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Rescue pups reward chart
This rescue pups reward chart turns each goal into a pup with a job. Your child becomes part of the crew for the week. The reward is the badge, not a toy. Search for a rescue pups reward chart, paw patrol sticker chart, and you will find printables with licensed characters. This one uses our own art, so it works for a Paw Patrol fan without the licensed characters.
Download the charts
One-page PDFs with a blank name line. Pick paper and ink once, every button changes.
Rescue Pups Reward Chart
Themed weekly reward chart, 5 goals, 7 days. Matches the rescue pups name stickers.
Download letter PDF
Rescue Pups Sticker Chart
20-box themed sticker chart that matches the rescue pups weekly chart.
Download letter PDFThe chart
The printable is a one-page PDF. It has 5 goal rows, one for each pup. Each row has 7 days, with a sticker box for every day. There is a reward line at the bottom and a blank name line at the top.
The art is our own, not licensed. So you get the rescue pup feel without the trademarked characters. Print at 100 percent, not fit to page. Choose letter or A4, and color or ink saving. The sticker boxes fit a 1.5 inch round sticker or a 1/2 inch star sticker.
The guide Reward chart ideas: 30 goals and rewards by age goes deeper on the same idea.
Goals that fit the theme
Give each goal a mission name. That way the the chart feels like a rescue plan. Pick 3 to 5 goals so the week is doable. Write them in the goal rows.
Here are six goal ideas written in the theme's words for ages 3 to 7.
- Mission: Get dressed without a battle
- Quest: Put toys in the rescue bin
- Rescue: Brush teeth morning and night
- Mission: Eat dinner like a pup
- Quest: Use the potty (for younger ones)
- Rescue: Go to bed on time
Rewards in the same theme
The reward line can hold a badge, not a toy. Think of a special activity that fits the rescue pup world. You can also pick a small treat like a themed snack. For more ideas, see our reward ideas.
Here are six rewards that work without buying merchandise.
- A rescue themed story you make up together
- A game of hide and seek where the pup finds the child
- A costume day where the child wears a hat or cape
- Choosing the theme song for the day
- A snack shaped like a bone or a star
- A special walk outside with a flashlight
Matching name stickers
The sign up builedr prints the child's name on a sticker sheet, a star chart, and a chore chart. All in this rescue pup theme. The sticker sheet fits the chart perfectly. Use the builder to make a name line that feels official.
We have other themed charts too, like space, dinosaur, princess, unicorn rainbow, and block world. If you need more sticker sheets, check our stickers page. For other chart types, see star charts and chore charts.
Other themes
Every page hands out its own chart. All reward and star charts.
Guides on rewards and stickers
Short guides that end at a chart you can print tonight.
Why stickers work on a chart, and when they stop
Understand why stickers work on a chart, and what to do when they stop working.
Incentive chart vs reward chart: which one to print
Compare an incentive chart and a reward chart, and decide which one to print for your child.
Reward chart ideas: 30 goals and rewards by age
Choose from 30 reward chart ideas by age, with goals and rewards that actually motivate.
Print it, then stick it to the fridge
Sticker paper that fits every chart on this site, and the bits that keep a chart up all week. Links go to Amazon and we may earn a commission.
Goes with a reward chart
The jar, the prize box and the stars the chart is working toward.
Questions parents ask
Is the rescue pups reward chart free?
Yes. The printable PDF is free. You can download it and print it at home. The sign up builder is also free, and it makes a sticker sheet with your child's name. No cost, no catch.
What age is this chart for?
This chart is designed for kids aged 3 to 10. The goal ideas in the theme work best for ages 3 to 7. Older kids can use the chart with their own mission names.
Can I get the stickers with my child's name in the same theme?
Yes. When you sign up with your email, the builder prints a sticker sheet with your child's name in the rescue pup style. Those stickers fit the chart's boxes. You can also buy sticker paper from Amazon through our links.
How many goals should I put on a themed chart?
Pick 3 to 5 goals. That keeps the week simple. Too many goals make the chart feel like a chore. Start with 3 if your child is young, and add more later.