The New Year is a great moment for little routines. This weekly plan has eight tasks with pictures – for every task done, your child colors in a star. Collect enough stars and the agreed reward is yours.
What's in the PDFs
Both PDFs, color and coloring, have 1 page. At the top are name and “week of,” then a chart with 8 picture tasks and one star for each day from Monday to Sunday – 56 stars in all. At the bottom is a trophy box for “My reward at ___ stars.” Print on A4 or US Letter.
At a Glance
Fill-in printable
ages 3+
1 × A4 + 1 × A4
about 2 minutes a day
📄 What’s on the Pages
Brushing teeth, tidying up, eating veggies, reading, helping, moving, playing outside, and sharing, with stars for each day and a reward box.
How the weekly plan works
💡 Tips
- Pick a star goal kids can reach – small wins motivate more than a giant target.
- Laminate the chart and use a dry-erase marker to reuse it every week.
- Small rewards work well: extra story time, a favorite dinner, or an outing.
- The tasks match the Resolutions Spinner – together they make a lovely New Year set.
What kids practice
Kids learn the days of the week and daily routines and take responsibility for small tasks. Counting stars practices numbers up to 56. And they see that sticking with something pays off.
🔄 Variations & Ideas
Each kid gets their own chart, and the reward is shared once everyone reaches their goal.
For little ones, pick just three tasks and cross out the other rows.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which tasks are on the chart?
Brushing teeth, tidying up, eating veggies, reading, helping, moving, playing outside, and sharing – each with a picture so kids who can't read yet can use it too.
How many stars should a reward take?
To start, about half works well – 25 to 30 out of 56 stars. If it's going great, slowly raise the goal.
Can I add my own tasks?
The eight tasks are printed on the chart, but you can cover a row with a strip of paper and write in your own task.
Is the download free?
Yes, all templates on PureSketchy are 100% free for personal, preschool and classroom use – no sign-up needed.
Is there a German version?
Yes! You can find the German version here: Neustart-Wochenplan.