Reward Ideas for Kids - Ages 3-7 - Ages 8-11 - Ages 12+

Oct 12, 2026

Uploaded by Hazel

Reward ideas for kids organized by age group: ages 3–7, ages 8–11, and ages 12+. Each section lists practical, low-cost incentives such as stickers, markers, pencils, crayons, books, notebooks, erasers, toothbrushes, candy, doll clothes, and printable certificates. It also includes experiences like treasure box outings, play dates, sleepovers, family outings, movie trips, park walks or hikes, ice cream runs, and extra activities. Some items also mention car time and additional curfew time.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryGeneral

FormatPDF

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AccessFree to download

Ages 3-7

Ages 8-11

Ages 12+

Reward Ideas for Kids Ages 3-7 • Stickers • Dollar Store Items • Crayons • Pencils • Markers • Books • Second Hand Store Toys (action figures, etc) • Match Box Cars • New toothbrush • Candy (Gummy Bears, Dots, etc) • Doll clothes • Printable certificate • A trip to the "treasure box" (this can contain inexpensive little things like dollar store items, pencils, crayons, etc.) • Books • Sticker on a sticker chart • An outing for a special treat such as ice cream Ages 8-11 • Markers • Pencils • Books • Little Notebooks • Erasers • New toothbrush • Books • Pencil Cushies • Pens • Hair ornaments • Doll clothes • Card game • Printable certificate • A trip to the "treasure box"(this can contain inexpensive little things like dollar store items, pencils, crayons, etc.) • Earn a play date • Earn a sleepover • Pick a favorite meal • Out to eat with family member • Extra computer time • Extra TV time • Go to a movie • Go get ice cream • Pick a special game to play with a family member like aboard game, video game, sports game • Go for a walk/hike with a family member • A trip to the park • Parent will do child's chores for a time period Ages 12+ • Markers • Pencils • Books • Little Notebooks • Erasers • New toothbrush • Books • Pencils • Pens • Hair ornaments/hair gel • A song formp3 player/phone • New computer/video game • Card Game • Printable certificate • Earn a sleepover • Pick a favorite meal • Out to eat with family member • Extra computer time • Extra TV time • Go to a movie Ages 12+ • Go get ice cream • Extra time added to curfew • (For drivers) Additional time to use the car • Go for a walk/hike with a family member • Parent will do child's chores for a time period ©Free [Printable Behavior Charts.com](Printable Behavior Charts.com)

FAQs

What types of rewards are suggested for ages 3–7?

The list includes small items such as stickers, pencils, crayons, markers, books, candy, and second-hand store toys, plus experiences like a trip to a “treasure box,” an ice-cream outing, and a sticker-chart reward.

What incentives are recommended for ages 8–11?

Suggestions include school-friendly items (markers, pencils, notebooks, erasers, pens), personal items like a new toothbrush and hair ornaments, and fun experiences such as play dates, sleepovers, favorite meals, movies, ice cream outings, park trips, extra computer/TV time, and family game or meal outings.

What rewards are listed for ages 12 and up?

The document suggests markers, pencils, books, little notebooks, erasers, toothbrushes, pens, hair ornaments or hair gel, and card games, along with printable certificates. It also includes activities like sleepovers, favorite meals, eating out, extra computer/TV time, movie trips, ice cream, added curfew time, and (for drivers) additional car time.

Oct 12, 2026

Uploaded by Hazel