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Rewards for Good Grades Rewards for good grades: ✿Applebees: Get a free kid’s meal for straight A's. ✿Baskin-Robbins: Get a free scoop of ice cream for good grades on your report card. ✿Chick-fil-A: Bring in your report card showing all A’s and B’s, and receive a FREE 8- pack of nuggets. ✿Chuck E. Cheese: Have your child bring in their most recent report card and they will receive FREE tokens for good grades. Valid only with a food purchase. Up to 15 tokens maximum per child. All grading systems accepted. ✿Cold Stone Creamery: Kids can earn a free ice cream with a straight A report card which includes kindergarten students up to 5th grade. ✿Dairy Queen: Each store is unique in their promotions for report cards. ✿Justice 4 Girls: $5 discount on merchandise for a report card with passing grades on it. ✿Krispy Kreme: Offers 1 free donut for every "A" on your report card up to 6 A's, up through the sixth grade. This only applies to Krispy Kreme stores - not Krispy Kreme displays you will find in convenience and grocery stores. ✿McDonalds: Students with straight A's can get a free Happy Meal. ✿Melting Pot: Bring in your report card with all A’s and you will be rewarded with the free Straight A’s Club Fondue Dinner at The Melting Pot Restaurant. The K to 8th grade feature dinner will be the Three-Course. ✿Orange Leaf: 1 oz of frozen yogurt free for each A on a report card. ✿Pizza Hut: Each marking period, any child who has 3 A’s or the equivalent thereof, will receive one Personal Pan Pizza and a small soft drink or carton of milk by presenting his or her report card to the manager. ✿Sonic Drive-In: Offers free goodies for good grades. ✿Texas Roadhouse: You can get a free kids meal & choose a toy. ✿Wendy's: A report card with A's and B's earns a delicious treat. Be sure to show the cashier your report card before ordering. .
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