Free Printable Goal Chart for Children

This isn’t just another free printable goal chart for children. This chart is tailored specifically for children who are participating in the Home-Centered Learning program or who want to set spiritual goals in addition to physical, social, and intellectual goals.

If your child is like mine, they’ll want to display their chart so they can see their goals and progress often. This cute chart serves as a friendly reminder and is something fun that can go on the fridge, in the bedroom, or wherever your child will see it the most.

Its simple format allows your child the freedom to brainstorm what they want to accomplish and what steps they might take to achieve each goal. Younger children should strive to accomplish at least one goal per year in each category. Goals can be short-term, long-term, or a mix.

Print as many charts as you need for your child or for your church youth group. No commercial use, please. The printable is free for your use as long as the Mrs. Lady Wordsmith logo is shown.

You’ll note that the chart is designed to be nondenominational. While the Home-Centered Learning program and 2020 goal-setting launch are under the direction of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the youth goal initiative is for anyone–regardless of religious affiliation.

In my neighborhood, we see this program as the perfect opportunity to build common ground with those not of our faith. Each child who lives nearby is personally being invited to join. It is my hope that your neighborhoods may do the same.

Additional Reading & Support

You might also like to read this helpful post about setting goals with your family. There are some great ideas for talking about the “why” and helping children to be more successful at achieving their goals. It’s just one click away.

And I offer a super supportive, helpful Facebook group all about the Home-Centered Learning program. Set goals individually, with your spouse, and as a family. Join our group for year-round support and great ideas.

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