Small wins tracker for your child's accomplishments
This small wins tracker gives each of your child's accomplishments its own entry, with room for the win, the date and a summary of the event. Tied shoelaces count. So does a calm morning at school drop-off after a week of tearful ones.
Fields on each entry
- The win
- The date
- A summary of the event
The summary space holds what a tick box can't, like who was watching, what your child said, or that the shoelaces took four tries. Dates keep the entries in order.
How to fill in the tracker
Start with the date, then name the win in a few words, such as reading a whole chapter alone or sharing a toy without a reminder. Save the summary for where it happened and how your child reacted.
On the toughest days, a page of earlier entries is a written reminder of the progress your child is making.
Who uses a small win tracker
Parents & caregivers keep the sheet on the fridge or in a planner so little wins get written down the same evening. Notes sent home from school are another source of entries.
Small wins tracker sizes & colors
You'll get a zipped folder of PDF files in A4 and US Letter sizes. Each one comes in 8 colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, pink, purple and grey. Siblings can each get their own color, so one child's blue sheet and another's green sheet sit in the same folder without anyone's wins getting mixed up.
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