The clip chart stops working. The treasure box comes out of your own pocket. And none of it is teaching them anything.
Class Economy replaces all of it — a classroom that runs on jobs, paychecks, rent, and a store, built by a teacher who runs it every day. Print it Sunday. Run your first payday Friday.
A real video lesson and a real printable — no card, no spam, just the kit.
Novelty carried the clip chart to fall break. Now you're re-explaining it for the fourth time this week, and you're louder — not more effective.
Another Target run, another bag of dollar-store prizes, another receipt nobody reimburses. The treasure box has been your personal line item since year one.
Here's the part that's hard to say out loud: you're paying children to sit still. And the kid who needed it most stopped caring months ago.
None of that is a discipline problem. It's a system problem — and every system built on prizes has the same expiration date. Class Economy isn't one more thing to add to your day. It's what replaces the thing that's already failing.
Your classroom economy running by the second week of school — not a folder of files to figure out alone.
Time, grade level, printing, parents, admin — eleven objections, eleven fixes, built in before you even ask.
Day 1 of the sprint and a real printable, free — no card required, see it work in your room Monday.
Join at the founding rate and it's locked for as long as you stay — before it goes up for good.
Reward systems die because nothing new ever arrives. This one gets a new lesson and printable set every month, September through May — plus a room of teachers at your exact grade level who are running it right now.
Day 1 of the 7-Day Launch Sprint — a real video lesson and a real printable, the same quality as everything inside. Print the Class Cash tonight, hand it out tomorrow, and watch what the room does before you spend a dollar.
You're not choosing between them — one membership gets you both, from the same checkout, at one price.
Lands the moment you join. Yours to keep, even if you ever cancel the Room.
The part that makes this different from a folder of PDFs — other teachers, and something new every month.
Cancel the Room anytime and keep everything in the Launch Kit for good — it's yours either way.
Everything, all year:
Full access, month to month:
100% risk-free — no hoops, no fine print.
Complete the 7-Day Launch Sprint, print your grade-level kit, and run one full week in your room. If it's still not running by day 30, send us your checklist and we'll get you into a live consultation with Shelby to fix it — and if it still doesn't work, we'll refund your purchase in full.
Monday, students apply for classroom jobs, get hired, and learn what their paycheck is. Nobody is buying anything yet — they're just earning.
Wednesday, rent comes due. Desk rent, supply fees, and the first real trade-off: pay your bills or spend it at the class store.
Friday, the store opens and the economy closes its first full loop — earn, pay, save, spend — and it runs itself from there.
"Just like I have to pay bills, they have to pay bills." That's Shelby's real classroom — the one that went viral on TikTok for charging third graders rent. Try Day 1 free Monday, or join now and lock in $147/yr before the price goes up September 1.
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