Provide reinforcement every single time he does it right, especially in the early stages of a home program. Other children might want a food item or special toy. Provide reinforcement every single time he attempts to do it right, especially in the early stages of a new program. You want to ensure your child learns to equate trying to succeed with succeeding on some level. Vary your rewards.
Children become bored with the same thing.
Over time require your child to do more before offering the reward. Be overtly proud and enthusiastic. Grade your reward. In other words, a better response gets a greater reward. Always keep in mind that this is very hard work for your child and that your reward system is critical to your child's learning.