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Printable reward chart
A page of numbered spaces to fill with stickers, stamps, or a marker. Choose how many it takes to finish — four for a toddler who needs a win today, fifty for a long haul — and the grid lays itself out to fit the page.
Put the reward itself on the chart. "10 stickers = movie night" is a promise a four-year-old can hold on to; a blank chart with no finish line is just homework.
Prints as “My Reward Chart”. Leave blank for a spare.
Free • prints on US Letter • made in your browser, names never uploaded
One for every child
Paste a class list and get one PDF with a named chart per student — 22 kids is 22 pages, not 22 edits. The Classroom Pack also removes the footer credit.
Classroom Pack — $12 onceQuestions
- How many stickers should a reward chart have?
- Match it to the child's patience, not the calendar. Under four, keep it to ten or fewer so the finish line stays visible. Five- and six-year-olds can work toward twenty or thirty.
- What size are the sticker spaces?
- The spaces scale with how many you ask for — a 10-space chart gives you big circles that fit standard reward stickers, while a 50-space chart prints smaller spots for stamps or marker dots.
- Can I print a reward chart without a name on it?
- Yes — leave the name blank and the chart prints with a generic heading, which is handy if you want a stack of spares in the drawer.
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