Three steps to a printed page
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Type the child's name, the goal and the reward. Any of them can be left blank to write in.
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Choose how many stickers fill the chart. Five to ten for little kids, more for older ones.
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Press Print and stick it on the fridge at their eye level.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I write in the behavior chart's goal?
One clear behavior, like "Listening the first time". Kids do best working on one thing at a time.
How many sticker spaces should a reward chart have?
For ages 2 to 4, 5 to 10 spaces. For ages 5 to 8, 10 to 20. Older kids can work toward 30 or more if the reward is bigger. The first chart should be easy to finish.
Can I make a reward chart without stickers?
Yes. Kids can color in each star, or you can stamp it or draw a smiley face. Choose circles or squares if you use round stickers or stamps.
Can I print a reward chart for more than one child?
Print one chart, change the name, and print again. Each child having their own chart avoids arguments about whose sticker is whose.