Carson Dellosa Mini Incentive Chart With Reward Stickers, Reward Chart for Kids for Homework Assignments, Attendance, Positive Behavior, Chores, Potty Training Progress

These are cute little sticker charts. I love that the stickers travel in a path to get to the "reward" instead of just being the traditional 4x5 grid.The set comes with many stickers for your charts. The charts themselves are roughly the size and thickness of oragami paper.I am using these for my 3 year old for getting into bed on time. So far, the chart seems to be a good incentive and my child gets exicited to put a sticker on the chart in the morning.Nice little behavior chart. The small size allows you to keep these pretty much anywhere without it being obnoxious.

Goes great for paw print theme in the classroom!

Very cute incentive charts. I use in Sunday school classroom to encourage nice coloring on activity pages. I reward them with a Scooby Doo graham cracker "bone" when they get to the end of the sticker chart.

I use these EVERY day for 2 kids to ease our bedtime routine. My kids get them in the a.m. and put their stickers on. They are SUPER thin, but I keep them in a ziplock and it is fine. I like the trail leading to a special reward of the child's choice.

Love these for potty training. We were using m&ms or jelly beans but I wanted to get away from the candy. These sticker charts were super motivating for my 2.5 year old.

I use these to track my students' A.R. quizzes and they love them.

The reward cards are just thin paper and not at all sturdy. The coloring on the cards is pretty basic quality, not great or eye catching. I do like that the bone stickers are not too small. They are about the size of a fingernail on a ring finger and match the reward chart circle outlines perfectly. This is a decent, basic reward chart for a younger student. I have found other options with more exciting detail and sturdier card stock reward charts.

I just love these charts!!! I used them the year I taught 2nd grade and still use them in my 5th grade classroom. I give stickers for 100's, acts of kindness, etc. My 5th graders just love getting a new chart. These are great quality and my "go to" incentive charts. I buy several packages each year. Just a suggestion. When a student gets a new chart I number it at the top and we have a friendly competition to see who can get the most charts during the school year. That student gets a certificate and a small gift card to their favorite restaurant. I have also used these for behavior plans with great success!

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