Printable Reward Charts and Sticker Charts to Fill In Yourself

Type the goals, pick the days, and print a one-page chart with a box to tick, star or sticker.

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Charts for home 4

The general chart for any goal, then charts that open on the steps of one routine: potty training, bedtime and brushing teeth.

Reward Chart to Fill In and Print, for Stickers, Stars or TicksType a name under Names on the chart and your goals under Your goals, then press Print the chart.
Potty Reward Chart to PrintChange the potty steps to your words and print a week of boxes for ticks or stickers. Pull pants down by yourself · Sit on the potty · Pee in the potty
Free Printable Staying in Bed Reward Chart for a Week of BedtimesType your bedtime steps, keep a row for staying in bed, and print seven nights on one page.
Teeth Brushing Sticker Chart for Morning and Night, to PrintTwo rows, morning and night, across 7 days: 14 boxes to print and fill with stickers. Brush in the morning · Brush at night

Reading and the classroom 3

A reading chart for one child, a chart of kind acts and a chart a whole class fills together.

Reading Reward Chart That Adds Up Each Reader's PointsType reading goals or book titles, give each row points, and print a week with a total for each reader.
Reward Chart Ideas for Classroom Tables, Teams and the Whole ClassType your table names, pick the goals, and print a Monday to Friday points chart on one page. Table ready with books open · Everyone at the table had a turn
Kindness Chart to Print, with Kind Acts to Tick Off Each DayA weekly chart of kind acts to type and print: acts for home, school, friends, a whole class and the neighborhood, with a box for each day.

A reward chart is a grid for the fridge door: goals down the side, days across the top, and a box to fill each time a goal is met. Every page in this set opens the same chart maker on a different job, with its own sample and its own list of wordings to borrow.

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One page is the general chart, for stickers, stars or ticks. Others start from a single routine, such as potty training or bedtime, and three are for a reading log, kind acts and a whole class.

On each page you type a name or leave it out, keep 1 to 12 rows, choose a tick or points for each box, and print one page. Names stay in this browser. The pages quote what named health bodies say and add no advice of their own.

Charts for home 4

Reading and the classroom 3

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