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Watercolor Routine & Reward Charts
Three ways to count up to a reward, a winding path, a sticker grid and a climbing star meter, alongside the routine and chore charts that feed them. The pictures are soft watercolor drawings of a teddy bear, a backpack, a bathtub and other everyday things.
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Soft, washed-out colors on a cream background set these 11 printable routine and reward charts apart. The everyday pictures are small watercolor paintings: a smiling sun, a little bed, a teddy bear for playtime, a bathtub full of bubbles, an open book, a crescent moon.
Three reward charts, three ways to count
Each reward chart counts to ten, but they look different on the wall.
| Chart | How it fills up | Where the reward goes |
|---|---|---|
| Star path | Ten circles along a winding road from Start to “You did it!”, ending at a teddy bear | A “My reward” box at the bottom |
| Sticker grid | Ten tall numbered boxes in two rows | “When I collect all 10 stars, I get:” |
| Star meter | A thermometer-style bar from 1 to 10 | A “My reward” label at the top |
Kids can color the stars in or stick a sticker on each, and the path and the grid come with a strip of small stars to cut out.
Where the stars come from
The other charts are where the stars get earned. The weekly chore chart lists nine jobs, including feeding a pet, watering plants and taking out the trash, with a circle for each day, a box for this week’s reward and room for notes. The routine tracker does the same for ten daily routines, and the daily routine page shows ten of them as picture tiles you can check off one at a time.
Printing
The watercolor pictures are soft and pale, so they look best from a color printer on bright white paper or cardstock. For a chart you want to reuse all week, laminate it or slide it into a sheet protector and use a dry-erase marker.
