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This document outlines a classroom rewards system where students earn points for good behavior, class participation, and academic achievement. These points can be redeemed for rewards such as extra break time, no homework passes, movies, parties, snacks, stickers, books, and certificates. The rewards increase in value as the number of points earned increases.
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