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My Credit Chart
A dry erase reward and behavior chart to help children 7 and up learn and practice positive behaviors, activities, and skills.
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About My Credit Chart
Grounded in the philosophy of Encourage & Praise™, the My Credit Chart can help your child practice positive behaviors, skills, and independence. This behavior and reward chart is dry erase and comes with sticky mounting pads. Ages 7+
What's Included
- A Large wall Chart (11" W x 17" H) to hang in a central point to monitor progress
- The chart comes pre-printed with the following activities: Dressed Myself, Washed and Brushed My Teeth, Eaten a Healthy Breakfast, Eaten Fruit, Eaten Vegetables, Drunk Plenty of Water, Tidied My Bedroom, Helped Around the House, Did My Homework, Did Something Active, and Been Kind and Thoughtful
- A Supportive Information Sheet with a practical example, tips and guidelines to help you and your child get the best results from your chart
- Sticky Mounting Pads and a Dry Erase Marker
How to Use the My Credit Chart
Upon opening your chart, encourage your child to write their name with the dry erase maker provided.
You may like to give a brief explanation that this chart will help them complete daily activities and that it will be their responsibility to checkmark a box on completion of doing so.
Everyday activities are covered in the checklist. Decide together what else you would like to concentrate on and write them in the boxes provided.
Each time your child completes a task, they can put a checkmark in the appropriate box. Add up the checkmarks each day and enter them in the totals box.
Together with your child, set the rewards they will use their achievements towards. The rewards do not have to be expensive gifts, just the simple things they enjoy.
You do not have to set a reward in each of the bronze, silver, and gold boxes, ideally choose one with a target that your child feels encouraged to achieve each day.
Use the bottom box as a reward for completing seven days of activities.
At the end of each week wipe clean with a dry cloth.
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