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Version 1.250 · 2026-03-29
Small bug fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.250, updated 2026-03-29.






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Guiding your child’s behavior is hard at times, you’ve tried, we know, you’ve tried a lot, we get it! So as parents ourselves, we’ve created this application based on the Behaviour Management – Positive Reinforcement Strategy. It attempts to teach your child that good behaviour will be rewarded, and therefore good behavior is most desirable. It also acts as an accountability coach too, because once they get started, they just might be the ones reminding you of the activities they need to do.
The Reward Chart App is designed to help foster positive behavior development. A parent, guardian, supervisor or teacher can list activities, set goals and progressively reinforce favorable behavior by allocating stickers to satisfactory actions that accumulate to a defined reward.…
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Small bug fixes and improvements
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