Printable Brave Talking Reward Chart for Selective Mutism
Speaking can feel much harder in some situations, especially for children experiencing anxiety around talking. This printable Brave Talking Reward Chart is designed to help adults gently notice and celebrate small, agreed communication steps without putting pressure on a child to speak before they feel ready.
It can be used alongside a supportive, child-led plan at home or school to recognise progress such as making a sound, whispering to a trusted person, answering with a word, or speaking in a more challenging situation when the child is comfortable.
What’s Included
- 1 printable Brave Talking reward chart
- PDF file for easy printing
- JPEG file for flexible print or digital use
- US Letter size: 8.5 × 11 inches
How to Use
- Choose a small communication goal that feels achievable for the child.
- Keep the step specific and low-pressure.
- Mark progress with stickers, stamps, ticks or colouring.
- Celebrate effort rather than demanding speech.
- Only increase the challenge when the child is comfortable and ready.
Examples of Small Steps
- Making a sound or humming
- Whispering to a trusted adult
- Answering with one word
- Speaking to one familiar person
- Trying the same step in a slightly less familiar setting
Perfect For
- Children experiencing Selective Mutism
- Parents supporting anxious speaking situations at home
- Teachers using gentle, individualised communication goals
- Supporting graded, low-pressure communication practice
Important: This resource is intended as a supportive visual tool. It is not a diagnostic or treatment resource and should not be used to pressure a child to speak.
Digital product only. No physical item will be posted.
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