Ok sometimes I run across things on other blogs that I don't want to loose, and this is one of them. So I have attached credit at the bottom, but really this was just for me only :)
Directions for Use:
Put the assigned Monday – Friday task cards in the 2nd – 6th slots. When a task is completed, your child can turn the card backwards and place behind the remaining task cards for the day. (I used one color for each day just to try and keep things straight)
At the end of the day, look to see which tasks are completed and switch them out with reward tickets. At the end of the day or week, allow your child to spend his tickets on items in a small prize box (gum, candy, erasers, pencils, 5 Minutes iphone time etc). Instead of a prize box, you could also choose to let your kids exchange their tickets for money, we pay $0.25/ticket. This way they can save their money for something they want to buy, we also encourage them to tithe and save some of that as well.
If your child completes all the assigned tasks in a day, they receive a sticker on the reward card in the 7th slot. Once that reward card is full, they can exchange it for something more special like larger prize box, I use things like mini-Lego sets, Pet-Shop’s, Polly Pockets, computer time, TV time, Wii Time etc. Really the prizes are up to you.
http://www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/blog/2011/01/chore-chart-cards.html
http://shared.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/momstuff/HouseRules.pdf
http://www.parentingministry.org/component/content/article/14-main-menu/150-parenting-is-a-ministry-video
http://www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/blog/tag/homeschool-enrichment
Directions for Use:
Put the assigned Monday – Friday task cards in the 2nd – 6th slots. When a task is completed, your child can turn the card backwards and place behind the remaining task cards for the day. (I used one color for each day just to try and keep things straight)
At the end of the day, look to see which tasks are completed and switch them out with reward tickets. At the end of the day or week, allow your child to spend his tickets on items in a small prize box (gum, candy, erasers, pencils, 5 Minutes iphone time etc). Instead of a prize box, you could also choose to let your kids exchange their tickets for money, we pay $0.25/ticket. This way they can save their money for something they want to buy, we also encourage them to tithe and save some of that as well.
If your child completes all the assigned tasks in a day, they receive a sticker on the reward card in the 7th slot. Once that reward card is full, they can exchange it for something more special like larger prize box, I use things like mini-Lego sets, Pet-Shop’s, Polly Pockets, computer time, TV time, Wii Time etc. Really the prizes are up to you.
http://www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/blog/2011/01/chore-chart-cards.html
http://shared.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/momstuff/HouseRules.pdf
http://www.parentingministry.org/component/content/article/14-main-menu/150-parenting-is-a-ministry-video
http://www.confessionsofahomeschooler.com/blog/tag/homeschool-enrichment
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