Motivate your students with this interactive virtual reward chart.
This virtual reward chart is the perfect addition to your online classroom management!
Simply drag the football across the field, and when it passes the goal line, your students get a reward!
The Google Slides template contains two slides – one for the whole class and one for an individual student. Simply choose the slide you want and delete the other!
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