Review on Magnetic Chore Chart For Kids - 80+ Chores, Track Up To 3 Toddlers’ Home Or Classroom Learning, Potty Training, And Behavioural Routine With Daily Star Chart And Reward System by Robert Lee

I searched lots of reward charts and really love this one. The variety chores and behaviors are way more practical than others I saw and also allow your child to grow with the chart. The only one I wish it had that it doesn’t is "no tantrums” but they do include blank tiles that you can write your own on. All the tiles and stars do have to be manually punched out but I did find this to be an easy task.We’re using this with our oldest who is almost 3 but it’s great that the color coded stars allow for 3 kids. We’ll definitely grow with this chart.You could also easily use these tiles to create a daily visual schedule as well. With the addition of a few more tiles (like play date or doctor appointment and morning/afternoon/evening) this would be a one stop shop. If you’re interested in using it this way you could easily use a little creativity for what’s missing and already have most of what you’d need.Getting to put a star on is very motivating for my son and this is a great fit. He struggles with tantrums when it comes to transitioning from one activity to the next and I’m really pleased that he’s so excited. After going through the chart once he was able to look at it and tell me almost all the items by their picture (he’ll be 3 in February). I will say he’s able to express himself verbally very well. It might be harder with a child you couldn’t really talk through it with.