Reward Stickers for Kids 320 pcs Cute Encouraging Stickers for Teachers Anime Sticker for Kids Reward Chart Small Incentive Sticker for School Motivational Teacher Elementary Classroom Supplies

I loved the little encouraging sayings. I got them for my ADHD teenager so we could make them a sticker chart for good work. I know it's juvenile but they thought it was a great idea to keep them on track and they thought these stickers were adorable. We had fun looking at them all. I think the "corn" one was supposed to say "corngratulations" but instead, it just says "congratulations" (spelled correctly instead of an intentional punny misspelling). Very cute.

I do a reward chart in my classroom for good behavior, if they fill 20 stickers on their chart they get a special snack. My students loved them!

Everyone loves these stickers. I use these at work for funny motivation.

Love how cheesy these stickers are. The only down side is they're super thick and hard to peel off of the sticker paper. I've had one tear too because the sticker cut was bad.

Great quality my students really like them. So cute!

When you try to peel a sticker off the sheet, the paper underneath it rips up too. So then you have to try it at another angle, and sometimes the sticker still wont come away from the paper, and you have to try it from another corner yet again. The paper does come off the back of the sticker eventually: it's not that the sticker is overly sticky, it's just that when the paper behind the sticker got cookie-cutter cut too, when the sticker part was cut. In my opinion, stickers shouldn't be this difficult. I will not buy again, but this may or may not be a deal-breaker for you.

These were super cute and my students love them! I was a little sad because some came damaged, but that's ok because there were so many to choose from!

I used these for exceptional work by my students or as a reward to stick on their water bottles. Even middle schoolers like them, they're cheesy but cute. A little hard to get of the sticker sheet sometimes.