Are you thinking about how to organize classroom reward stickers? It is helpful to have a large assortment of trendy stickers which fall under themes that your students like, and that are age-appropriate for them. Classroom reward stickers can be organized and sorted by seasons, hobby themes, subject themes, or sizes. Also, by the types (flat or bubble). I’ve compiled a list of the best ideas for how to organize classroom reward stickers and to store them in your classroom. Classroom stickers can be stored and organized in clear plastic pouches or envelopes, binder folders, sticker books, pocket charts, organizer drawers, and organizer boxes.

The most important purpose for reward stickers is for classroom management. Having stickers in your classroom management toolkit can supplement your colllection of positive student behaviour incentives. Teachers use stickers to reward students for behavior, leadership, math goals, reading goals, acts of kindness, having a clean desk, homework club, improvement, etc.

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How to Organize Classroom Reward Stickers in Binders

To organize and store your classroom reward sticker collection, you can keep them in binders and sticker books. See examples below.

Keep sticker sheets in a binder with sheet protector: Using sheet protectors for storing sticker sheets makes it easy for students to flip through.

Store stickers in a clear envelope for binders: Plastic envelopes that seal closed can provide protection from spills. The velcro snaps keep them closed when not in use.

Keep reward stickers in a sticker book: The pages in this sticker book are re-stickable so you can add new stickers to it each term, and group them according to themes, on different pages. Your stickers can fit if they are of varying sizes because there are no pocket dividers on the pages so small and big stickers can be on the same page.

Keep a small sticker collection in an A6 Binder: Use A6 binder pouches to store small classroom stickers. These pouches hold neatly in an A6 binder organizer. This type of binder is smaller than a regular binder. It looks like a purse and it’s really cute if you need storage for a smaller amount of stickers.

How to Organize Classroom Reward Stickers in Pocket Charts

Keep reward stickers in a pocket chart: These Marvel comic stickers are on display for students to see. The teacher finds that her students are highly motivated to find ways to earn these stickers.  A standard pocket chart with enough slots can be used for sticker storage. This is one of the most popular ideas for how to organize classroom reward stickers.

Always use a pocket chart with clear pockets on the front: There are pocket charts that are designed with short horizontal clear pockets that go straight across in rows from letft to right. They are used for word wall cards and are also perfect for storing and displaying classroom reward stickers. This pocket chart above has 10 hprizontal pockets and it comes in blue or black.

How to Organize Classroom Reward Stickers in Organizers

Organize and store your classroom reward stickers in a plastic bin with dividers, a cell phone storage organizer, a clear drawer organizer, or in a box organizer. See examples below.

Store reward stickers in a clear organizer tackle box: This clear organizer box has adjustable partitions that can make up to thirty-six compartments for your sticker collection.

Sort classroom reward stickers in a phone organizer storage box: The sizes of the wooden slots in a phone storage organizer are perfect for storing classroom reward stickers.

Organize classroom stickers in a large clear sticker box with smaller boxes in it: Each of the smaller clear boxes can be labeled for the specific type of stickers that will be stored in them. Each box fits neatly into the larger case. See more images of the box set here.

Organize stickers in a clear organizer drawer box: These are small stackable drawer organizers that come in a set of six. See lots of other classroom drawer organizers in this blog post.

Sort student reward stickers in a wooden grid sorting tray: A wooden sorting tray with grid sections that are deep, allows for you to store stacks of stickers in each compartment.

How to Organize Classroom Reward Stickers in Pouches

To organize and store your classroom reward stickers, you can keep them in clear plastic envelopes and pouches. Each pouch can have a label to categorize the type of stickers that are contained within.

Store classroom stickers in traslucent pouches: These sturdy plastic pouches have a press button to close them and they also come with a small pocket for labeling.

Use clear mesh zipper bags to store classroom stickers by catergory: This teacher has a zipper mesh pouch for every season, theme, and holiday. She keeps stickers and other crafting decorations sorted in these labeled bags.

Seasonal Reward Stickers

Fall sticker store classroom reward stickers: A second grade teacher got these fall themed stickers for her students to earn. Her students like to put them on their pencil boxes, folders, and water bottles.

Where Can Students Stick Their Reward Stickers?

Students can stick their stickers on their water bottles, laptops, clothing, folders, and books. See some examples of common items that students like to show off their reward stickers on below.

Water bottles: Students can sport their stickers on their hydro flasks or water bottles. Motivational stickers are great for keeping students positive.

Laptops: Laptops have a large enough surface area to hold a growing sticker collection. Students proudly stick their stickers on the laptops to show everyone how many stickers they have earned.

Folders: Student folders, binders, and books, are usually the first things on which kids love to show off their stickers.

I hoped this post has helped you figure out how to organize classroom reward stickers in your classroom. If you need printable stickers, I created these free printable stickers for teachers to use for rewarding online work. They are available in a cactus theme, emoji theme, and owl theme.

For more ideas for classroom management ideas, you can check out these blog posts about How Teachers Can Save Their Voices, Classroom Management Ideas for Less Teaching Interruptions, and Using Spinning Wheels for Classroom Management and Games.

More ideas about how to organize classroom reward stickers will be added as I find them. Have you discovered a new way to organize and store classroom stickers? If you have, please share about it in the comments. Teachers are the ones who innovate and think up the most creative solutions for their classrooms.