Reward Chart
A simple chart to celebrate reading effort. Set a small goal and reward, then let your child fill in a star after each session, on screen or printed for the fridge.
Reward your child's reading effort with stars. Add one or more goals, drop a star in after each reading session, and celebrate when a goal is full.
What the Reward Chart does
For a child with dyslexia, motivation and self-belief matter as much as skill. Reading can quietly become the thing they feel they are bad at, and that feeling does more harm than any single hard word. A reward chart gently flips the focus: it celebrates that your child showed up and tried, not whether they got everything right.
Set a goal and a small reward, choose how many stars it takes, and add a star together after each session. Watch the row fill up, celebrate when the goal is reached, and print a clean chart for the fridge any time. It is positive reinforcement, not pressure, and everything stays on your device, from kindlexy.com.
How it works
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Set a goal and reward
Name a small reward your child is working towards, and how many stars it takes to get there.
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Add a star
After each reading session, tap the big "Add a star" button. The row fills up as your child keeps showing up.
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See progress and celebrate
A counter shows how many stars are left, and a little celebration marks the moment the goal is reached.
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Print it for the fridge
Prefer paper? Print a clean star chart your child fills in by hand, ready in seconds.