Routine Chart
List the morning or bedtime steps and add your child's name, get a picture chart they can follow.
Every morning is the same six reminders, and by the fourth one you are shouting. Give it your child's name, say whether this is the morning or the bedtime run, and list the steps in your own words: teeth, dressed, breakfast, bag by the door. Back comes a picture chart with a simple icon on every step, their name at the top and a tick box beside each line. Laminate it, hang it where they get ready and leave a whiteboard marker on a string. Younger kids follow the pictures and older ones read the words. Redo it whenever the routine changes.
The prompt
What’s inside
- Check the name, the time of day and your list of steps
- Put your steps into order
- Draw a simple icon for each step
- Lay out the chart with a tick box on every line
- Check every step has an icon and a box
- Pack the routine chart for download
What you’ll bring
- child's name
- routine steps
- morning or bedtime
What you’ll get
- picture routine chart PDF
Perfect for
- Parents at home
- Carers and grandparents reading with a child
Also found as
visual routine chart for kids · morning routine chart printable · bedtime routine chart with pictures · visual schedule for children printable
Questions
What do I need to provide?
Your child's name, whether it is the morning or bedtime routine, and the steps in your own words.
What do I get?
A picture chart PDF with a simple icon on every step, your child's name at the top and a tick box beside each line.
Can children who cannot read yet use it?
Yes. Younger kids follow the pictures and older ones read the words.
How do I make it reusable?
Laminate it, hang it where they get ready and keep a whiteboard marker nearby. Redo it when the routine changes.
Who is it for?
Parents at home, and carers and grandparents reading with a child.
Is it available now?
Yes. It is live on Omo and you pay per run.
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