Morning Routine Chart for Kids
A morning routine chart with eight picture steps in order: make my bed, use the potty, wash hands and face, get dressed, eat breakfast, brush my teeth, brush my hair, shoes and backpack. Each step is a numbered card with a color picture and a check box, plus a line for the time to be out the door. Put it in a sheet protector and reuse it every morning with a dry-erase marker.
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- Size
- US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), fits A4
- Vector, prints razor-sharp at any size
- Level
- Pre-K
- License
- Free for personal & classroom use
About this worksheet
A morning routine chart with eight picture steps in order: make my bed, use the potty, wash hands and face, get dressed, eat breakfast, brush my teeth, brush my hair, shoes and backpack. Each step is a numbered card with a color picture and a check box, plus a line for the time to be out the door. Put it in a sheet protector and reuse it every morning with a dry-erase marker. It is made for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2 to 5, with big spaces and pictures instead of words.
On this sheet
My Morning Routine Do each step, then check the box. Ready, set, go! Name Out the door at Make my bed Use the potty Wash hands and face Get dressed Eat breakfast Brush my teeth Brush my hair Shoes and backpack Tip: slide the chart into a sheet protector and check the boxes with a dry-erase marker every morning.
Tips for using it
- Choose one goal per reward chart and say it in positive words: stay in bed all night, not no getting up.
- Agree on the reward before the first star, write it in the reward box and keep it small and doable.
- Hang the chart at your child's eye level on the fridge and let them add the sticker or color the star themselves.
- Give the star right after the behavior. A star at bedtime for something done in the morning means less to a 3 year old.
Printing tips
Download the PDF and print at 100% (or “fit to page” on A4). It is a vector file, so the lines stay sharp on any printer. This page is free for personal, family and classroom use.