Reward Charts
Star Reward Chart
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Star Reward Chart
School Life resource
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Five blank goals across Monday to Sunday, with one outline star in each daily box. Agree a small, achievable goal, colour stars for progress and write a reward below the chart.
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How to use a weekly star reward chart
This free A4 reward chart has five blank goal rows and seven day columns, from Monday to Sunday. Write in your own goals and colour the printed stars; stickers are optional.
- Choose one achievable action together to start with. Leave unused goal rows blank.
- Write a goal that you can recognise, such as putting a reading book in the school bag.
- Colour the star in that day’s box when the agreed action is completed.
- Review the week together and agree the next small step. Use the reward space for an activity your child enjoys.
Try this example
Example goal: “Put my reading book in my bag after reading.” Colour Monday’s star after packing it. An example reward is choosing a game to play together after three completed days.
A missed day can stay blank. Set a fresh opportunity for tomorrow and recognise the effort made; the chart does not need to be perfect.
Resource updated · PrimaryKit
About this resource
- Category
- School Life
- Type
- Reward Charts
- Year group
- All Years
- Format
- A4 PDF
Good for
- Morning routine: bed, teeth, bag ready
- Two-week focus on one behaviour goal only
- Letting child choose the weekend reward in advance
- Resetting grid each Monday for fresh start
