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title: "Reward Chart Maker with Stickers | Friendly Hollow"
description: "Make a free reward chart: set a goal, pick the stickers and the reward, tap stickers on screen or print on Letter or A4. Saved only in your browser."
url: https://friendlyhollow.sbs/
---

# Reward chart maker

Pick one goal, choose how many stickers it takes and what the reward is. Children can tap stickers onto the chart here, or you can print it for the fridge and use real stickers.

## Making a chart that works

- **One clear goal.** “Gets dressed before breakfast” is easier to earn than “is good”. Say it the way your child would.
- **A reachable number.** Younger children usually do better with 5 to 10 stickers and a reward within a few days; older children can save up for 20 or 30.
- **A small, real reward.** Time together often works as well as a toy: a trip to the park, choosing the film, baking something.
- **Stickers straight away.** Add the sticker right after it is earned and say what it was for.

## On screen or on paper

Tap an empty spot to stick the chosen sticker on it; tap a sticker to peel it off again. **Add a sticker** fills the next empty spot, which is handy with a keyboard. You can keep up to six charts, one for each child or goal, and switch between them with the buttons above the chart.

To print, choose US Letter or A4 and an orientation. The chart is printed on its own with big empty circles for real stickers or a crayon tick; tick **Print the stickers already earned** to include the ones on screen.

## More from the hollow

Everything here works offline once a page has loaded, prints on US Letter or A4, and keeps what you make in this browser only.

- [Allowance calculator](https://friendlyhollow.sbs/allowance-calculator/): Pocket money by age, a flat amount or chores, split into save, spend and give.
- [Morning & bedtime routine chart](https://friendlyhollow.sbs/routine-chart/): Picture steps for mornings and bedtimes, ticked off on screen or printed.
- [Screen time planner](https://friendlyhollow.sbs/screen-time-planner/): Plan the week’s screen time by activity, with the WHO guidance for under-5s.

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## Questions

**Is anything about my child stored or shared?**

Only in your own browser. The name, goal and stickers are saved in this browser’s local storage on this device and are never sent anywhere. Clearing the site’s data removes them.

**What if my child loses interest?**

Shorten the chart, pick a goal they can reach this week, or let them choose the sticker and the reward. Charts work best for a few weeks while a new habit forms.

**Can I take a sticker away for bad behaviour?**

You can, but many families find charts work better when stickers once earned stay on. Deal with the behaviour separately, and keep the chart about progress.