3 to 5 Year Olds

You can start using a Reward Chart with your child once he's about three years old. It's important to keep the number of 'steps' on the chart less than ten, and make sure you recognize the halfway mark with a small treat - a fun activity at home, baking or a simple game would be ideal.

This age group is easily distracted, so be clear about what you are using the chart to encourage - good listening or no more tantrums - or even just saying please. Preschoolers work best when they know what's expected of them, so Reward Charts work excellently once your child knows the House Rules.

Keep him focused by heaping on the praise when he moves up the chart. Let him chose the end reward from a range of three, to help him remember just what he's are working to achieve.


Pirate Supernanny Superstars Reward Chart

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Yo, ho, ho! Get your kids shipshape as they collect treasures in the sand and make their way on board the Pirate's boat. Download and cut out the pirate character, sticking a photo of her head on it so she can become captain of her own ship!

Fairies and Flowers Supernanny Superstars Reward Chart

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The garden's in bloom as your child makes her way through the friendly flowers to the fairy queen's palace. Download and cut out the character, sticking a photo of her head on, so she knows it's really her who's moving up the chart!

Rocket Kid Supernanny Superstars Reward Chart

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5, 4, 3, 2, 1... blast off! An astronaut in his rocket ship, your child zooms through the stars and passes by funny, green aliens before he reaches the planet he's aiming for. Don't forget to download and cut out the character, then stick a photo of your child's head inside his helmet!