My Good Deeds Chart: Weekly Tracker for Kids
Colour a circle each time you do a good deed. How many can you fill this week?
Updated 25 October 2026
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A4 & US Letterprint at home
Ages 4–10best for
1 minute a daytime it takesA simple weekly chart that helps children notice and enjoy their good deeds. Each row is a deed, from praying and reading the Qur'an to saying salam, helping at home, being kind to parents, sharing, telling the truth and saying Bismillah, with a circle for every day of the week and a space at the bottom to write what they are proud of.
Step by step
- 1Write the week at the top
- 2Colour a circle each time the deed is done
- 3Count the circles at the end of the week
- 4Write what you are proud of
Praise the effort
Celebrate the circles together at the end of the week. A small treat or a trip to the park keeps it fun.
How to use it
Print a new chart each week and stick it on the fridge with a pen nearby.
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Frequently asked questions
What age is it for?
About 4 to 10.
Can I change the deeds?
The eight rows suit most families; you can add your own on the back.
Is it free?
Yes, in A4 and US Letter.
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