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product_id: 261483
title: "Deluxe Wooden Magnetic Responsibility Chart with 90 Magnets"
brand: "melissa & doug"
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# 90 vibrant magnets for dynamic tracking Durable wooden & melamine build Dry-erase boards for endless customization Deluxe Wooden Magnetic Responsibility Chart with 90 Magnets

**Brand:** melissa & doug
**Price:** ₩64517
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧲 Transform chores into cheers with magnetic motivation!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Deluxe Wooden Magnetic Responsibility Chart with 90 Magnets by melissa & doug
- **How much does it cost?** ₩64517 with free shipping
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## Best For

- melissa & doug enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted melissa & doug brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Magnetic Mastery:** 90 colorful magnets cover behaviors & rewards, making habit-building visually engaging and fun.
- • **Behavior Meets Reward:** Designed to reinforce positive habits with clear, daily tracking and motivating reward magnets.
- • **Built to Last & Display:** Premium wooden frame with sturdy hanging cord blends style and durability for any modern family space.
- • **Customizable Command Center:** Dual dry-erase boards let you tailor goals and track progress with ease, adapting as your child grows.
- • **Family-Friendly Flexibility:** Perfect for diverse schedules—use days of the week or create your own system to fit your unique family rhythm.

## Overview

Melissa & Doug’s Deluxe Wooden Magnetic Responsibility Chart is a stylish, durable behavior-tracking system featuring 90 magnets and dual dry-erase boards. Designed for kids aged 3-6, it encourages responsibility and positive habits through customizable daily goals and rewards, making it a must-have for millennial parents seeking an engaging, screen-free developmental tool.

## Description

Product Description Catch children in the act of behaving well and reward them, then watch those good habits multiply! Open the fabric-hinged boards to reveal a behavior chart on one board, while the other board keeps all the magnets close at hand. A sturdy cord is attached for hanging. Dry-erase board and 90 magnets, including responsibilities, positive behaviors, and rewards. Brand Story By From the Manufacturer From classic wooden toys to crafts, pretend play, and games, Melissa & Doug products provide a launch pad to ignite imagination and a sense of wonder in all children so they can discover themselves, their passions, and their purpose. Since the company’s founding more than 25 years ago, Melissa & Doug has consistently delivered innovative products that inspire open-ended thinking, encourage kids to see new possibilities, and offer Countless Ways to Play. It’s part of a bigger vision to Take Back Childhood. Because by giving children a true childhood with the space and freedom to explore their world, we give them a path to realizing their full potential!

