How do you use a reading reward chart?

Agree what earns a sticker: a book, a chapter, or ten minutes of reading. Keep the chart and the stickers by the bookshelf. Read together and talk about the book before adding the sticker. Celebrate the end with a trip to the bookshop or the library.

Can I change the tasks?

Yes: change any task, pick its picture from more than 70 icons, reorder them, add your own or take some away, up to ten.

Can I make one for each of my children?

Yes, with a family set: the same chart for two to eight children, each with their own name on their own page, for €9.90.

You get a landscape PDF at the paper size you choose, A4 or US Letter for most, ready to print at home as often as you like.

Reading Reward Chart

A reading reward chart turns reading into a journey: one sticker for every book, or for every ten minutes of reading, along a path to a reward at the end, a new book, perhaps. A simple way to build a reading habit at home, over the holidays or for a school reading challenge.

Make your chart · €5.90

Your child’s name · edit every task · 12 pictures · instant printable PDF

How many stickers?

The chart starts with 20 numbered spots and a reward at the end; choose anything from 10 to 50. Start small, so the first reward comes quickly, then print a longer chart for the next one.

How to use it

1.Agree what earns a sticker: a book, a chapter, or ten minutes of reading.
2.Keep the chart and the stickers by the bookshelf.
3.Read together and talk about the book before adding the sticker.
4.Celebrate the end with a trip to the bookshop or the library.

Tips

Choose 20 to 30 spots for a term or a holiday.
A new book is the perfect reward for reading.
Use it alongside a reading bingo card for more fun.
Teachers can print one for every child in a class.

Matching charts for brothers and sisters

A family set gives every child the same chart with their own name, two to eight of them, one page each. €9.90 for the whole family.

Make a family set →

Make your reading reward chart

It opens with this chart. Add your child’s name and their reward, change anything, pick a picture, and download the PDF the moment you pay.

Questions

How do you use a reading reward chart?: Agree what earns a sticker: a book, a chapter, or ten minutes of reading. Keep the chart and the stickers by the bookshelf. Read together and talk about the book before adding the sticker. Celebrate the end with a trip to the bookshop or the library.
Can I change the tasks?: Yes: change any task, pick its picture from more than 70 icons, reorder them, add your own or take some away, up to ten.
Can I make one for each of my children?: Yes, with a family set: the same chart for two to eight children, each with their own name on their own page, for €9.90.
How do I print it?: You get a landscape PDF at the paper size you choose, A4 or US Letter for most, ready to print at home as often as you like.