- Gooji Behavior Punch Cards for Kids Classroom, 2x3.5 School Homeschool, or Smart Behavior Chart Reward System for Teacher Student, Fun Loyalty, Motivation Incentive,100 Pack

I absolutely love these Gooji Behavior Punch Cards! I’ve been using them in my classroom every day since I bought them, and they really help keep my students motivated. The design is colorful and fun, my students get so excited when they earn a punch! I even shared some with my co-teacher, and she loved them too. They’re durable, cute, and perfect for any classroom reward system. Highly recommend for teachers who want to make behavior management more positive and engaging!

My 6 year old loves this idea. He’s always eager to help so he can achieve his goal!!!

We needed something to help our SPD/ADHD child with incentives to help him focus on and they are amazing and helpful!

Cute, the students will love them. I like that they allow you to write what the student will earn with the punch card.

My son was very excited to use these. Working well for our reward for good behavior. After he gets all the punches he can pick from a goody bag.

I was looking for an at-home solution for screen time management and rewarding good behavior. I knew that I wanted to use screen time as a reward but wanted an easy way to manage the reward system. So, I found these and they work! My son gets a new card with his name on it and 20 minutes of screen time. That can be an episode of tv (we don’t count commercials against him) or iPad educational games, etc. His father, his nanny and I each have our own hole punch with a different shape so we can see who’s rewarding the most (I like analytics, even if they are manually done). You can get a pack of 3 here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09R9MTHDB Whenever our son does improves in an area he’s struggling with OR goes above/beyond in some way, we reward him with a punch. Examples: - He finishes his lunch (area he struggles with) - he gets a punch. - He gets ready for school without our help (above/beyond) - he gets a punch. - Last week, his nanny had her hands full with baby stuff and he told her it wasn’t safe so he helped her carry her stuff down the stairs (act of kindness) — he got a punch. Some may say he’s being bribed for good behavior. I look at it as incentivizing and gamifying. Both of which are concepts he will encounter throughout his life at home, in relationships and at work. I like that we’ve found a solution for screen-time so he no longer assumes its okay to just come home and soak up an hour of tv or iPad. I like the for other families they can use these cards to manage their own problematic areas of treats or behavioral improvement. I definitely recommend them and I believe this company has different styles available. I hope this review is helpful!

I ordered these to give to a friend for use with his son who is young and sometimes "struggles" to stay in line, do as told and comply. I remember being in kindergarten myself one day and having the teacher send notes home with me when I was "good" that day-- so I guess I was a challenge-- and I also remember not knowing what I was doing wrong or not thinking I was willfully "doing bad things" and I remember the confusion of that time. I wanted to help them out if it could somehow be helpful. I remember liking the stars, cards, little gifts I could earn by the 3rd grade and buy from the "class shop" - so maybe there was a little nostalgia with this gift and order.

These are a great incentive for my struggling students. They look forward to earning their hole punch for the next day. I wish the holes were prepunched so I could just pop them out. I also wish there were more boy themed ones.