sticker chart
Gold-star grid
A sticker chart is a behavioral tool, typically for children, where stickers are placed on a grid to track and reward completed tasks or good behavior.
Each sticker marks an accomplishment—brushing teeth, finishing homework, staying in bed.
Accumulating stickers often leads to a larger reward: If you fill your sticker chart, we'll go to the park.
- rewardPayment for service
- reward systemMechanism reinforcing desired behaviors
- gold starsSmall shiny achievement awards
- gold starSmall achievement marker
- behaviorManner of conducting oneself
good behavior · tracking · habit tracker · progress · incentive · classroom · chores · checkmarks · motivation · achievement · goals · kids · parenting · smiley faces · tokens · prizes · weekly · routine
- elementary schoolclassroom, student, first grade teacher, reading skills, teacher
- behavior changereinforcement, conditioning, positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, reward
- psych toolspsychological assessment, intake assessment, personality test, IQ test, screening tool
- disciplinemisconduct, violation, time-out, timeout, grounded
- housetrainingpotty training, toilet training, housebreaking, housebroken, house-trained
sticker chartdemerit system
Tracking infractions via points
detention slip · time-out · grounding · loss of privileges · penalty box
sticker chartintrinsic motivation
Desire from within oneself
natural consequences · self-directed learning · unschooling · free-range parenting · Montessori method
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