The Superstars Reward Jar by Learning Can Be Fun rewards hard work, kindness and positive choices with a fun, visual way to keep children motivated. Watch excitement build as the jar fills up, giving your child a meaningful, shared goal to work towards. The magnetic wooden jar mounts straight onto the fridge, so progress is always on display, and easy to personalise with your child's name using the included alphabet stickers.
50
Reward Tokens
Personalise
with stickers
✓
Magnetic Back
3+
Recommended Age
Features & Benefits
- Magnetic wooden jar (23cm x 13.5cm): mounts straight onto the fridge for easy, everyday display
- 50 wooden reward tokens: a visual, tactile way to track progress as rewards add up
- Calico storage bag: keeps tokens organised and tidy between uses
- Alphabet sticker sheet included: personalise the jar with your child's name, make it their own
- A shared, visual goal: builds excitement and motivation as the jar fills up
- Encourages responsibility, positive habits and everyday achievements
Who It's For
- Kids building positive habits, responsibility and everyday achievements
- Families wanting a visual, hands-on way to track and celebrate good choices
- Children who respond well to tangible, visual rewards rather than verbal praise alone
- Classrooms and therapy settings using token-based positive reinforcement
- A great gift for a family starting a new routine or habit-building goal
What's Included
- 1 x Superstars Reward Jar (23cm x 13.5cm, magnetic back)
- 50 x wooden reward tokens
- 1 x calico storage bag
- 1 x alphabet sticker sheet
Specifications
| Brand | Learning Can Be Fun |
| Jar dimensions | 23cm x 13.5cm |
| Mounting | Magnetic strip on back, for fridge display |
| Included | 50 wooden reward tokens, calico storage bag, alphabet sticker sheet |
| Recommended age | 3 years and up |
Safety Notice
Contains small parts. Recommended for children aged 3 and up, with adult supervision during play.
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