Review: Perfect Chart to Help Teach Responsibility and Good Behaviors - We love this responsibility chart! I got this for my almost 3 year old step daughter last month with the thought that rather than punishment for not listening (currently she gets a short time out or if she puts something in her mouth we take that item, so on and so forth) we would give her goals to accomplish. Since we got this it has worked wonders. The minute we got it and I explained what her new goals and responsibilities were she said "Oh no I need to clean" and immediately cleaned up all her toys just so she could move an awesome "token" to her chart. Things I like: It is made pretty well and it comes with many different types of responsibilities/good behaviors so we can easily change out the responsibilities to grow with her. In addition it can be used to teach counting and colors for the little ones who still have trouble. The "tokens" as we call them, are all different colors and we like to ask her which color she is going to pick. At the end of the day we then count how many she has. Bonus, it comes with 2 blank responsibility magnets so we wrote in two of our own with expo pens (it is like a white board material so you can mark it up completely and it will come right off with a damp cloth). Things that could be better: We didn't like that all the extra pieces are on the bottom board. While aesthetically it probably makes sense to have them on the bottom verses the top, our little one wants to try and take them off and play with them (i.e. lose them around the house or put them in her mouth). To prevent this we had to put it up pretty high so it was not easily accessible without our assistance. With a little one I think it would make more sense to have the extra pieces and blank space on the top with chart at the bottom so it is closer to her. She doesn't like to touch the magnets on the chart itself which is odd, but most likely due to the fact that she earned the right to put them there to begin with. Despite this, still giving this 5 stars. It really has made a huge difference in her attitude, cooperation and listening skills and that's all we could have hoped for and more.
Review: 6 & 8 yr old girls love it! - I bought 2 of these for my boyfriend's daughters. He was TOTALLY skeptical, as were his friends. His kids didn't really do anything - certainly without being asked directly. So I got these, not just for the girls, but also for him, to prove that kids LIKE to do stuff and be responsible!! So up they went, he and I agreed on the categories for each girl, and defined who would put the magnets on and when (we would do it as a 'family' each night before bedtime) and the 'reward' we decided after they got 20 magnets, a defined $ salary would be deposited into their 'account' (we just put a piece of paper beside each board with a running total of how much $ was in their 'account'. When they got 20, we took all the magnets off and started again! (btw - during the collection period, we did also reserve the right to remove magnets for serious infractions - like adding magnets on your own, removing magnets from your sister's board, or particularly poor behavior (being asked to perform a regular task (set/clear table) and refusing could result in a magnet being removed). We just finished our first 20 (it took 2 weeks cause he only has them part time - which also means we had to get creative and we don't use the 'days'). The girls loved it!! They totally got into it immediately. They make their bed each morning, have tidied up their room, bathroom and playroom with just one request, take turns setting and clearing the table each night for dinner, work extra hard to remember their pleases and thank yous (even remind each other!) and seek out opportunities to share and more readily apologize to each other etc... Homework time has also become easier, with the younger one asking for homework to be assigned to her if she doesn't have any from school! Again, these are children that didn't have to do anything - and were never asked to either. When we put the $ amount on their Account for achieving their first 20 magnets each, we told the girls they have choices now... They can save the $ up and eventually spend it (or keep saving it) for something really big/important, or they can spend part of it and save some, or spend all of it and have none left ---- Both girls (shockingly!!!) said they wanted to save it! We had them both set a goal - the little one said $100 and the older said $30 was her goal. Next time we go to the toy store, we will remind them they have $ to spend, and they can choose to spend it or save it toward their goal, but it will be marked on their account back home so they can visually see the amount go up and down. This is interesting to say the least - but Dad is now totally on board, and it helped that the two of us figured out the rules and how this would work before hand so we are a united front. For those that had trouble with the magnets sticking - this may sound stupid - but there is a very thin plastic film on the board to protect it during shipping - perhaps you didn't remove that (its hard to notice)? Our magnets hold very well Some requests: the days are great for families that have their kids all the time, but doesn't work so well for part-time families... So we covered the days with "Dad's Choice" and "Play with Pets" label magnets and put the stars above them. Then for all the other labels, we just keep a running line of magnets. It works fine. It would be nice if there was a spot to write the Name of the kid on the board. Agree with another reviewer about negative things "no whining" was an example. I kind of scoffed when I first read that in a review, but now I realize they don't work all that well. Kids will whine and tease etc... I'm finding the apologize to someone and sharing etc... are working better. Other than that- absolutely LOVE!

## Features

- Encourage good behavior with this wooden magnetic tracking-and-reward chart
- Includes a pair of fabric-hinged dry-erase boards (one with spaces to track seven goals, one blank for magnet storage)
- 90 magnets include behaviors (Clean Room, Set Table, No Teasing) and rewards (Well Done, Excellent, You're a Winner)
- Chart has spaces for each day of the week
- Includes sturdy cord for hanging

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000NTZL7U |
| Age Range Description | 36 months to 72 months |
| Best Sellers Rank | #134,751 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #193 in Magnetic & Felt Playboards |
| Brand Name | Melissa & Doug |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 3,891 Reviews |
| Educational Objective | Creativity |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00000772037891 |
| Included Components | dry-erase board, magenetic responsibility chart, magnets(90) |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Dimensions | 15.55 x 11.81 x 0.59 inches |
| Item Type Name | Personalized Deluxe Wooden Magnetic Responsibility Chart With 90 Magnets |
| Item Weight | 1.3 kg |
| Manufacturer | Melissa & Doug |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3789 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 60 Day Warranty Against Manufacturer Defects |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 36 months - 6 years |
| Material Type | Wood, Melamine, Fabric, Magnets |
| Model Number | 3789 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Players | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Set Name | Responsibility Chart with 90 Magnets |
| Size | 1 Count |
| Sub Brand | Doug |
| Supported Battery Types | No batteries required |
| Theme | Responsibility learning magnetic wooden |
| UPC | 000772037891 000772237895 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Images

