Behavior Charts and Reward Charts with Racing Cars
Move the racing car along the tracks until you reach the finish line!
We received a request from Catherine to create racing car reward charts and loved the idea! There are 2 ways to use these sticker charts:
1) You can mark each milestone with a sticker or marker.
2) You can cut out a car from the page with three different racing cars. You then keep moving the car along the tracks using reusable adhesive sticker dots.
10 Step reward charts
Cut out these racing cars and attach them to the behavior chart. Each time your child deserves a sticker you can move the racing car up one place.
18 step behavior charts
- Kimberley’s son is obsessed with Porsche cars so she asked us to make her Porsche reward charts / behavior charts. You might find them helpful too!
10 step Porsche behavior chart – this can be used to target a specific behavior
Weekly behavior charts / reward charts
The following sticker charts can be used for various purposes. If used as behavior charts then list the things that you would like your child to do in the space provided. It can be a chore list or a list of behaviors. Mark each circle or cell once your child has completed the task or chore.
This PDF version can be edited. Type in your list of chores or behaviors that you would like to target.
This chart starts on a Sunday
This chart starts on a Monday
Heather Rainey
August 25, 2013 at 9:45 amI am having trouble printing these. I am trying to print two of the racing car reward charts as well as the cars to go with them, but when I click on the charts it just goes back to this main page. If I try to “open in a new tab” it just gives me a tiny little picture of the chart. Help!
admin
August 25, 2013 at 10:10 amSorry about that. I fixed it. Thanks for letting me know about the problem!
Heather Rainey
August 25, 2013 at 10:16 amThanks!
admin
August 25, 2013 at 2:22 pmYou’re welcome!
Tyrone
November 16, 2014 at 1:14 amHello
I am tutoring a young 11 year old with time and reading, once a week. She loves art and I was wanting to know if you could create a sticker chart for her, I would like to give a sticker for remembering a word seen before, pronouncing a long word, reading slowly (she tends to read fast and so says words wrong i.e. quit became quiet), maybe at end of chart could be a sketch book and pencils? Thank you
Rita Conroy
September 6, 2016 at 2:57 pmHi,
I feel my near 4 year old needs a reward chart for pre-school as the teacher has said that he is reluctant to partake in the pre-school activities. He loves rockets and dinosaurs. Please help
Amy
July 10, 2017 at 10:14 pmHello,
I’m trying to print the raving cars reward charts but I don’t see the right link to be able to download and print them. Any ideas on how to help??
Thanks!
admin
July 12, 2017 at 2:36 amAmy,
Sorry about the delay. Just click on the chart that you want to print and it will open.
Laura
October 17, 2017 at 7:13 amHi I love the race car track moving up 10 spaces – I can’t print it!
admin
November 7, 2017 at 5:51 amClick on the chart that you want to print and then on the icon to the right (“download image”).