Today’s freebie is this printable reward chart for kids in four different designs!
We love using reward charts in our home because it gets the kids excited to be involved around the house. It’s also great watching them get excited about their progress on their reward charts!
How to use your printable reward chart for kids
- Go to the design you like below.
- Click the download button under the photo.
- Go to your device’s download folder.
- Open the PDF.
- Go to file then print.
- Print as many as you need whenever you need!
Black and White Reward Reward Chart
This black and white printable reward chart is perfect for little ones who want to color and decorate their reward chart as they go.
Cotton Candy Sky Reward Chart
This cotton candy sky reward chart is a fun way to get the kids involved with doing tasks while working towards an awesome reward! Have your little one fill out the boxes with a marker or buy star stickers from the dollar store!
Green and Pink Starry Reward Chart
This starry reward chart is fun for the whole family! I even like to use it when I need a little motivation!
Pink, Purple, and Blue Star Reward Chart
Another fun starry reward chart! Have your child color the boxes or use fun stickers to fill them in!
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Fun Ideas for Your Printable Reward Chart
Having your child involved in tasks around the house and goals to work towards doesn’t have to be boring! By using this reward chart along with some fun ideas below, your child will love helping out!
1. Laminate your printable reward chart
If you don’t want to print a copy of your reward chart each week you can just print once and laminate! Then you child can fill it out with a dry erase marker each week and erase it when they are done!
2. Use stickers
Another fun option is to take your child to the store and let them pick out some little stickers. Then they can fill out their reward chart each day by placing stickers on the task they have completed.
3. Have a reward box
If your child doesn’t know what to choose for a reward you can simply write “a prize from the reward box” and you can have a little box or tote full of fun rewards for your child to choose from.
4. Involve the whole family
Let each family member choose one of our reward charts and have them fill them out. Put all of the reward charts in one place so everyone can support each other in working for their reward!
Looking for other free printables?
Don’t worry, we have you covered! We have hundreds of free printables on this site. Feel free to take a look around under the printables tab at the top of your page (and the other tabs, depending on what you are looking for).
Here are a few examples of some of our other free printables!
