LOOKS LIKE A GAME. ACTS AS A TOOL.
LOOKS LIKE A GAME. ACTS AS A TOOL.
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A simple, interactive way to encourage responsibility, participation, and positive habits at school.
OCD Decks School Edition takes the same flexible idea behind the original OCD Decks and brings it into the classroom.
Designed with teachers, classrooms, homeschool families, and learning environments in mind, the cards can be used to assign classroom responsibilities, encourage participation, recognize positive choices, and make everyday tasks a little more engaging.
Instead of another chart hanging on the wall, students get to participate.
Make Classroom Responsibilities More Engaging
Use the cards for things like classroom jobs, cleanup duties, organizing supplies, helping the teacher, participation activities, study challenges, rewards, and other age-appropriate responsibilities.
Cards can be drawn randomly or selected by the teacher, allowing you to change how the system works depending on your classroom.
Flexible Enough to Make It Your Own
Every classroom is different. That’s why OCD Decks aren’t meant to lock you into one specific way of doing things.
Choose the cards that work for your students. Change the routine when you need to. Create your own rewards and expectations. Use the system daily, weekly, or whenever your classroom needs a little extra motivation.
The goal isn’t to make more work for the teacher.
It’s to make responsibility easier to manage—and a little more fun for everyone involved.
Learning Responsibility Beyond the Lesson
School isn’t only about academics. It’s also where students practice teamwork, accountability, independence, and taking care of the spaces they share with others.
OCD Decks School Edition gives teachers another tool for helping build those habits in a positive, interactive way.
Organization. Curriculum. Development.
Looks like a game. Acts as a tool.
⭐️ PreK-1st grade deck: learn colors, shapes, numbers and letters. Practice writing and tracing. Weekly goal cards to earn reward cards. Consequence cards for teaching accountability.
⭐️ 2nd-12th grade deck: question and answer cards make great flashcards for studying any subject. Weekly goals to stay on top of your work. Teachers, use rewards and consequence cards for incentive.
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