Carson Dellosa 30PC Nature Explorers Mini Reward Chart for Kids, 4.75" x 5 Incentive Trackers and 630 Stickers for Potty Training, Good Behavior, Chores, and More, Homeschool and Classroom Must Haves

This is a cute sticker chart with matching stickers. I love that the stickers travel in a path to get to the "reward" instead of just being the less excited grid kind. The path makes it seem more like a fun game.The set comes with many stickers for your charts - you get several sheets or stickers. The charts themselves are roughly the size and thickness of origami paper.I am using these charts to try an encourage my 3 year old to brush in the morning and not just at night. So far, the chart seems to be a good incentive and my child is excited to put a sticker on the chart in the morning. It's also good for practicing fine motor skills since the stickers are tiny and they have to be carefully placed into the circles on the chart.Great little behavior charts. The small size allows you to keep these pretty much anywhere. You don't to put a nail in the wall or need a magnetic surface like some of the other styles of charts.

Perfect for our snail loving daughter! When we catch her doing good, making good choices, doing things without being asked, etc. we tell her to add a sticker. Once a few sheets are filled she gets to pick out a small "prize". These sheets are like a game and great for working towards her goal as well as reinforcing positive behaviors.

These are really small and pretty thin, but you get a ton of them and the design is really cute. They are good for little kids for pretty much any task, just expect them to be small.

Love these! Keep my homeschool kids (4 and 6) on track for good behavior. Minus a star because the sticker paper is cut all the way through making the stickers really annoying to remove from the backing.

My 2 1/2 year old absolutely loves getting stickers for good behavior. After filling up a chart, he gets to pick a "big reward" (we have a bucket filled with small items such as hot wheels cars, paw patrol figurines).

I use this as behavior incentive for my Special Ed classroom! They LOVE this and it helps them continue with their good behavior! I like that it has multiple sheets of the chart and multiple sheets of the stickers.

My three year old loves earning stickers and following the path to the end. Much easier for a young child to follow than typical sticker charts.

I have some students who carefully arrange the little snails to look like they are all headed in the right direction on the path. They love it!