Free Printable Sticker Charts for Kids
Updated November 2026 · 6 free printables
Six printable sticker charts, from five giant spaces for a toddler to fifty for an older child.
About these printables
The 10-circle chart fits big 1.1-inch reward stickers, the gumball machine fills with 25 sticker dots from the bottom up, the rainbow chart holds 20 small half-inch stickers on five colored bands, and the 50 Sticker Chart (black and white) has a treat star at the end of each row of ten.
The potty training chart has six sticker circles for every day of the week, so each try earns a sticker, and the 5 Star Reward Chart is the simplest start for a two- or three-year-old.
At a glance
- Pages
- 6 free printables, one PDF each
- Ages
- 3 to 10
- Levels
- Pre-K, Grade 1, Grade 4
- Paper
- US Letter and A4
- Price
- free, no sign-up needed to download
All 6 Free Printable Sticker Charts for Kids, One by One
Here is a closer look at every page in this collection, with who it's best for and a coloring idea for each one.
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1. 5 Star Reward Chart for Toddlers
The simplest reward chart: five giant pastel stars, each about 1.4 inches wide, with a date line under each one and a learning goal written at the top. Toddlers and preschoolers need a reward that comes soon, so five stars is about right for a two- or three-year-old. Arco the hedgehog cheers from the corner, and the bottom boxes note who helped and what the reward is. It is made for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2 to 5, with big spaces and pictures instead of words.
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2. Sticker Chart With 10 Big Circles
A bright sticker chart with ten big circles, each 1.1 inches across, sized for the round reward stickers sold in rolls. Every circle sits on its own pastel card with a little picture and a date line, so a child can see each sticker as a small win. Ten spaces is a good length for a week or two of practice on one habit. It is made for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2 to 5, with big spaces and pictures instead of words.
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3. Gumball Machine Sticker Chart: 25 Spaces
A gumball machine sticker chart in color: 25 numbered gumballs fill the glass globe of a big red machine. Your child adds a round sticker or colors a gumball each time they reach a goal, filling the machine from the bottom up. There is a box to keep count, and Arco peeks in from the side. The gumball circles fit 0.6-inch stickers or a dot marker. It suits kids ages 5 to 8, from kindergarten to 2nd grade, who can follow a chart with short words.
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4. Rainbow Sticker Chart: 20 Spaces
A rainbow sticker chart with five colored bands and four white circles on each band, numbered 1 to 20 from the red band down to the blue one, with a cloud at each end. The circles are half an inch across, made for small stickers, stamps or a fingerprint in paint. Good for kindergarten and first grade, and for classroom sticker rewards. It suits kids ages 5 to 8, from kindergarten to 2nd grade, who can follow a chart with short words. Try soft boho colors.
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5. 50 Sticker Chart (Black and White)
A long-goal sticker chart for older kids, printed in black and white: fifty numbered circles in five rows of ten, with a star at the end of every row to color when the row is full. Use a small treat for each row and a bigger reward at fifty, for goals like 50 days of reading, 50 practice sessions or 50 made beds. It is meant for older kids and tweens, ages 9 to 12, who can track longer goals on their own.
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6. Potty Training Chart With Stickers
A potty training chart in color: four picture steps across the top (sit on the potty, pee or poop, wipe and flush, wash hands), then a week of rows with six sticker circles per day for every try, and a star to color on a dry day. Praise the try, not just the success; the bottom boxes set how many stickers earn the potty prize. It is made for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2 to 5, with big spaces and pictures instead of words.
Tips for coloring Free Printable Sticker Charts for Kids
- Let your child choose the stickers; the chart becomes more exciting.
- Keep the stickers near the chart so the sticker comes right away.
- For long charts, add small rewards along the way, like the row stars on the 50 sticker chart.
Fun facts about Free Printable Sticker Charts for Kids
- The sticker circles range from 1.1 inches (10-circle chart) to half an inch (rainbow chart).
- Most children show signs of being ready for potty training between 18 months and 3 years.
Fun ways to use your printables
- Use a dot marker or a fingerprint in paint instead of stickers.
- Make the gumball machine a whole-class or whole-family chart.
- Photograph each finished chart and keep the pictures in a family album.
How to print
Click Download PDF on any page and print it at 100% on US Letter or A4 paper. Use regular printer paper for crayons and pencils, or cardstock for markers and paint. Every page here is free for home, classroom and party use, so feel free to print as many copies as you need.
Frequently asked questions
What size stickers fit these charts?
Big round reward stickers (about 1 inch) fit the 10-circle chart and the 5-star chart; dot stickers or dot markers (about 0.6 inch) fit the gumball machine and the potty chart; half-inch stickers fit the rainbow chart and the 50 sticker chart.
How do I keep a sticker chart working?
Give the sticker right after the behavior, let your child put it on, keep the chart where they can see it and agree on the reward before you start. When the chart is full, give the reward the same day.
Can I use these charts in a classroom?
Yes. The rainbow and 50 sticker charts work well for individual goals in a classroom, and the gumball machine can be a whole-class chart where the class earns a sticker together.