Token Economy Reward Charts Autism Behavior
Token Economy Reward System for students with autism and special education needs.
5 color options (green, blue, red, purple & black) of :
1 chart (with space for the student’s name)
20 matching tokens, saying “good work!”
a pocket to store your tokens (with directions for how to cut & stick it
-When choosing the reward which can be earned with 20 tokens, it is advisable to make this a realistic and affordable reward which will motivate the student. Carry out a preference assessment if required.
-Make it clear at the start what is required to earn the tokens.
-Token systems work best when tokens are given consistently in return for effort, good attitude, good work, etc.
-**Removing tokens which have already been earned will result in the student losing motivation and becoming frustrated, upset and even angry.
You might aslo like: Positive Behavior Reward Strips
Shop more Behavior resources HERE
Token Economy Reward System for students with autism and special education needs.
5 color options (green, blue, red, purple & black) of :
1 chart (with space for the student’s name)
20 matching tokens, saying “good work!”
a pocket to store your tokens (with directions for how to cut & stick it
-When choosing the reward which can be earned with 20 tokens, it is advisable to make this a realistic and affordable reward which will motivate the student. Carry out a preference assessment if required.
-Make it clear at the start what is required to earn the tokens.
-Token systems work best when tokens are given consistently in return for effort, good attitude, good work, etc.
-**Removing tokens which have already been earned will result in the student losing motivation and becoming frustrated, upset and even angry.
You might aslo like: Positive Behavior Reward Strips
Shop more Behavior resources HERE
Token Economy Reward System for students with autism and special education needs.
5 color options (green, blue, red, purple & black) of :
1 chart (with space for the student’s name)
20 matching tokens, saying “good work!”
a pocket to store your tokens (with directions for how to cut & stick it
-When choosing the reward which can be earned with 20 tokens, it is advisable to make this a realistic and affordable reward which will motivate the student. Carry out a preference assessment if required.
-Make it clear at the start what is required to earn the tokens.
-Token systems work best when tokens are given consistently in return for effort, good attitude, good work, etc.
-**Removing tokens which have already been earned will result in the student losing motivation and becoming frustrated, upset and even angry.
You might aslo like: Positive Behavior Reward Strips
Shop more Behavior resources HERE
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