Getting kids to behave is a difficult thing a lot of the time. Kids don’t have a great understanding or appreciation for following rules or getting things done. But getting kids to help around the house or perform helpful tasks can be a lot easier when they have a visual representation of their progress.
Chore charts are a great way to help with this. I love the idea of having stickers they can place each time they do something awesome. When they have enough stickers, they can trade them in for a prize.
Currently my boys are saving up their cash for a Nintendo Switch, which they are super excited about. They are doing chores around the house and helping in our neighborhood to earn cash to buy their prize. These chore reward charts are perfect for keeping track of their hard work.

For the Reward Chart, simply print on heavy card stock and hang up. You could also laminate it to make it reusable.
For the stickers, you can either print them out onto Avery 1 inch labels, or simply print them onto a full sticker sheet and cut them out with a 1-inch punch.
To download the printable files, simply click the photos below.
SUPER HERO CHORE REWARD CHART:
Hopefully you and your kiddos will enjoy these super awesome Chore Reward Sticker Charts to help you on your way to better behavior. Enjoy!
Nancy
Friday 7th of October 2022
Thank you so much for sharing these reward charts and stickers. My children love them and being able to see their progress encourages them to keep making good choices. They are learning to work for a goal.
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Casandra
Saturday 28th of August 2021
This is so awesome. Anyway to put a brown princess on the princess chart too?
Katie Reed
Sunday 29th of August 2021
You know, this was made so many years ago, and I have been meaning to update it! I definitely need to get some melanin in there! I'll see what I can do! Thank you for the reminder!!
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Laura
Tuesday 1st of October 2019
Thank you forever! You are wonderful!