Want to play your way to better behavior?
Listen, laugh, learn: a lesson they’ll never forget
If there’s one thing Supernanny and The Ticket Store Game both know, it’s that motivation is key to getting your kids’ co-operation. If your children could do with improving their listening skills – or even their behavior in general - then finding a way to engage them will make it a lesson they actually want to learn: the most effective kind.
Time to improve behavior?
The Ticket Store Game has been designed by people with extensive experience to encourage your children to learn, to listen and to behave. And it’s smart: if your child listens and does as you ask without you having to repeat your request, he or she is rewarded with three tickets. If your child has to be asked a second time, he or she is rewarded, but only with two tickets.
This progressive system encourages good behavior and improves your child's listening skills. More importantly, over time you will find that your children will do positive things without being asked, earning tickets whilst they start to take responsibility for their own behavior.
Everything you need to get immediate results
Designed with the input of experts, The Ticket Store Game has been carefully tried and tested by a whole range of families, to make sure it has everything you need to start improving your child’s behavior the day it arrives. From the tailored tickets to their individual banks, when you buy our game you can rest assured we’ve thought ahead to get the most fun – and the best results - from this important investment.
How to get your kids to listen and improve their behavior can be a real puzzle, but The Ticket Store Game gives you a practical solution, all in one box!
The aim of the game
Your child can be rewarded for his or her good behavior both at home and at school! For example, by making his or her bed without being asked, they will earn three tickets. If your child brushes their teeth in the morning or at bed time without being asked, it’s three tickets. If your child finishes all homework for the day, he or she will earn three tickets. The list goes on and on.
If your child is not listening and doing what is asked of him or her the first time, and you have to ask again before they do what is asked, then they get only two tickets. The best part is that you can determine what behavior you would like your child to achieve and you can determine how many tickets will be awarded for that behavior. Once the tickets are earned, your child can store them in his or her own bank which is included as part of the Ticket Store Game. This process reinforces the concept of saving.
The perfect motivator!
There are a number of great, illustrated reward cards included with the Ticket Store Game. Each reward card represents rewards your child will earn, and can be given out by parents or teachers. One half-hour of TV time, an ice cream treat – each reward has its place and there are lots of alternatives. Or you and your child can have fun making up your own reward cards on the blank cards which are included with the Ticket Store Game.
This is the perfect opportunity to let your child play for rewards that he or she really wants, and behave better to earn the tickets to get them.
Learning about saving and spending
Your child’s behavior has improved and he or she has some tickets to spend – it’s time to go to the Ticket Store game board and buy the rewards! What a great way to have some interactive family fun and improve a child’s concept of saving up some tickets so they can get just what they want!