Reward Chart Maker
Create sticker, chore and behaviour charts to tick on screen or print.
How to use the Reward Chart Maker
- 1Choose a chart of tasks by day or a sticker goal, and enter the child's name, the tasks and the reward.
- 2Pick a theme and fonts; the preview updates as you type.
- 3Print the PDF for real stickers, or tick stickers on screen and print them with Print earned stickers.
About Reward Chart Maker
The Reward Chart Maker creates sticker charts, chore charts and behavior charts for children. Choose Tasks by day for a weekly grid with tasks down the side and the days you pick across the top, or Sticker goal for a set of spots to fill until the reward is earned. Add the child's name, a title, up to 12 tasks and the reward, and let the week start on Monday or Sunday.
Nine themes, among them stars, hearts, space, ocean and pets, give each chart its own sticker symbol and colors, and you can choose separate fonts for the title and the text. Weekly charts can run for up to six weeks with one page per week, and sticker goals range from 3 to 60 stickers. Faint outlines show where stickers go, which helps younger children.
You can tick stickers on screen and watch the progress toward the goal, or print the chart as a PDF or PNG and use real stickers on the fridge. Parents use the reward chart for potty training, bedtime routines and household chores, and teachers for classroom reward systems. Because the printable chart is plain paper, it works with any reward you agree on together.
Frequently asked questions
How many tasks should a reward chart have?
For young children two to four tasks work best. Keep the goal reachable within about a week so the reward stays motivating.
Are the ticked stickers saved?
No. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere; the ticks last only while the page is open. To keep them, turn on Print earned stickers and download the PDF.
Can I print the stickers already earned?
Turn on Print earned stickers and the spots you ticked on screen are printed filled in.
How do I make a reward chart work?
Pick a few clear, specific tasks, put the sticker on right after the task is done and praise the effort. Agree on the reward in advance, keep the goal reachable within days for young children, and swap in new tasks once the old ones have become habits.
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