![Deluxe Wooden Magnetic Responsibility Chart with 90 Magnets - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81u5K2-iYZL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I need reward ideas! We do a weekly toy/game/book if she gets most, but hubby feels it's not good for her to get a material item weekly. Suggestions?**
A: Maybe getting items weekly is too much. I bought this for my daughter and we set up chores weekly. I gave her one "Good job" magnet reward every time she did a good job. Then I told her she needs to collect 50 magnets to be able to buy her favorite toy/game or book. It worked and we are still doing that.

**Q: i am needing some blank magnets for responsibilities that are not included in the pre-printed magnets.  Where can i find them?**
A: http://www.amazon.com/Quartet-Magnetic-Strips-Rewritable-MWS/dp/B001LM2LGM/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1384395887&sr=8-16&keywords=blank+magnets

**Q: can it be put on the refrigerator - Does the board have a magnetic backing**
A: No it doesn't have a magnetic backing. We hung it on the wall. You could possibly get one of those hooks with sticky backing to hang it but it would be best on the side if the fridge instead of it banging against the door every time you open it.

**Q: Can I write on the top portion with a dry erase marker or only on the blank strips?**
A: You can write on the top with dry erase - it will come right off

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect Chart to Help Teach Responsibility and Good Behaviors
*by K***E on July 30, 2015*

We love this responsibility chart! I got this for my almost 3 year old step daughter last month with the thought that rather than punishment for not listening (currently she gets a short time out or if she puts something in her mouth we take that item, so on and so forth) we would give her goals to accomplish. Since we got this it has worked wonders. The minute we got it and I explained what her new goals and responsibilities were she said "Oh no I need to clean" and immediately cleaned up all her toys just so she could move an awesome "token" to her chart. Things I like: It is made pretty well and it comes with many different types of responsibilities/good behaviors so we can easily change out the responsibilities to grow with her. In addition it can be used to teach counting and colors for the little ones who still have trouble. The "tokens" as we call them, are all different colors and we like to ask her which color she is going to pick. At the end of the day we then count how many she has. Bonus, it comes with 2 blank responsibility magnets so we wrote in two of our own with expo pens (it is like a white board material so you can mark it up completely and it will come right off with a damp cloth). Things that could be better: We didn't like that all the extra pieces are on the bottom board. While aesthetically it probably makes sense to have them on the bottom verses the top, our little one wants to try and take them off and play with them (i.e. lose them around the house or put them in her mouth). To prevent this we had to put it up pretty high so it was not easily accessible without our assistance. With a little one I think it would make more sense to have the extra pieces and blank space on the top with chart at the bottom so it is closer to her. She doesn't like to touch the magnets on the chart itself which is odd, but most likely due to the fact that she earned the right to put them there to begin with. Despite this, still giving this 5 stars. It really has made a huge difference in her attitude, cooperation and listening skills and that's all we could have hoped for and more.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 6 & 8 yr old girls love it!
*by C***2 on September 20, 2013*

