Smiley Face Behavior Chart
A smiley face behavior chart for the youngest students. Write three goals, then each day the child colors in a smiling face for every goal they met. It needs no reading, and the smiles are counted together on Friday.
- Grade Level
- Pre-K to Grade 5
- Pages
- 1
- Formats
- PDF, Google Docs, Word
- Paper Size
- US Letter and A4
- Checked By
- Milo, Classroom Teacher
- Last Updated
- October 2026
Smiley Face Behavior Chart Example
A preschooler's week: a smile colored in for every goal met, counted on Friday.
What's in the Smiley Face Behavior Chart
Three Short Goals
Name and week fields, and three ruled columns for goals you write in words a child knows.
Smiling Faces to Color
A grid with a smiling face for every goal on every day, colored in when the goal is met.
Smiles, Reward and Note
Smile count fields, an open box for the reward, a note home, and teacher and family lines.
Print or Type
Type goals into the Word or Google Docs file. The face grid is a picture: print it to color. US Letter and A4.
How to Use the Smiley Face Behavior Chart
Write Three Goals
Write three short goals in the columns, using words the child knows, and read them aloud together.
Choose the Reward
Draw or write the reward in the open box, and fill in how many smiles the child needs to earn it.
Color After Each Goal
Each day, let the child color in a smiling face for every goal they met, and say what they did.
Count the Smiles
On Friday, count the colored smiles together and write the number in Smiles This Week.
Send a Note Home
Write a short note, sign the chart, and send it home for the family to read and sign.
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