Skateboard Behavior Chart for Kids

With this chart you and other parents can document and keep track of your child's interests which might include skateboarding, spending time with you while shopping at a skateboard shop, watching skateboard shows or learning about skateboarding or watching your child's favorite skateboarder perform either on your television or at a skate park. You can also keep track of how many times a week your child spends time at the skate park with their friends, how well your child has improved their skateboarding skills, how well your child reacts to learning a new skill or a new skateboarding trick with their friends or other family members who take an interest in skateboarding. By using this chart to track your child's skateboarding improvements to show your child later on how far they have came with their hobby or love of skateboarding, as well as keeping track of any skateboarding events you and your child have attended or plan on attending during the week. Some other types of reasons why parents use this chart during the week or day is to keep track of any out bursts your child might have while trying to learn a new skateboarding trick or skill, keeping track of how many times a week your child practices their skateboarding tricks and skills.