I bought 2 of these for my boyfriend's daughters. He was TOTALLY skeptical, as were his friends. His kids didn't really do anything - certainly without being asked directly. So I got these, not just for the girls, but also for him, to prove that kids LIKE to do stuff and be responsible!! So up they went, he and I agreed on the categories for each girl, and defined who would put the magnets on and when (we would do it as a 'family' each night before bedtime) and the 'reward' we decided after they got 20 magnets, a defined $ salary would be deposited into their 'account' (we just put a piece of paper beside each board with a running total of how much $ was in their 'account'. When they got 20, we took all the magnets off and started again! (btw - during the collection period, we did also reserve the right to remove magnets for serious infractions - like adding magnets on your own, removing magnets from your sister's board, or particularly poor behavior (being asked to perform a regular task (set/clear table) and refusing could result in a magnet being removed). We just finished our first 20 (it took 2 weeks cause he only has them part time - which also means we had to get creative and we don't use the 'days'). The girls loved it!! They totally got into it immediately. They make their bed each morning, have tidied up their room, bathroom and playroom with just one request, take turns setting and clearing the table each night for dinner, work extra hard to remember their pleases and thank yous (even remind each other!) and seek out opportunities to share and more readily apologize to each other etc... Homework time has also become easier, with the younger one asking for homework to be assigned to her if she doesn't have any from school! Again, these are children that didn't have to do anything - and were never asked to either. When we put the $ amount on their Account for achieving their first 20 magnets each, we told the girls they have choices now... They can save the $ up and eventually spend it (or keep saving it) for something really big/important, or they can spend part of it and save some, or spend all of it and have none left ---- Both girls (shockingly!!!) said they wanted to save it! We had them both set a goal - the little one said $100 and the older said $30 was her goal. Next time we go to the toy store, we will remind them they have $ to spend, and they can choose to spend it or save it toward their goal, but it will be marked on their account back home so they can visually see the amount go up and down. This is interesting to say the least - but Dad is now totally on board, and it helped that the two of us figured out the rules and how this would work before hand so we are a united front. For those that had trouble with the magnets sticking - this may sound stupid - but there is a very thin plastic film on the board to protect it during shipping - perhaps you didn't remove that (its hard to notice)? Our magnets hold very well Some requests: the days are great for families that have their kids all the time, but doesn't work so well for part-time families... So we covered the days with "Dad's Choice" and "Play with Pets" label magnets and put the stars above them. Then for all the other labels, we just keep a running line of magnets. It works fine. It would be nice if there was a spot to write the Name of the kid on the board. Agree with another reviewer about negative things "no whining" was an example. I kind of scoffed when I first read that in a review, but now I realize they don't work all that well. Kids will whine and tease etc... I'm finding the apologize to someone and sharing etc... are working better. Other than that- absolutely LOVE!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fun for parents =)
*by O***H on April 18, 2012*

My son is 3 and has been doing "chores" for a while, he picks up after himself, he puts his toys away, his laundry in the basket and on occasions helps "do dishes" and "vaccuums". Anyways, I thought this was a cute way to talk to him about responsibilities and days of the week. However, I think it's turned me into a slave driver b/c it makes him SO HAPPY to earn a "badge" for each thing he does. No Like: The list of responsibilities are vast, but not really in line with what I want him to do now (i mean he's 3!!) So we've made up our own. There are only a couple of blank ones. I think if I was crafty and motivated I would make my own with strips of magnets and my label maker. However I'm not that motivated at this stage. Why this is rad: 1) My son gets GIDDY at the idea of earning badges, and the more badges he earns, the happier he is (mind you, there is no reward tied to how many badges he earns) - he just likes saying that he did (fed the dogs, put laundry away, brushed his teeth) 2) It's a great bribery tool, "baby, you won't get a badge if you don't brush your teeth" 3) It lets him know how good/bad he's been, and he tells me "i want to behave!" Ha! 4) He gets excited about helping out around the house and wanting to do it all on his own (vacuuming, putting his dishes in the sink). I'm not sure how long this will last (so far 6 months and it's still working out), but for now, it's fantastic. It's minimized tantrums (oh, you want to flip out and be carried the next 3 miles, well, I'm taking 4 badges away if you're going to act like this). It's allowed me to give him the opportunity to do things "on his own" and we've created some fun tasks to do together. Like making waffles (he stirs all the ingredients and cracks the egg). I love Mellisa and Doug products b/c they're durable, they're "old school" feeling, and always an educational experience. Really great return on my investment.

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