Fun Behavior Reward Chart for Kids – I Can Do It! Chore Chart for Kids with 3D Stars & Tiles – Good-Behavior Chart for Kids at Home or School for Focus, Responsibility, & More by Kenson Kids, 66 Pcs.

Great product tho some of the chores are very American and are different when received. My son loves it and it does the job. Just could do with some more better chore

It works exactly as you need it to. Very user. Friendly and is doing the job needed perfectly! Thank u

It was a bit small for the activities it was going to be used for, not enough spaces. Would be better if there were more blank spaces that could be written in to suit activities for the children. Has been abandoned for that reason.

First, my only issue with this star chart is a small one: the mat is a bit thin so sometimes our toddler will accidentally pull it off the fridge when removing stars or roughly putting stars on. But in the product's defense...toddlers are tiny bulls in china shops, so there's only so much we can do without super gluing it to a wall. Other than that, I love this star chart! It gives our 4 year old concrete visual evidence of how her week is going and lays out the expectations/goals for the week. I also love that the stars are velcro. They stick well and allow us to remove stars if the little one throws a fit or doesn't listen after the stars have been done. We have been using this star chart for about two months and have seen great progress with our little one. I think having defined goals as opposed to just asking her to "be good" or "be nice" or "be helpful" makes things easier for her. We also spend time discussing her day and what she did well and what she can improve on the next day. It gives her the opportunity to celebrate little victories and to discuss undesirable behaviors and why we don't do those things (hitting, not listening, being rude, throwing fits, whining...) and encourage her to work on it for the next day. We allow her to tell us what reward she would like at the beginning of the week (within reason, of course) and we remind her of the goal she is working toward every night. I think this is teaching her how to work towards a goal and showing her that there are rewards for good behavior. She had to learn the hard way about not reaching her goal and about how really bad behavior (an epic meltdown with screaming and crying because she didn't want to go to bed) can lose stars that she's already earned, which I believe is helping her to understand consequences. She didn't quite understand what "losing a star" meant until I had her remove the star from the chart and give it back to me. I could see it click in her head and she got quiet and sad. Of course, we don't like to see that, but it's an important learning experience and once she understood, she turned things around and had a great next day. I want to say that she's not a bad kid. In fact, she a really sweet, exuberant child. But toddlers are tiny cave people and this is a great tool in helping to incentivize good behavior. If you're looking for a way to use positive reinforcement to guide your little one, I think this one is great. It also feels durable and I have no doubt we will be using it for a long time.

OK so I just received this chart (less than 12 hours after I ordered it, you rock amazon) and I couldn't wait to review it. It is so cute and I love the idea of positive reinforcement over punishment when it comes to kids. So I would give this 5 stars except there are a few things I would change about it. I'll start with the pros. 1)it is super user friendly. Right away my 5 year old daughter understood the concept of the stars and the end prize to work toward. 2) um...so cute!! A few reviewers I saw were complaining about confusing pictures to depict the good behavior (I.e. a picture of a kid eating rudely to depict good table manners.) It looks like the company must have taken heed of the criticism because the picture is now of a little girl with her hands clasps politely and her food and silverware neatly on the table as if she is waiting patiently to eat. The illustrations are very cute and kid friendly. 3) I love all the options and that the tasks are interchangeable and easily switched around. So now the (small) changes I would make- 1) some of the tasks are a bit redundant. Like they have "playing well with others" and then also "no mean words" and then also "no harming others" those seem to me like pretty much the same thing. I would have much preferred to have more of the options to write my own. 2) furthermore, there are just enough of the yellow plastic bases for all the premade stickers but not enough for the "make your own" stickers. This means you would have to sacrifice a few of the premade stickers for the blank ones. I guess that isn't a huge deal since, as mentioned above, some are a bit redundant. 3) this is a silly one but it bugs me just the same, no dry erase marker in the set. You have the ability to write on the board with dry erase marker, I feel like, for the price, a simple marker would have really taken this product up a notch. 4)finally, I would have done away with the "days of the week" listed on top. Kids behavior can fluctuate so much throughout the day that it seems weird to give them one sticker for the entire day. I much prefer rewarding a behavior in the moment. People could have the option to write the days of the week at the top if they wanted to, but I don't like that method so having the days permanently written on the top irritates me. So that is everything. Overall a great purchase but just a few constructive criticisms. It would be awesome if the company were to read feedback from your everyday mom and adjust their product accordingly.

This is a cute and effective chore/goal chart. It’s easy to put together and start using. My 2 year old loves to earn stars and it has helped with Potty training! The pieces stick on like Velcro. They are easy to attach and detach so my daughter can be the one to reward herself. I bought two (one for my niece as well). They help motivate the kids to get along, share toys, and stay in bed during nap time. Nobody is perfect and we have 0-star days, but that’s not the chart’s fault!!

Works great. Nothing but positive things to say. We have a 7 yr old son with Adhd and sensory processing disorder. Getting him to do a simple task is stressful. We’ve tried making all different types of reward charts but they had very little appeal to him. But then I found this. Pros 1. It is very colorful so that is catches his attention 2. The pieces are just right size for him to handle 3. Great adhesions but to not to difficult for my son to pull off and replace the stars 4. Comes with plenty of different choices for routines, chores and tasks . Basically had everyone that need and ones that we didn’t know that we needed 5. The picture are colorful, fun, age appropriate and descriptive so my son knows what task is 6. Just the right size for a refrigerator or door without overtaking the area. I can’t say enough

I got this for my 2.5 year old as a last ditched effort to take naps again. I added 2 more problem areas to the chart that came with the stickers and 1 area she excels at (brushing teeth) to give her that positive reinforcement. We go to our star chart every night right before bed and she gets SO excited to earn her stars. I didn’t realize that although the nap one doesn’t work all the time, it has helped tremendously with potty training. She still has accidents even though she’s potty trained, but the Star chart has really enforced having no accidents. My daughter works really well with incentives like this and stickers so I’d recommend it to any parents who’s kid responds well to that praise. It’s an amazing tool and really well made. Highly recommend!