A thirty-square goal chart, a weekly table with four name boxes, and a rocket climbing a column of ten star spaces to a moon.

Can one chart be used for more than one child?

Yes. The family chart has four blank name boxes down the side, one row for each child.

What is the difference between the styles?

Crayon fun is bright and hand-drawn, space night is cream outlines on deep navy, and black and white is a plain outline with nothing filled.

Can I ask for a different theme?

Yes. A theme such as unicorns can be asked for, and the charts are drawn to that request.

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Sticker chart: goal chart, family chart, rocket climb

Sticker charts — a grid of thirty empty squares titled "Sticker Chart" with a blank line "My goal:" at the top and a small gift box drawn in the last square, cheerful hand-drawn children's illustration with chunky crayon outlines, rounded shapes and friendly stars and gift boxes

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A printable sticker chart for building one habit a sticker at a time, with a reward at the end. Parents and teachers give a sticker each time the goal is met. The three charts are a thirty-square goal chart with a gift box in the last square, a weekly table with four blank name boxes for several children, and a rocket climbing ten star spaces toward a reward. Each comes in three styles.

a goal chart for one habit at home
a classroom wall with a row for each pupil
a reward chart for a club or small group

Frequently asked questions

What is on the page?: A thirty-square goal chart, a weekly table with four name boxes, and a rocket climbing a column of ten star spaces to a moon.
Can one chart be used for more than one child?: Yes. The family chart has four blank name boxes down the side, one row for each child.
What is the difference between the styles?: Crayon fun is bright and hand-drawn, space night is cream outlines on deep navy, and black and white is a plain outline with nothing filled.
Can I ask for a different theme?: Yes. A theme such as unicorns can be asked for, and the charts are drawn to that request.

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