⭐ Reward Chart Maker: Make and Print a Sticker Chart for Kids

How to use it

1. 1. Name the goal and list the tasks

   Write the child's name and a short title, then list the tasks or behaviours one per line. Three to five is plenty, and short, positive wording works best.

2. 2. Choose days or steps

   Pick Days of the week for a daily routine that repeats weekly. Pick A number of steps, from 5 to 30, when the goal is to earn a set number of stickers, whatever the day.

3. 3. Write the reward

   Say what the child is working towards, such as a trip to the park or choosing the film on Friday. It is printed at the bottom of the chart where everyone can see it.

4. 4. Print and start

   Press Make the chart, check it, then press Print the chart. Put it where the child can reach it and add a sticker or a tick in a box each time the task is done.

Ideas for class and home

• Morning and bedtime routines

  List the small jobs that cause rushing, such as getting dressed, brushing teeth and packing the bag. A week of ticks shows the child what is going well.

• Reading and homework habits

  Use a step chart with ten boxes for ten reading sessions. When the last box is filled, the child has earned the reward and can see the progress along the way.

• A whole class or small group goal

  Make one chart for the table group with helpful behaviours down the side. Add a sticker each day the group does them, and celebrate when the week is full.

• Potty training and new skills

  Choose one tiny step as the only task and a long row of step boxes. Each sticker is a small win, and the child can count the boxes left.