A simple way to track daily behaviour points can help children see progress across the week and understand what they are working towards. The chart includes space for a weekly date, daily entries from Monday to Sunday, behaviour points, total points and a reward, making it suitable for home, school or therapy use.
This printable behaviour points chart for children and teens provides a clear weekly format for recording behaviour points, totals and an agreed reward. It is designed for adults who want a straightforward behaviour tracking sheet that can be printed and used during lessons, home routines, mentoring, counselling or support sessions. The visual layout can help make expectations more concrete, without needing a complicated system.
Use it to note points for each day, review patterns across the week and discuss what has gone well as well as what might need more support. Parents and carers can add it to a home learning folder or routine chart, while teachers and practitioners may use it alongside classroom activities, individual behaviour plans or short check-ins. It can also be useful when a young person benefits from seeing progress build towards a chosen goal.
Before use, agree which behaviours will earn points, how points will be recorded and what reward or privilege is being worked towards. The chart can be downloaded, printed and kept somewhere easy to revisit, such as a desk, folder, noticeboard or therapy resources file. View or print the PDF to start using the chart with your child, pupil or client. This resource was created by MyleMarks.com.
