rewardpaper

noun
UK /rɪˈwɔːdˌpeɪpə/
US /rɪˈwɔːrdˌpeɪpər/

A special paper you get as a prize for doing something good.

The teacher gave Mia a rewardpaper for helping clean the classroom.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A paper coupon you can trade for a small treat.

He saved his rewardpaper to get a free cookie at the bakery.

3. A printed note that says 'well done'.

Grandpa framed the rewardpaper I got for reading ten books.

4. Paper money given as a bonus.

The shop handed out a rewardpaper to every kid who finished the puzzle.