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The document contains a list of rewards and privileges a student can earn through positive behavior, as indicated by the repeated "Positive PASS" headings. Some rewards are doing preferred activities in class like sitting where you want, using special supplies, or getting to pick music. Other rewards give privileges like bringing a toy to class, getting bonus points, or turning in late work. Most rewards are small ways to encourage positive behavior through fun choices and flexibility with usual rules.
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