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Printable Kid Coupons

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Positive reinforcement is a great way to encourage good behavior in our kids. It can be hard though to find rewards that are tangible but don’t promote materialism. That’s why I love printable kid coupons.

Uses for Printable Kid Coupons

Kid coupons make great rewards. If you have a reward jar, you can use these coupons in there. If you don’t have a reward jar, but would like to learn more about how it works, read this post (and pick up more free printable rewards).

Reward Jar

Kid coupons make great gifts! I’ve used them as:

  • Stocking stuffers
  • Valentine’s day gifts
  • Easter basket fillers
  • Birthday gifts
  • Back-to-school gifts (when our schedules get busy, the kids really appreciate these “prizes”)

Download the Printable Kid Coupons

Just click the image below to download your free printable kid coupons.

For those of you who would like to create your own coupons, here’s a blank template for you to use.

Blank Kid Coupon Template

If you’re using mine plus your own together and want them to match, use Segoe Print for “This coupon is good for:” and LetterOMatic! for the coupon title.

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You can also check out my entire collection of free printables. I use checklists for almost everything. Find free family printables for everything from planning birthday parties to cleaning your home.

These free family printables will help you manage everything from birthday parties to camping trips

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  5. I love these! We are looking for more non-gift rewards and these are great! Is there a way to get an editable version? (I know that’s a tall order). We have some reward ideas we would like to add to these. Thank you!

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  6. […] Okay, so, the kiddos in my life are getting to the age where they should start doing minor tasks around the house, or chores. If you start giving children responsibilities at a younger age, it can give them more respect for doing things for themselves and earning rewards for doing so. I, personally, like the idea of chore charts – they’re easy to manage and give the children a visual of their progress and achievements. You don’t have to reward your child with money after they’ve completed the tasks at hand – try an extra story at bedtime on a chosen night or allow them to arrange a play date with one of their friends as their reward. You can even try a prize basket or coupons – check out these great incentive ideas for When the Pigs Fly and Wondermom Wannabe. […]

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  9. […] By mid-February, we’ve usually recovered from our Christmas spending but the memories of those bills still has me budget-conscious. As a result, I like to keep our Valentine gifting as inexpensive as possible. That’s why “love coupons” are popular in my house. My husband gets Love Coupons and my children get Kid Coupons. […]

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