12” Large Wooden Reward Jar for Kids 100Pcs Groovy Daisy Flowers Reward Jars with Storage Bag Potty Training Chart Behavior Management Classroom Tools for Home Student Teacher Back to School Supplies

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• What You Get: This set includes 1 groovy wooden reward jar, 100 daisy flower wooden tokens in 10 different designs, and 1 storage bag to keep everything organized. It’s a complete reward system designed for tracking behavior at school or at home. Use it to encourage progress and keep kids motivated with a fun, visual approach.
• Fun and Engaging Design: The classroom reward jar for kids features a colorful, eye-catching design that grabs kids' attention. Each groovy flower wooden slice comes in a bright, groovy style that helps turn good habits into a daily routine. Kids enjoy dropping tokens into the jar as they reach their goals. The process builds a sense of achievement and adds a playful, encouraging vibe to any space.
• Durable Materials: The teacher reward jar is made from solid wood. They’re strong, reliable, and built to handle regular use. The surface is smooth and carefully carved, so there are no sharp edges or splinters. This incentive jar for classroom holds up well over time and can be reused throughout the school year.
• Suitable Size: The reward jar for kids positive behavior training measures about 11.81 x 9.84 inches (30 x 25 cm). Each groovy daisy flower token is 1.38 inches (3.5 cm), making them easy for little hands to hold and drop into the jar. The included storage bag measures 13 x 18 cm to keep the tokens together. A 9.8ft/3m rope is also included, so you can hang the jar wherever it works best.
• Versatile Use: This wooden reward jar chart is a great fit for classrooms, homes, therapy sessions, or learning centers. Teachers, parents, and caregivers can use it to encourage routines, teach responsibility, and celebrate small wins. It turns positive behavior into something kids can see, feel, and enjoy.