year to work on math skills and organization while also building a classroom management plan

Life would be better if I could actually spend the money I print for my classroom. Click HERE to view my classroom economy set. Welcome to Classroom Economy 101: Your classroom economy may not run exactly as mine does, but that's okay. Take the parts you like and what will work best for your students. I am going to answer a couple of questions I received about the way classroom economy runs in my class. First and foremost ... BE ORGANIZED. I have a binder with all of my classroom economy…

Does running a class store seem overwhelming and expensive? I've been using this hassle-free class store system for over 5 years and...

Have you ever wanted to set up a classroom economy system in your elementary classroom but felt overwhelmed by the thought of where to start? If so, you’re not alone. Setting up a classroom economy can seem daunting at first, but it doesn’t have to be! By following the simple steps outlined in this article, ... Read more

Class Dojo points can be used as a rewards based system in a classroom economy. Here's a look at how one teacher uses it with PBIS.

I’ve used Class Dojo for the past six or seven years, and I love it. I love that it’s a flexible, easy way to manage the classroom, and I really love the home-school communication tools that have been added. One of my students’ favorite aspects of Class Dojo is our Dojo Economy system. It’s super easy and not at all fancy. I adapted my idea from School and the City's Sticker Economy. My students earn and lose points on a daily basis. We keep track of that on the Class Dojo site, and parents…

Explains how to set up a token economy in an elementary classroom, while spending virtually no money! Plus FREE printable student coupons, and classroom cash!