Learning Resources Good Job Reward Chart

Limited and it didn’t work for our kiddo. I don’t feel it worth the money paid for.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves seeing his chart fill up with magnets as he completes his responsibilities each day! At the end of the week, he gets to pick a special treat.

This reward chart has worked really well for our daughter who has just turned 5. It promotes a sense of responsibility without being too overwhelming, enabling the child to take control. For example, there are options for the child to choose their own criteria, such as making their own bed, brushing teeth and tidying up. This could also be useful for parents who's child struggles with certain elements of routine as it can be adapted accordingly. Our daughter enjoyed writing her own name on the board too, unlike other reward charts I have seen it is simple and easy for a child to use. You can customize your own magnets aswell if needed, so for example you could add something like "washing the car" for older children!

I love this good job reward chart. I got it for my homeschooled 4 year old. We were really struggling to find a new routine after covid. He refused to leave me to get on with the chores I needed to do in the day. Now he helps me with them. The chart comes with loads of magnetic suggestions like make your bed or put washing in the basket. It also comes with blank ones you can write on. I love the idea of the blank ones but my son tends to rub them off while he is pointing to the chore. So I have gone back to the ones provided (they are fab, more than enough to choose from) Thanks to this chart (we call it the chore chart) he is so eager every morning to do all his chores. It comes with a compartment to put a small toy (we put a sweet in) so every morning if he has done his chores the day before he gets the excitement of opening it up and collecting his sweets. It is very well made, my one and only complaint is the line where you write the name got rubbed off while I was writing his name again. I now write his name a little higher and we have had no other problems.

We were slightly dubious at first about introducing a reward chart with the children, but after some consideration, we thought we would try it. This reward chart is lovely and bright, and unlike paper ones, it's built to last! It features a magnetic board, a box to put your own surprises in, and a large opening that can store all the lovely bright magnets that come with it! Some of the magnets show tasks to do, some are things they may of done well, and there is lots of ticks and thumbs up for encouragement. I especially like the blank magnets, as my 4 year old can be set little tasks like 'pick up teddies' etc which can be written on and rubbed off to change. After using the chart for two weeks, I can gladly say, that it is really working, and the boys come down in the morning to see what they can do that day to earn a special surprise at the end of the week.! I would say that this would be great in both schools and at home!