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Write up to four goals, add a sticker or a star each day, and agree on a reward together.
A reward chart works best when it is simple, positive and agreed together. This weekly chart has space for up to four clear goals — brushing teeth, reading for ten minutes, tidying toys — and a box for each day where your child adds a sticker or colours a star. At the bottom, you decide together what the reward will be and how many stars it takes. Three designs (stars, animals, space) keep it fun.
Best for ages 3–10
One or two for young children, up to four for older ones. Fewer, clear goals work better than a long list.
They help build new habits when goals are clear and positive; the aim is to stop using the chart once the habit is in place.
Yes, switch the page to Arabic: the days and text change and the chart reads from right to left.
Prefer practising on a tablet? Adaptive maths practice — offline, safe and free on Google Play.