Help your children take responsibility for every day tasks, set boundaries, while teaching Life-Skills & Values

“My life changed when I realised that a man will risk his life for a blue ribbon.”
Napoleon Bonaparte

Achievement Awards are given to a participant in recognition of his / her efforts and thus can be powerful motivators.

Whatever goals have been set, it is important to recognise a child’s progress and effort, rather than whether or not they are performing a skill to perfection.

When you begin it is important to give the awards at shorter intervals in order to boost his / her self-esteem.

Awards make everyone feel special, acknowledged and appreciated! If parents are participating they should receive awards, as well.

Tip: Hand out awards at short intervals when participants are getting started or experiencing difficulties in order to boost his / her self-esteem.