Who wants a Brownie Point?

When designing my dream classroom, I am looking for things that are adorable and functional. It has to meet both standards or it doesn't happen. It also has to match the theme of the room. I made a slight adjustment to the rules for this idea but I so love it!

Here is the Pinterest inspiration for my board:

And here is my actual board:

This is used to reward good class behavior. I love it so much that I actually have it hanging on my refrigerator right this very moment and am using it with my boys. It never occurred to me that the pan was magnetic! 

You can also paint them any color you choose so that it can match your classroom. Another version I saw was titled "Sweet Rewards" and the pan was pink. It is similar to this one from One Extra Degree:

Here is another idea that I really like using a pan:

This is from Dandelions and Dragonflies. She spray painted pizza pans black and then is using it for center rotations. Isn't it great? The kids can then just move their name from pan to pan.

Here is the brownie I used for my board:

Doesn't it look yummy? I have a dozen brownies for my board. My students earn a brownie for each day everyone on the class has had good behavior. Once the pan is full, the students earn an extra 15 minutes of recess on Friday or a Popsicle Party or a Movie or something fun. I created a couple extra brownies just in case....

Some tips for this project:

~ Laminate all the brownies then put on the magnet strips

~ A package of 18 magnet strips can be found at Wal-mart for $1. They are adhesive on the back so no extra glue is needed for the brownie part

~ Gorilla glue is necessary if you want to hang it on your frig or white board. It is the only way to guarantee the magnets will stay on the pan. Also works great on the laminated title.

YOUR SHOPPING LIST:

~ Cookie Sheet

~ Laminating sheets or clear contact paper

~ Magnet Strips

~ Gorilla Glue