Get up and go Supernanny Superstars Reward Chart

How to use your Supernanny Superstars Reward Chart

1) Let the fun begin…
You’ll need a picture chart and your children. The chart – and you – are encouraging them to follow a structured morning routine, but with a bit of fun and reward added.

2) Fill in the children's names
The chart can be used for all the children in your family, with their names written down the side. Along the top, write or have a picture of all the key things you need your child to do in the morning. You’ll also need to have pictures of these.

Morning tasks:

• Wash face
• Brush teeth 
• Get dressed
• Make bed 
• Put shoes on
  

3) A picture for each step…
Each time your child completes a task, he should stick the corresponding picture onto the chart. If you wanted to personalise the chart, you could even take photos of your child doing one of the steps, and use them as the pictures.

You may find that your children are racing against each other to complete their list first. Speed, not dawdling, becomes second nature.

4) The importance of encouragement
Remember to praise and encourage your child as he completes the routine. Show him how happy you are that he made his bed or got dressed by himself. It doesn’t matter if he needs a bit of help, especially at the beginning. This is a learning process.

5) Responsibility is key
If your children are old enough, there’s no reason why they can’t take responsibility for washing their faces or getting dressed. This whole technique should make them feel older, and motivate them away from asking you to do everything for them. The Get Up and Go Chart teaches your child how to get ready for the day ahead – and that’s a very important skill.

Download Options

Choose the size of the chart you’d like to download; all charts are available in A3 whole, or A3 tiled (so you can print out an A3 chart on A4 paper, and stick it together).

Choose to print out a ready-made chart or print out a black and white version for your child to colour in.