48Say well done
A badge you can hand out on the board — drop one onto a pupil's work, or onto the board at the end of a lesson. Twenty shapes, ten colour schemes and sixteen icons, so the same words never look the same twice.
Find itInsert → Reward sticker.
Quickest wayTap one of the ready-made ones — Well done!, Superstar, Champion, Kind friend — and it sets the shape, colour and icon in one go. Any name and message you have already typed stay put, because those are about the child, not the design.
Make it theirsThree lines: a headline, the pupil's name, and a short message saying what it is for. The words shrink to fit the badge rather than spilling over it, so you can write as much or as little as you like.
Change the lookPick a shape — rosette, star, medal, trophy, shield, heart, banner and more — then a colour scheme. Nudge the badge, edge or text colour individually if you want something the schemes don't offer, and Reset colours puts them back. Tick Gradient to shade the badge from one colour into a second of your choosing.
CelebrateEach sticker has an Animation — Pop, Spin, Bounce, Sparkle burst, Confetti, Jelly wobble, Flip, Hearts, Fireworks or Shine — with ▶ Preview in the dialog. It plays once as it lands (untick Play when placed to place it quietly), then rests. Click the sticker with the select tool to play it again — a drag still just moves it. In a live session your play reaches the whole class; a student clicking a sticker plays it on their own screen only. Saved files, exports and prints always show the still sticker, and devices set to reduce motion get a gentle glow instead.
TipStickers stay editable: select one and press Edit to change the name for the next pupil. Detach turns one into ordinary shapes and text if you want to pull it apart.
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