66 Pack Classroom Incentive Chart in 2 Designs with 2024 Star Stickers for Classroom Teaching or Family Using

Good quality. Colors vibrant. The weight of the paper was as expected. I was truly pleased.

bought this. for my 3yr old son. now we use stars to reward whatever good habits/behaviors we want to train him. And one chart is exactly good for one week tracking. We make deals about how he can trade this stars for new toys or screen time, and he love it. We are really making a lot progress

I use these sticker charts with my class! They earn different things when they complete a row and big prize when you finish the whole thing. Lived these charts!

Pros:-Great quality-Cheap price-Large quantity-Can be marked to mirror a calendar for daily behavior tracking-Bright colors/Great designCons:-Small charts and star stickers (about the size of an adult hand)-It's small size might be easy to misplace/lose track of for a child if you don't pin it to a wall or fridgeThe charts are roughly the size of my hand from tip of finger to base of palm. I was pleasantly surprised the charts are actually really good quality. They are thicker than paper but not on the thickness of card stock. They are easy to bend and have a very glossy feel to them. The star stickers that come with it are about as big as the tip of your finger.We've used the top row to mark Sunday through Saturday, to make it much like a calendar. It works perfectly are the top row is slightly thinner than the rest of the rows and there are seven columns across. If you don't count the top row, there are five rows beneath it, but if you want to put stars in the top row, then you have six rows and seven columns. (Roughly 35-42 stars can fit on one chart).This chart looks amazing and I think this will be perfect for daily habit tracking. My partner and I are using it to track a daily work out schedule. We love it! It is really motivating to look at. So, I think this is good for children and adults. Everyone could use a chart to help build habits.I will note that because of it's small size, be careful not to set it down somewhere out of sight. It seems like it might be easy to loose. Would do best to tack up on a bulletin board or on the fridge somewhere. Good luck!

I didn't realize how tiny these are! Something a little bigger that can be well displayed for my kids will make more of an impact when implementing the star chart.

I use these in my classroom. The kids like the variety of styles so they get a choice in what their chart will look like.

As shown we love these and there’s sooooo many of them !!! Perfect for our prizes

Kids love these!!