Free printable · PreK to Grade 2
Free reward chart and sticker chart
A sticker chart makes progress easy to see: each try earns a sticker, and when all eight spots are full, the child gets the prize they picked. Draw, write or stick a picture of the prize in the box.
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Make your own in seconds
Ask for a reward chart with more or fewer spots, a token board, or a chart for a goal, and SCAFLI makes it.
Try asking for:
- “reward chart”
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What it is
A simple reward chart for home or school, with a prize the child chooses.
How to use it
- Pick the prize together and put it in the box first.
- Give the sticker right after the try, and say what it was for.
- Give the prize as soon as the chart is full.
Three quick tips
- Eight is a good number to start; fewer is fine too.
- Reward trying, not only perfect.
- Start a new chart right away.
Questions
- How many stickers?
- Eight. SCAFLI can make charts with more or fewer.
- What goes in the prize box?
- A picture or the name of the prize the child picked.
- Is there a potty version?
- Yes. There is a free potty chart too.
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