Free Printable Reward Coupons for Kids: 60 Cut-Out Coupons (PDF)
Ten free printable reward coupon pages with six cut-out coupons on each page: 60 coupons in all. The coupons offer shared experiences instead of things to buy, such as “Pick the Book”, “Backyard Picnic” or “Dance Break”. Each coupon has a line for who gave it and a box to tick when it is used. Download one page in US Letter or A4, or take all ten.
The 10 printable reward coupon pages
Each page has a theme and six coupons. The coupons are listed on each card, so you can choose the page that matches your child’s interests.
Download all 10, US Letter PDF · 8.4 MB (all 10 reward coupon pages, one page each)Download all 10, A4 PDF · 8.4 MB (all 10 reward coupon pages, one page each)ZIP with every page ZIP · 15.5 MB (both paper sizes)
Free for personal, home and classroom use. Not for sale or resale.
What are reward coupons?
A reward coupon is a small card that a child can earn and trade in for a treat or an activity. These coupons are made for shared experiences: a walk, a story, a game, a picnic or an art project. The printed tip on every set puts it simply: reward your child with shared experiences, not purchases.
How to use the coupons
- Print and cut. Print the page at 100% (Actual size) on plain paper or cardstock and cut along the dashed edges.
- Give a coupon when your child reaches a goal, finishes a chart or shows kindness. Write your name on the “Given by” line.
- Let your child choose when to use it, within the simple rules you set, and tick the “Used” box when the coupon is cashed in.
- Do the activity together. The coupon is only as good as the time you give it, so follow through.
The coupons pair well with a reward chart: when the circles are full, your child picks a coupon.
Choose a coupon theme
- Outdoors and nature: Woodland Wonders, Garden Helpers, Playground Champions, Beach Day Rewards and Safari Explorers.
- Reading and family time: Reading Stars and Cozy Family Moments.
- Making and learning: Rainbow Creativity, Learning & Building and Space Superstar Rewards.
Examples of coupons: Nature Walk, One More Story, Puzzle Together, Sandcastle Time, Artist Choice, Block Builder and Stargazing Time.
Tips for using reward coupons well
- Keep promises. A coupon is a promise. Honor it as soon as you can.
- Keep the activities simple. Most coupons need no money, only a few minutes and your attention.
- Set clear rules. For example, one coupon at a time, and choose a time that works for the family.
- Use supervised play. Some coupons involve water play, kites or climbing. Always stay with your child, and adapt the activity to your child’s age and ability.
- Let children make their own. Leave one blank for them to draw a coupon idea of their own.
Printing tips
Print on cardstock if you want the coupons to last, or plain paper for a one-time reward. Cut along the dashed edges with scissors, with adult help for young children. You can store the coupons in an envelope, a small box or a jar, and print a new page when the first one is used up.
Credits and licences
Many of the pictures and icons in this set 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 page layouts, text and KidsTracing logo are our own. These printables are free for personal, home and classroom use, and not for sale or resale.
Frequently asked questions
Are these reward coupons free?
Yes. You can download and print them at no cost, with no sign-up. They are free for personal, home and classroom use. Please do not sell or resell the files.
How many coupons are on each page?
Each page has six cut-out coupons, and there are ten pages, so 60 coupons in all.
Do the coupons cost money to redeem?
No. The coupons offer shared activities, such as reading together, a family game, a picnic or a drawing project, so they need little or no money.
What are the “Given by” and “Used” lines for?
Write who gave the coupon on the “Given by” line, and tick the “Used” box when your child cashes it in. This helps older children keep track of their coupons.
Can I use them in a classroom?
Yes. Teachers can print pages for classroom rewards and choose coupons that fit their class. The pages are free for personal, home and classroom use.
Which size should I print, US Letter or A4?
Use US Letter in the United States and Canada, and A4 almost everywhere else. Every page comes in both sizes.
Is a reward coupon the same as a reward chart?
No. A reward chart tracks progress toward a goal, and a reward coupon is the prize you give. They work well together.
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