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blank reward chart template, which is commonly used to help children track their behavior, chores, or achievements over the course of a week. This particular chart includes:
- A space to write a child’s name.
- Five rows for different tasks or goals (with blank boxes to label).
- Seven columns for each day of the week (Monday through Sunday).
- Circles next to each day where stickers or marks can be placed to indicate completion.
- A section at the bottom to specify the reward.
How to Use This Chart:
1.
Fill in the child's name in the blank line after "Reward Chart for".
2.
Write specific tasks or goals in the five blank boxes on the left (e.g., “Make bed,” “Brush teeth,” “Clean room,” etc.).
3.
Each day, if the child completes the task, they can place a sticker or mark in the corresponding circle.
4. At the end of the week, if all or most tasks are completed, the child earns the
reward written at the bottom.
Example:
Let’s say you’re using this chart for a 6-year-old named Lily. You might fill it out like this:
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Name: Lily
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Tasks:
1. Make bed
2. Brush teeth twice
3. Clean up toys
4. Say please and thank you
5. Read for 10 minutes
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Reward: Pick a movie night with popcorn!
Then, every time Lily completes a task, she gets a sticker. After a full week of good behavior, she gets her reward.
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Since the image is just a
template, there’s no specific problem to solve unless you have a particular goal in mind (e.g., designing a custom reward system). Let me know if you'd like help filling it out for a specific purpose!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable reward charts for kindergarten.
