Lesson planner · classroom toolsBehavior Chart Maker
Make a printable behavior chart or sticker reward chart in a minute. Write positive goals, choose a design and print.
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Writing goals that work
Effective behavior charts use a few positive, specific goals ("Keep hands and feet to myself") rather than rules about what not to do. Keep it to two to four goals, review them at the end of each day, and celebrate progress, not perfection.
Two kinds of chart
- Weekly goals chart: goals down the side and days across the top. Add a sticker or stamp when a goal is met.
- Sticker / reward chart: 10 to 30 numbered spaces. When the chart is full, the student earns the reward you agreed.
Good practice
- Agree the goals and the reward with the student.
- Keep individual charts private (a folder or desk) rather than on the wall.
- Pair the chart with specific praise: say what they did well.
The UK spelling is "behaviour chart"; the chart works just the same.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a behavior chart?
Choose the chart type, write two to four positive goals, pick a design and press Print chart. The preview updates as you type.
What should I put on a reward chart?
A small number of clear, positive goals the student can achieve, and a reward that is quick and meaningful, such as choosing a game or extra reading time.
Can I make a sticker chart?
Yes. Choose "Sticker / reward chart" and pick 10 to 30 spaces.