How often have you promised your children a reward if they behave for a week and forgotten? Or if they manage to get a certain number of praise stickers at school you would take them somewhere nice, and it has slipped your mind? Well, now that will never happen again. Your kids will rejoice when they see this amazing jungle themed reward chart for your fridge. With brightly coloured animals surrounding the writing space your children will always want to check the chart. There is space for up to three children to have their rewards tracked on this chart, and it can be tracked for seven days so you can track their rewards across the whole week. There is even space for you to write in what the reward your kids are aiming for too, so if they change their mind you have written proof that on what you agreed on. With a gloss finish so you can wipe it clean at the end of the week this chart means you won't ever let you kids down again. With a marker pen provided you can instantly start writing as soon as you get the chart, and the pen has an eraser attached to the end so you won't need to waste any tissues, well except the ones you use drying your tears when you see how much you have to spend on rewarding the kids at the end of the week. This chart guarantees you will be able to reward all your kids positive behaviour.

Easy to use and fully flexible to allow for different ages and abilities when determining activities for a child to be measured against. This could be making their bed or going to the toilet by themselves, for example. Allocate a different colour to each child from the set of 3 pens included. Set the number of ticks ('tick target') required to get the reward.

• Bright coloured 7-day reward chart magnet board in our attention grabbing jungle animals design. Perfect for engaging young children.
• Board sticks to any metal surface like a fridge freezer in the kitchen. 
• A3 size with a quality high gloss, dry wipe finish.
• Space for up to three children to be measured and rewarded if they achieve their 'tick target.'
• A reward could be a simple treat like a lolly. 
• Tick next to the activity once completed. Count up the different coloured ticks at the end of the week to see if the children have reached their own tick target. 
• See how engaged the little ones become with this process as they try to count how many ticks they have which can help with their mathematical skills.
• Magnetic fridge board with three different colour board marker pens including wipe lid ends. 
• Rubber material. 
• Size 42 x 29 cm.

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