Okay, real talk: a reward chart only works if it stays in front of the child, and paper charts love to disappear. These incentive charts print right onto sticky notes, so they stick to a desk, a folder or a planner and stay put.
What is in it
- 10 chart designs, including gum, stars, popcorn, popsicles, monsters and books
- 2 lengths of every chart, so you can make a goal shorter or longer
- Editable title and name lines you type in before printing
- Sticky note templates for top fed and side fed printers
- 45 pages, printable PDF
How to print on sticky notes
Type the names and goals, print the template on plain paper, stick a sticky note on each box, and run the page through your printer again. Prefer something sturdier? Print them on cardstock for adhesive pockets instead. See every design in the Sticky Note Incentive Charts preview on TPT.
How to use them
Give a child a chart for a behavior goal, homework or nightly reading, and let them color a space each time they meet it. Use the shorter chart for a quick win and the longer one to stretch a goal. They work for 1 student or a whole table group.
What teachers are saying
It holds 4.9 stars from 251 ratings.
"Love being able to print these and use them without stapling or taping!"
"These are fantastic! Easy to prep, colorful, and neat!"
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Print a few, stick them on, and let your students watch their progress fill in.
Get Sticky Note Incentive Charts on TPT
Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.
Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers
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