Funky Monkey House Reward Chart, A4 Size, Blue Stars, Includes FREE Star Stickers and Pen - Kid's Reward Chart

• A4 reward chart, colourful design, free stickers, free pen

Product description Reward charts are now recognised as a simple, successful and highly effective way to encourage good behaviour in children. All children enjoy the recognition of doing well and reward charts are an easy way to say "well done" to your child. Rewarding a child as they grow is an important part of their development. They respond positively to receiving a smiley face or a reward sticker and good behaviour can be encouraged with the promise of a reward. The reward doesn't need to be sweets or a present, it can take the form of a story, a walk or a bicycle ride) The important thing is to make it fun. Positive motivation, prompt acknowledgement of good behaviour and ensuring the whole process is fun will be the key to making the Reward Chart a success and with the correct encouragement, children also learn to understand and respond well, even when no reward sticker has been given after they have been naughty. Keeping a reward chart ensures you both stop and recognise the things that are done right and gives your child something to aim for, so they want to try to keep the good behaviour up. This reward chart is A4 (210mm x 297mm) in size professionally printed onto a 135gsm silk paper with a laminated coating to the front (not home encapsulated) allowing you to write on and wipe off as often as you like. It is large enough for you to write on and add stickers, draw smiley faces or ticks and crosses, and for your child to see easily and clearly. Our Reward Charts come with a write on wipe off pen and 40+ stickers to get you started. Stickers and dry wipe pen style may vary from the ones shown. Rewards charts are reusable and the stickers are removeable. Stickers are not reusable unless removed carefully. Stickers and dry wipe pen style may vary from the one in the image. Directions 1. Write on the chart using the provided pen to record your child's achievements. 2. Add stickers to the chart to reward good behavior. 3. Remove stickers when necessary, as they are reusable. 4. Wipe off the chart with a damp cloth to erase any unwanted marks, allowing for reuse.