Are reward charts using toys as rewards acceptable when working with 4 and 5 year olds?

I've never done this with a class full of children but I did use a similar method with my three stepchildren (four kids including my own son) when they were very small and just with us on the weekends. It was chaos until I started using the chart, and it did give them an incentive to behave a bit better. One shouldn't have to bribe children to be good, but sometimes we do what we have to, to have some peace!

Especially when they are children that haven't learned respect for authority or for people in general. Today's kids are a handful, many just don't get the early discipline they need. I'd say, give it a try.

Doesn't sound like it would make things any worse, certainly!

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