Blank routine chart
For the routine that is yours alone: after school, leaving for swimming, Saturday tidy-up. Seven empty rows, a week of tick boxes, and a circle beside each row for your child to draw the picture.
Free, one page, no email needed. Prints fine in black and white.
What's on it
- A space to name the routine (after school, football, Saturday)
- Seven rows to write in, each with a circle for a drawing
- A tick box for every row, Monday to Sunday
- A star to color in for each day that was done on time
How to use it
- 1 Fill it in together. You choose the tasks; let your child draw the pictures.
- 2 Write two or three words per row. If it needs a sentence, it is two tasks.
- 3 Leave a row or two empty. Five tasks that get done beat seven that do not.
- 4 Put the tasks in the order they really happen, room by room.
More in the guide: how to make a routine chart that works.
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