Behavior chart and sticker chart maker v0.1.0
Our class chart
Add your class list on the left (one name per line) and the chart appears.
Tap a square to place the sticker; tap it again to take it off.
A chart for the class or for one child at home: names down the side, days or goals across the top. Tap a square for a sticker or a point, then print it on Letter or A4. Pick a set of picture stickers: animals, stars, space or food. Free, and the names stay on this computer.
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How to use it
- Choose A class or At home, type the names (one per line) and a title.
- Choose days or goals across the top. Goals are things you want to see, such as kind words or tidy up.
- Pick a sticker set and tap a square to place a sticker (or a point, up to five). Tap again to take a sticker off.
- Press Print the chart for the wall, or leave it open on the projector and tap as the day goes.
Ideas for class
- Write goals as what you want to see (walking feet, listening ears) so the chart notices good choices.
- Use points for a whole week and stickers for one-time wins such as finishing a book.
- At home, put the printed chart on the fridge and add the reward line, such as a game night at ten stickers.
- Print one blank chart each Friday and start the week fresh, so nobody carries a bad day forward.
- For a class goal rather than a person goal, use the class marble jar next to this chart.
- Make a reading chart: goals across the top (read, retell, talk about it) and a sticker each night.
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Questions
Is this a behavior chart or a sticker chart?
Both. Choose days across for a classroom behavior chart or a weekly sticker chart, or goals across for a reward chart that tracks particular habits. The same page prints either.
How many names can I put on it?
From 1 to 30. With more than ten the chart prints tall (portrait) so every row stays big enough to hold a sticker.
Does it work on A4 paper?
Yes. Choose A4 under Paper and the print page is set to A4. Letter is the default.
Are the names saved or sent anywhere?
The names, goals and stickers are saved in this browser so the chart is there tomorrow. Nothing is sent to us. Clearing your browser data removes them.
Should a chart show who behaved worst?
A chart on the wall shows everyone's marks to everyone. Many teachers keep a private copy for individual behavior and use the class jar on the wall. Use stickers for what children did well and keep it positive.
Nothing you type is sent to us. Names, goals and stickers stay in this browser. No sign-in, no ads, no AI. What each tool stores