Good Habits Worksheet for Kids: Circle and Learn!

How to use this worksheet

Look at the first set of pictures together and ask your child what they notice each character doing. Talk through whether each action seems like a good habit or not, and have your child circle the pictures that show good habits, like brushing teeth or saying please. If the worksheet includes a point system, keep a simple tally of points earned as your child works through the page. Once finished, review each circled picture together and ask your child to explain why it's a good habit.

Materials needed

• Pencil
• Crayons

Extension activities

• 1Create a sticker chart at home tracking one or two good habits your child wants to practice this week.
• 2Role-play a scenario from the worksheet, like sharing a toy, and talk about how it felt to do the right thing.
• 3Read a picture book about kindness or good manners and connect it back to the worksheet's examples.
• 4Make a simple poster listing your family's top good habits, illustrated by your child.
• 5Take turns naming a good habit and acting it out for someone else to guess.