Free printable picture routine charts for kids
Pick a chart, put the picture steps in the order your child follows them, add their name, and print. The PDF has a picture and a word for every step and a box to tick, so a child who can't read yet can still follow it on their own.
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Make a picture routine chart
Steps
- 1
Use the toilet - 2
Get dressed - 3
Eat breakfast - 4
Brush my teeth - 5
Brush my hair - 6
Put on my shoes
Preview
Morning routine
Morning
- 1Use the toilet
- 2Get dressed
- 3Eat breakfast
- 4Brush my teeth
- 5Brush my hair
- 6Put on my shoes
The PDF downloads to your device.
How to do it
- Choose a chart: morning, bedtime, weekly packing, trip packing, or month calendar.
- Add, remove, and reorder the picture steps.
- Type your child's name and pick a theme and paper size.
- Press Print and hang the chart at your child's eye level.
Guides
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