A getting-dressed chart for children
A getting-dressed chart shows one clothing step per picture. Start with socks, shirt, jacket and shoes, then change the list to match what your child wears.
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Make this chartHow to do it
Put the clothes in order
Lay out the clothes your child will wear and put the pictures in the same order.
Make the chart
Remove steps your child does not need and add their own steps if needed.
Print and place it nearby
Put the chart where your child gets dressed.
Make a picture routine chart
Steps
- 1
Put on my socks - 2
Put on my shirt - 3
Put on my jacket - 4
Put on my shoes
Preview
Getting dressed
Morning
- 1Put on my socks
- 2Put on my shirt
- 3Put on my jacket
- 4Put on my shoes
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