Daily & Weekly Habit Tracker for Kids & Parents
Add routines to your learning library for just ₹99 — pairs perfectly with the Complete Bundle.
What's included
- Daily habit tracker
- Weekly habit tracker & planner
- Editable Google Sheets version
- Printable PDF version
About this product
A simple printable and Google Sheets habit tracker to build daily routines — brushing, reading, homework, screen time.
Why it works
- Turn good habits into a daily routine
- Kids love ticking off each day
- Use on your phone or print and stick on the fridge
Who this is for
How delivery works
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Questions about this product
Is it editable?
Yes, there is a Google Sheets version you can copy and edit, plus a printable version.
Is it included in the Complete Bundle?
No, the habit tracker is a separate ₹99 add-on.
Licence & refunds. Your purchase covers unlimited printing for your own family, forever. Reselling or redistributing the files isn't permitted. Because this is delivered instantly, please read our refund policy before buying — and if something is wrong, email support@omgdeals.in and we'll fix it.
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Why hands-on learning matters
Early childhood learning isn't mainly about memorising information. Research in child development points to the value of back-and-forth interaction with a caring adult, of play, and of children actively doing things rather than passively watching.
Harvard's Center on the Developing Child describes responsive “serve and return” interaction between children and adults as important for early brain development, including language and social skills. The American Academy of Pediatrics has similarly highlighted the role of play — including play alongside a parent — in developing skills such as executive function.
That's the thinking behind OMG Deals. A printed worksheet isn't the point on its own. It's a reason to sit down together for fifteen minutes: your child does something with their hands, you respond to it, and the learning happens in between.
To be clear about what this research does and doesn't say. It supports the broader importance of play, interaction and active participation in early childhood. It is not a study of OMG Deals worksheets, and we make no claim that our printables produce any specific developmental outcome.
Research & sources
Center on the Developing Child, Harvard University —
developingchild.harvard.edu
Yogman M, et al. “The Power of Play.” Pediatrics (2018) —
American Academy of Pediatrics