Every time a child in Year 4 demonstrates good behaviour, attitude and manners, they receive a raffle ticket. The raffle tickets go into a box for a draw at the end of the week.
At the beginning of last half term an extra box appeared called the "Mystery prize". Raffle tickets in this box would only get drawn at the end of the term and children would win what ever was in the envelope. (I did warn them the prizes might not always be what they were expecting)
Children choose which box their raffle ticket goes in and on Friday we had our first draw.
Fortunately the winner chose an envelope containing a good prize and here she is with Mr Stink by David Walliams.
At the beginning of last half term an extra box appeared called the "Mystery prize". Raffle tickets in this box would only get drawn at the end of the term and children would win what ever was in the envelope. (I did warn them the prizes might not always be what they were expecting)
Children choose which box their raffle ticket goes in and on Friday we had our first draw.
Fortunately the winner chose an envelope containing a good prize and here she is with Mr Stink by David Walliams.
I really enjoy mr stink I started to read it with my mum it is really funny but it is sad.
ReplyDeleteMaybe when you have read it you could write a book report for the rest of the class.
DeleteWell done Hannah what happens in the sad part.
Deleteif you had to give mr stink a reating out
ReplyDeleteof ten what would you give it and why?
Hello Year 4,
ReplyDeleteWhat a dilemma! Having to choose between the weekly raffle and and end of term raffle would be a problem. I think I might have alternated tickets by trying to put at least one ticket in the term draw and one in the weekly draw each week. This would mean you would have to always demonstrate good behaviour, attitude and manners but that is possible for all of us.
Congratulations to the winner. "Mr Stink" by David Walliams seems like a smelly gift. :)
@RossMannell
Teacher, NSW, Australia