Sticker chart for kids
A chart with somewhere proper for the stickers to go. Seven steps with pictures, from getting dressed in the morning to getting into bed at night, and a round space for each school day that a standard 3/4-inch (19 mm) sticker fits inside.
Free, one page, no email needed. Prints fine in black and white.
What's on it
- Dressed, teeth brushed, bag packed and shoes on in the morning; tidy up, teeth brushed and in bed at night
- A round space for every step, Monday to Friday, sized for 3/4-inch (19 mm) stickers
- A star to color in for each day that everything got a sticker
- Space for a name and for the time to be ready by
How to use it
- 1 Any round sticker up to 3/4 inch (19 mm) fits inside a space. Bigger ones work too; they just cover the line.
- 2 Keep the sheet of stickers next to the chart, and let your child choose each one and press it on. It is their chart.
- 3 Mornings are at the top and bedtime at the bottom, so stick it somewhere you pass at both ends of the day. The bathroom door works well.
- 4 Write the time you leave for school in the "Ready by" box. Mornings are the part of the day that race the clock.
- 5 Out of stickers? A smiley face or a colored-in circle does the same job.
- 6 It stops at Friday on purpose: seven days of sticker-sized spaces would squeeze the pictures. If weekends follow the same routine, print a second copy.
More in the guide: how to make a routine chart that works.
More free charts
Morning routine chart
Seven picture tasks for school mornings, Monday to Friday, with a box for the time you leave.
Bedtime routine chart
Seven picture steps from tidy-up to lights out, for every night of the week.
After-school routine chart
Seven picture tasks from the front door to free time, Monday to Friday.
Chore chart
Seven picture jobs around the house, from making the bed to feeding the pet, for every day of the week.
Blank routine chart
Seven empty rows and a week of tick boxes. You write the tasks; your child draws the pictures.