Kids Reward Chart with Stickers, 6 Behaviour Charts & 360 Reusable Stickers | Reusable Sticker Sheets, Visual Goal Tracking, Daily Habit Building, Homework Tasks, Classroom Activities, Family Routine

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• School Routine Support: help your child settle into a new term with a clear reward chart for morning tasks, homework, reading, chores, toilet training, bedtime, and behaviour goals; The visual layout lets children see what they are working on each day, while parents or teachers can give stickers after small actions are completed; It is useful for back to school routines at home, nursery, reception, primary class, or child care settings Six Chart Set: you will receive 6 behaviour charts and 6 sticker sheets with 360 reusable stickers in total, giving families enough pieces for more than one child, several weekly goals, or separate home and classroom uses; Each chart has blank spaces for writing tasks, so you can choose goals that match your child, such as brushing teeth, packing a school bag, staying seated, sharing toys, completing homework, or using the toilet Safari Animal Design: the colourful safari animal theme gives children a friendly way to follow daily progress without making the chart feel too formal; Place it on a bedroom wall, fridge, classroom board, playroom shelf, or study corner where your child can check it often; The animal stickers can be used as small rewards after each task, helping children connect routine building with a simple visible result Parent and Teacher Use: use these charts for toddlers, preschool children, and primary school pupils who respond well to visual reminders; Parents can track habits before and after school, while teachers and childminders can use them for class behaviour, group tasks, tidy up time, reading practice, or attendance routines; The simple format helps adults explain expectations in a calm and consistent way Clear Daily Goals: choose a few tasks, write them on the chart, and add a sticker when your child finishes each step; This makes progress easy to see during busy school mornings, evenings, or weekend routines; The chart works best for short and specific goals, such as put shoes away, finish reading, wash han