Printable classroom reward chart

How do I make a classroom reward chart?

Pick a layout: class rules, star chart, classroom helpers, medals and badges or birthdays. Type the rules or the students' names, one per line, and they show up on the page. With the fields empty, the page comes out blank to fill in by hand. Everything is drawn in outline, ready to color and light on ink.

How to make it

1. Pick the layout: Class rules, Stars, Helpers, Medals and badges or Birthdays.
2. Type the rules, the jobs or the phrases, one per line. Or leave the field empty.
3. For the star chart and the birthdays, type the students' names.
4. Tap Print the sheet and hang it in the classroom.

The five layouts

• Class rules: a framed poster with up to ten numbered rules and a space for the class to sign.
• Star chart: the students in the rows and nine outline stars for each one. The top of the columns is blank so you can write the day or the task. A page fits 25 students.
• Classroom helpers: one card per job, like helper of the day and line leader, with plenty of room for the name.
• Medals and badges: twelve outline pieces to color and cut out, with phrases like Well done and Reader of the week.
• Birthdays: the twelve months, each with six lines for the name and the day.

Teacher tips

• Write the rules together with the class. A rule the students helped to make is easier to remember.
• Go for phrases that say what to do, like Walk slowly in the room, instead of phrases that start with do not.
• Laminate the helpers poster and write the names with a dry-erase marker. Another idea is to clip each name on with a clothespin.
• On the star chart, pick one goal at a time, like putting supplies away, and write the goal at the top of the page.
• Print the medals on heavier paper. After coloring and cutting, add a piece of tape to stick them on a shirt.
• To pick the helpers of the week at random, use the name picker.

Birthday chart

Left blank, the chart comes with the twelve months and six lines in each. If you type the names with the date, like Anna 3/12 for March 12, each student shows up in the right month, in order of day.

A line with no date is left off the chart. With more than six birthdays in the same month, the first six days are shown and the others are left to write by hand on another page.

Privacy

The page is built on your device. The texts and the names are stored only there, so they come back on your next visit. Nothing is sent anywhere.

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