About Montessori Routines
Montessori Routines makes free printable picture routine charts for children. You make a chart in your browser and print it as a PDF, in 14 languages.
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How the guides are written
Each guide answers one question parents ask about routines, written in plain language and checked against Montessori practice. Every guide shows the date it was last updated.
Languages
The site and its charts are in 14 languages. The pictures are the same in every language, so a child who reads in one language and hears another at school can use the same chart.
Guides
- How to make a Montessori morning routine chartMake a Montessori morning routine chart with pictures your child can follow alone. What to put on it, in what order, and a free printable.
- How to make a bedtime routine chart for kidsA bedtime routine chart with pictures helps a child get ready for bed with fewer reminders. What goes on it and a free printable chart.
- How can my child pack their own school bag?A weekly packing sheet shows your child what goes in their school bag each day, with pictures. How to set it up and a free printable.
- What should a child pack for a trip?A printable packing list for kids with pictures: clothes, sleep things, toiletries, and a comfort item, plus the jobs to do before you leave.
- How do I make a monthly calendar a child can read?A monthly calendar for kids with pictures for the days that matter: visits, birthdays, and trips. Make one and print it for free.
- Does a toddler need a routine chart, and what goes on it?A routine chart helps toddlers know what comes next. How to make one for a child under three, with fewer steps and big pictures.