Free printable · PreK to Grade 2

Free morning routine visual schedule, plus after-school and bedtime

A morning routine chart shows each step as a picture, so a child can see what comes next without being told again. Print the free set below (morning, after school and bedtime), or make one with your own family's steps.

My Morning Routine: six numbered picture cards (wake up, use the bathroom, get dressed, eat breakfast, brush teeth, put on shoes), each with a box to check, and an All done! bar.

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After-school routine
Bedtime routine

Make your own in seconds

Type your own steps, in your own order, and SCAFLI puts a picture with each one. It also makes school schedules and routines for any time of day.

Try asking for:

“a bedtime routine for home”
“an after school routine for home”

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What it is

A home routine chart with six numbered steps. Each step has a picture, a few words and a box to check, and the last bar says All done.

How to use it

Go over the chart together the first few mornings.
Point to the next step instead of saying it again.
Let your child check each box as it is done.

Three quick tips

Hang it where the routine happens, at your child's eye level.
Laminate it and use a dry-erase marker so it lasts.
Celebrate All done, even on slow mornings.

Questions

Can I change the steps?: Yes. Type the steps you use at home and SCAFLI makes the chart with a picture for each.
Is it only for home?: No. Ask for a school morning, a therapy session or a doctor visit and you get those steps instead.
How many steps should a routine have?: Fewer is easier at the start. Six is a good size for many children, and SCAFLI can make shorter or longer ones.

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