This way you don’t have to keep printing out the routine sheet over and over. Put the kids’ daily routine chart in a frame and your child can use dry erase markers to check off the boxes next to each task for the day. On some of the daily task checklists, you can write in any additional chores, cleaning or tasks you want your kids to do as part of their daily routine on the daily chore list. Thank you! The Best Way To Use The Daily Chore Chart Printables If you would like to share these daily to-do lists, please share this post.
Please note that these free printables are for personal use or classroom use only and may not be used for commercial use, sold, or altered for selling in any way. There are 11 different daily routine charts to choose from. Use the icons in the top right corner to download and print your kids’ daily checklist. How To Print The Daily Routine Checklists For KidsĬlick the link or image of the daily routine checklist you’d like to download. I hope you love them and find just what you’re looking for. I’ve designed some of the daily routine charts for little kids like preschoolers going all the way up to high school.
There are separate checklists and charts for morning routines, night routines, after school routines and some that incorporate all of those into one checklist or chart. These free printable daily routine charts and checklists for kids will help your children learn to be responsible for their chores and hygiene every day. You need to write your own times on the analogue clocks.Daily routines are great to keep kids on task, keep them from getting bored, and teaching them responsibility. Just type in the text for the digital time and the school activity. You are welcome to search through my visual summer schedule cards to see if what you need is there. Of course, I could not anticipate every activity that you may need for your school day. If you homeschool, you might like these cards: read with mom, read with dad, write with mom, write with dad, copywork, homeschool classes, field trips, dance, gymnastics, music lessons, and sports lessons. I also have cards for all these school activities: morning work, morning meeting, math meeting, calendar time, phonics, spelling, read aloud, shared reading, guided reading, quiet reading, literacy centers, journal writing, writing workshop, writing, handwriting, math facts, math, math centers, library, social studies, history, science, recess, art, music, P.E., drama, computer, bathroom, assembly, dismissal, field trips, and special guests. In this pack, I’ve included analogue clocks and digital times for on the hour, half hour, and quarter hour, starting at 7:15am and ending at 4pm. I’ve found them to be especially helpful for pre-readers and kids with special needs. Visual schedules are great for all kinds of learners. I sure wish I had a visual schedule as cute as this one! One of the things that was required to have posted in the classroom when I was a teacher was the schedule. **The free download can be found AT THE END of this post. These visual schedule cards are free to download and print. Looking for a visual school schedule for your classroom or even homeschool schedule? Here you go!