All Aboard the Free Sticker Chart Train

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My daughter has recently had a minor obsession with trains. It started when I told her she was going to go on a park train with her Grammy. Since then, she has got a few books about Thomas the Train and has checked out a few other train books at the library. I decided to use this obsession to my advantage and make her a train sticker chart. I wanted a chart that took a few more stickers to complete than my previous space-themed one. Keep reading for your own free printable sticker chart train.

How to Make a Sticker Chart Train

Supplies:

• Free sticker chart train printables (here, here, and here)
• Stickers
• Sticky tack
• Prizes
• Prize box (read about painting one with your toddler here)

Creating:

These sticker charts are super easy to make since you can get the free printables here, here, and here. The first printable is the engine and two train cars. The other two printables are each three different colored train cars.

The first step is to print all of the train cars. If your printer has issues like mine and streaks colors badly, you can color them in with a marker. Then just cut them out and stick them on your wall with sticky tack. I put mine up one at a time and when my daughter finished a train car she got to pick which color car she wanted next.

Then you can decide how many stickers you want to require per train car. I had my daughter put stickers on both the windows and wheels. Lastly, decide how you want to give prizes. Each time my toddler finished a train car, she got to pick out a new book.

As much as she has loved her previous space and zoo themed sticker charts, I think the variety helped keep my daughter’s motivation up. I also think that changing sticker chart themes can help if you are planning on changing what behavior gets stickers. If pottying used to get rocket ship stickers that doesn’t mean it gets train stickers or something along those lines. I hope your little train engineer loves these sticker charts too. Let me know in the comments what your kid’s current obsessions are.