Free Printables for Kids: Charts, Stickers, Challenges and More

About these printables

Printables are ready-to-print sets that you use on a wall, in a pocket or on the table, rather than pages of handwriting practice. Every set here is a free PDF in two paper sizes: US Letter for the United States and Canada, and A4 for almost everywhere else. Print at 100% (Actual size) so cut-out pieces keep their size.

Which printable do I need?

• To track a habit or goal: reward charts for routines and learning habits, reward coupons for shared-fun prizes, or potty training charts in friendly themes.
• For stickers, crafts and cutting: sticker sheets with 20 stickers on each page, cut and play scenes to cut out and match, and paper crafts to cut, arrange and glue.
• For games: scavenger hunts with 12 pictures to find, and memory match games with 12 cards to cut out.
• For a month of small activities: 30-day challenges with one task a day, and activity passports with 12 stamp checkpoints.
• For December: printable advent calendars with posters, doors, a paper chain and activity cards.

How to get the most from free printables

Print them well. Choose US Letter if you are in the United States or Canada and A4 almost everywhere else, and print at 100% (Actual size) so cut-out pieces, stickers and circles keep their size. Plain paper is fine for most charts. Cards, pockets and cut and play pictures are easier to handle on thicker paper, and a clear sleeve or a quick pass through a laminator keeps a chart tidy for weeks. Print the colorful scenes and sticker sheets in color, because the pictures are what children match and collect.

Match the set to the goal. If you want to build a routine, start with a reward chart and choose one small goal, such as brushing teeth or putting toys away. If your child is learning to use the toilet, a potty training chart in a theme they like makes the process feel like a game. For a month of small habits, a 30-day challenge gives you one short task a day, and an activity passport lets a child collect 12 stamps at their own pace. Children who need cutting and matching practice will enjoy the cut and play scenes.

Use them together. The sets are made to work side by side. Cut out a few stickers from the sticker sheets and use them on a reward chart, a passport or a challenge page. Add a small reward you agree on in advance, such as an extra story or a game, and write it in the reward box. Keeping the goal small and the praise specific tends to work better than long lists of rules.

Keep it positive and simple. Printables are tools, not tests. Choose one chart or one challenge at a time, put it where your child can see it, and celebrate effort as well as results. If a printable stops being fun, put it away and try another one later. Every child learns at their own pace, so adapt the tasks to your child’s age and abilities.

Safety note. Always use scissors with adult supervision. Small cut-out stickers and pictures can be a choking hazard for babies and toddlers, so keep them away from children who put things in their mouths.

At home and in the classroom. Parents can hang a chart on the fridge or the bathroom door, keep a challenge in a folder for quiet time, or use a passport as a summer learning project. Teachers can print one copy per child, use a challenge as a morning warm-up, or place cut and play pages in a learning center. All of the printables are free for personal, home and classroom use, and you can print as many copies as you need for your own children or students. Please do not sell the files or put them on another website. To share a set, share the link to its page.

Credits and licences

Many of the pictures and icons in these printables use Noto Emoji artwork by Google. The Noto emoji fonts are licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, and most of the emoji images are licensed under the Apache License 2.0. The advent calendar set uses artwork drawn for KidsTracing. The page layouts, text and KidsTracing logo are our own.