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Free printable reward and sticker chart

Brushing teeth, reading, eating veggies: whatever your child is working on, give each goal a row and each day a sticker box. Add their name and a reward, then print.

Name
Goals
Reward
Color
Week starts
Layout
Paper

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How to use a sticker chart

Pick a few everyday goals your child can reach on their own, and put the chart where they see it every day. A sticker right after the goal is met works better than filling in the chart at the end of the week.

Agree on the reward before you start and write it on the chart. When the goals become habits, make a new chart with the next ones.

More free printables

  • Chore chart · Chores by age, a weekly reward and a box for every day.
  • Potty training chart · Sat on the potty, went in the potty, washed hands: a sticker for each.
  • Behavior chart · A few clear goals, a box for every day and a reward to work towards.

Questions

What is the difference between a reward chart and a sticker chart?

They are the same idea: a chart where children earn a sticker or check for each goal, and a reward when the chart or a row is full.

Is the sticker chart free?

Yes. Make and download as many as you like, without an account.

What goals can I put on a sticker chart?

Anything your child can do and see: brush teeth, get dressed, read a book, eat vegetables, go to bed on time, practice an instrument.

What size does it print?

US Letter or A4, landscape or portrait. Print at 100% (actual size); card stock lasts longer.