Does it work with any Fidget Game, or only certain ones?

It works with any Fidget Game. A child earns a sticker for completing any Fidget Game activity, so it fits whatever products a family or classroom already has.

What age is it for?

Ages 3 and up! The three check-in rules are simple enough for young kids to follow with a grown-up, and the goal-setting piece keeps it meaningful for older kids too.

What’s included?

One double-sided poster and 60 stickers. Once one side is completed, flip it over and work on another Fidget Game Streak!

How does a child earn a sticker?

After playing, the child and a grown-up check in using three rules on the chart: Did they complete a Fidget Game activity? Did they give their best effort? Did they show a great attitude, win or lose? If the answer is yes to all three, they earn a sticker and place it on the chart themselves.

What if a child misses a day?

That’s completely fine. The chart doesn’t require daily play. We suggest 3–5 days a week, and kids just pick up where they left off.

How long does it take to fill the chart?

At 3–5 days a week, most kids finish all 30 spots in about 6–10 weeks.

What’s the reward at the end?

The family chooses it together before hanging the chart and writes it in the blank at the bottom. That way the reward fits each family’s values and budget.

Can teachers use it in the classroom?

Yes! It’s perfect for home or classroom use. In a classroom, the whole class can choose a reward together and work toward it as a team, earning a sticker each day the class completes a Fidget Game activity with great effort and a positive attitude. It’s an easy way to build community and celebrate shared goals.

What does a child actually learn from it?

It builds SEL skills like goal-setting, persistence, effort, and good sportsmanship. The rules reward trying your best and having a good attitude, not winning.