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Star chart reward ideas

Looking for small rewards your child can choose from? This selection brings together little treats, creative activities and games to save stars towards. Start with something they are excited about, then agree how many stars it will take. The star amounts are examples, not prices. Save a copy and change them to fit your family. You can add rewards that cost nothing too, such as choosing the next family film or planning an afternoon at the park.

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  • Hot Wheels five-car pack

    10 starsQuantity: 1

    For a child who loves building tracks and inventing races. The ten-star example could be a longer-term goal; check the assortment, as the cars supplied may vary.

  • Dobble

    10 starsQuantity: 1

    A bigger goal with a game to share at the end. The picture-spotting rounds make this a reward the family can join in with, rather than something that is put away after one use.

  • Usborne Unicorns Colouring Book

    5 starsQuantity: 1

    A quiet creative treat to save five stars towards. Pair it with pencils you already have and let your child choose the first page to colour.

  • Djeco animal origami

    5 starsQuantity: 1

    For a child who enjoys making things with their hands. Set aside time to learn the first folds together, so the reward includes an activity as well as the kit.

  • Orchard Toys Unicorn Jewels

    5 starsQuantity: 1

    A little game to enjoy together after reaching a five-star goal. A good choice for a child who would rather have something to play than another small collectable.

  • Play-Doh four-pack

    3 starsQuantity: 1

    A creative reward with plenty to do after it has been earned. Choose whether to offer one tub or the pack, and make some creatures together. Assortment colours can vary.

  • Gold glitter bouncy ball

    3 starsQuantity: 1

    A small, playful reward for a child who loves an active game. Pick a suitable place to use it and check the product’s age guidance; three stars is just a starting suggestion.

  • Rainbow egg erasers

    2 starsQuantity: 1

    A colourful addition to a pencil case for a child who enjoys stationery. Decide whether the reward is one eraser or the set, then adjust the two-star example to match.

  • Mini bubbles

    1 starQuantity: 1

    One star could mean a bottle of bubbles and a few minutes of outdoor play together. A multipack lets you keep a few small rewards ready for another day.

  • Space Story temporary tattoos

    1 starQuantity: 1

    A little space-themed treat for a first milestone. Choose a favourite design together and follow the application and removal instructions; the example cost is one star.

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