inamio Magnetic Kids Responsibility Reward Chart - Engaging 3D Stars & Chore Tasks - Behavior Chart for Home & School - Ideal for Ages 3-9, Multiple Kids

This magnetic chore chart has been a game-changer in our home! my child loves being able to check off his chores with the magnet colorful star. The colors are bright and fun, and the layout is super easy for kids to follow.I love that it’s reusable just wipe it clean at the end of the week and start fresh. It helps teach responsibility in a simple, visual way, and it’s also encouraged my son to take more pride in helping around the house.The quality is great, and the markers work well without smudging. If you’re looking for a fun way to keep your kids motivated and organized, this chart is perfect!

Works well. The colors looked a little different. Better for us, actually. Look at the nameplates, they're the most accurate representation of the star colors.For whatever reason, their chore list doesn't include brush teeth, just floss. So that was a little weird. There are lots of blanks to write your own, though. I like how many stars it came with. They're a pain to punch out.

I got this for my five year old. As she started kindergarten this year and had a rough start the first few weeks just behaving as far as listening and not having temper tantrum‘s. She’s doing great now we’re in the second month of school but to get her to understand that she must be good and follow rules I knew it would be best if she could monitor on progress and also show me her progress. Then you incorporate a reward for completing the task on the chart you can probably get your kids to do just about anything. And she has two reward points because I know that she’s not gonna have good days every day so if she meets the minimum goal which is 30 points a week then she gets to have a treat of her picking on Fridays so he’s going to get ice cream or McDonald’s whatever she picks. If she has a really good week and she meets the max points which is 50 then she gets a $10 allowance which is even better for five-year-old because she treats at $10 like it’s $1 million and she’s able to pay for her own toys or whatever she decides to pick out. I do recommend it it’s fun for her it’s fun for me.

Nice board with a ton of options but the magnets are not strong. They slide down the board when hung on the fridge.

I like how there are different color stars so both my kids have picked their color and can both use this. It keeps them on track with responsibilities and behavior as well. I just use a dry erase marker to add our own things if there is not already a magnet for it. I also love the amount of boxes you get because I already had something similar that didn’t have enough spaces. But with this you have lots of rows so you can put a lot on there. Worth it.

The media could not be loaded. My kids ages range for 5 to 8 yrs old. The stickiness of magnetic pieces are not strong but no weak also. It’s very cute and comes with a variety of chores and manners. Love the functionality of teach my kids. Very well made and durable.

I searched lots of reward charts and really love this one. The variety chores and behaviors are way more practical than others I saw and also allow your child to grow with the chart. The only one I wish it had that it doesn’t is “no tantrums” but they do include blank tiles that you can write your own on. All the tiles and stars do have to be manually punched out but I did find this to be an easy task.We’re using this with our oldest who is almost 3 but it’s great that the color coded stars allow for 3 kids. We’ll definitely grow with this chart.You could also easily use these tiles to create a daily visual schedule as well. With the addition of a few more tiles (like play date or doctor appointment and morning/afternoon/evening) this would be a one stop shop. If you’re interested in using it this way you could easily use a little creativity for what’s missing and already have most of what you’d need.Getting to put a star on is very motivating for my son and this is a great fit. He struggles with tantrums when it comes to transitioning from one activity to the next and I’m really pleased that he’s so excited. After going through the chart once he was able to look at it and tell me almost all the items by their picture (he’ll be 3 in February). I will say he’s able to express himself verbally very well. It might be harder with a child you couldn’t really talk through it with.

I initially loved this. It’s easy to clean and cane with a lot of accessories. It functions as needed. However the quality is iffy. The board has started to warp/bend some after hanging on the wall and the magnets aren’t as strong as I would like. If it’s hit in slightly the wrong way all the stars will fall off. Having the bag is nice to store all the extra items that aren’t being used.