Marble Jar Party

Before you implement the marble jar consider how often you want to reward your students.

Marble jar party.

Choose a big jar if you want them to work a long time to earn their reward. This is lara hammock from the marble jar channel and in today s video i will share my recent journey to make digital art a bigger part of my life using procreate on the ipad i m doing this video to share how i used the last several months to get into digital art. We ve had an outdoor games party a movie and popcorn party a walk to a neighborhood playground party and countless pajama parties. More honors readers 1 000 club members.

This is an ongoing visual representation for young children to begin to learn that acting with kindness and doing good things for others benefits everybody. Once we reach the top we throw a marble jar party to celebrate all of our bravery and smart thinking. We love collaborating with makers. Marble jar party with 4th grade buddies.

The important thing is that it is theirs. This is a party almost completely designed by the students. Keep in mind that a big jar also merits a big reward such as a class party. When the jar is full the class gets a reward think.

Your students will not be very motivated to fill the jar if the reward is an extra five minutes of recess. Mad science lesson dry ice. The marble jar is a lighthearted way to reinforce the idea that when you put good in you get good out. In 2016 it was a partnership with our friends at sugarboo and 2017 was a broader collaboration with designhaus sugarboo beth mueller and a few of our own designs.