Treat your kids to a special something for bringing home a good report card with these kids’ rewards. From free doughnuts to car insurance companies with good student discounts, we’ve listed them all below.
And if it’s not report card season yet, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered with all the restaurant freebies and deals, plus a list of places where kids eat free, no matter what grades your kids bring home.
Where to Get Report Card Rewards and Freebies
Offers, prices, and local participation may vary. In fact, these freebies-for-good-grades programs are often offered by certain local franchises. Consider our guide a starting point; call ahead and see if any locations near you participate.
If your child is homeschooled or attends a Montessori school, contact your local restaurants/businesses and inquire whether they recognize academic achievements from these school settings for good grade freebies.
Krispy Kreme: Free Doughnuts for Every A
Some Krispy Kreme stores reward students with a free doughnut for every A on their report card. Students can earn up to six free doughnuts, no purchase necessary. Check if your local Krispy Kreme participates.
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Chick-fil-A: Free Nuggets for a Good Report Card
Your local Chick-fil-A may offer a freebie like a 5-pack of chicken nuggets when students bring in a report card with As and Bs. Since Chick-fil-As are independently owned, be sure to check with your local Chick-fil-A to see if they participate in this offer.
Chuck E. Cheese: Play Points for Students With a Straight A Report Card
Chuck E. Cheese offers kids 10 free Play Points for their outstanding schoolwork when they fill out the Super Student Certificate and bring it to their local restaurant. They also offer rewards for graduation, sports participation, a lost tooth, and being a good patient.
Applebee’s: Free Kids’ Meal for Students That Excel in School
The "A is for Applebee’s" Reward is good for a free kids’ meal for students 12 and under with the purchase of an entree. Schools and libraries can request these cards through select Applebee's operated by participating management companies (SSCP, The Rose Group) and hand them out to deserving students at their discretion.
McDonald’s: Free Happy Meal or Value Meal With a Straight A Report Card
Your McDonald’s may offer students in grades K - fifth a Happy Meal, or a free Value Meal for students in sixth - twelfth when they bring their straight A report card.
Be sure to contact your local McD’s to see if they offer this promotion.
Pizza Hut: Free Personal Pan Pizza for Reading Accomplishments
Pizza Hut’s Book It program rewards students’ reading accomplishments in Pre-K - sixth grade with free personal pan pizza when they hit their reading goals each month from June 1 - Aug. 31.
Cold Stone Creamery: Free Ice Cream With a Straight A Report Card
At some Cold Stone locations, you can trade in your straight A report card for a free ice cream. Kiddos can get this treat from kindergarten - fifth grade.
Make sure to double-check your local Cold Stone because only a few locations may have this deal available.
Peter Piper Pizza: Free Soft Serve Cone, Root Beer Float, or 7-Inch Pizza for Good Grades
Students with good grades can score a free soft serve cone, root beer float, or 7-inch pizza at Peter Piper Pizza through the Student Incentive Program. Fill out the online Contact Us form or call your local Peter Piper restaurant for details for that location.
Banks will give kids money for earning good grades.
Some banks will give you $1 for those As and $0.50 for the Bs. Here are just a few banks that reward a good report card, but you may want to call your local bank or credit union to see if they participate in a similar program.
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Alpine Bank has a quarterly drawing where winners receive $10 for every A, 4, or E, and $5 for every B, 3, or S in up to five main subjects. There’s a potential to earn $50 for a straight A report card.
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AmFirst Federal Credit Honor Dollars Bonus program deposits $10 into your child’s account when you bring in a report card with all As and Bs.
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Discovery Federal Credit Union deposits $1 into a Youth savings account for every “A” earned (up to $5 per quarter for each quarter of the school year).
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First Southern National Bank deposits $1 into a First Southern Statement Savings account for every “A” a student makes on their report card (up to $10 per grading period).
Car insurance companies reward young drivers who do well in school.
Students may be eligible for lower car insurance costs when they have a good report card. Here’s a list of a few companies that offer discounts. Call ahead to make sure you qualify with your insurer.
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Allstate will let single full-time students under the age of 25 save when they get good grades. Ask your local insurer about the Good Grades Discount.
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Farmers Insurance gives full-time students younger than 25 a Good Student discount. To qualify, students must have a 3.0 or better GPA, be on the dean’s list or honor roll, or be in the top 20% of their class, or be home-schooled students in the top 20% on standardized testing.
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Geico auto insurance offers up to 15% off certain coverages when a student keeps a B average.
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Nationwide offers a good student discount on auto insurance for drivers 16 - 24 who are full-time high school or college students and maintain a minimum B average.
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State Farm will give students a discount up to 25% when they get good grades with a 3.0 GPA or higher. These savings go up to 25 years of age.
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Travelers rewards full-time high school or college students ages 16 - 24 with a discount when they maintain a B average (3.0 GPA or its equivalent) or are in the upper 20% of their class.
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Liberty Mutual offers car insurance discounts for students under the age of 25 who achieve at least a B average.
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