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Daily Routine Printables

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Visual schedules, such as these daily routine printables, can be used at home or at school, and are a powerful tool to help keep your child organised, provide them with independence, help reduce meltdowns and to help children understand the basic concept of time. 

Visual schedules, such as these daily routine printables, can be used at home or at school, and are a powerful tool to help keep your child organised, provide them with independence, help reduce meltdowns and to help children understand the basic concept of time. 

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Visual schedules, such as these daily routine printables, can be used at home or at school, and are a powerful tool to help keep your child organised, provide them with independence, help reduce meltdowns and to help children understand the basic concept of time. 

This 21-page Daily Routine Printable Pack contains two sets of daily visual schedules; a morning set and an evening set. As part of each of these sets, there is a basic, but complete schedule. These are better used with younger children. There is also an opportunity for you and your child to complete your own morning and evening daily schedule. There are multiple activities that you can choose from so that you are able to make a daily routine schedule that will suit your child and your family.

Visual schedules, such as these daily routine printables, can be used at home or at school, and are a powerful tool to help keep your child organised, provide them with independence, help reduce meltdowns and to help children understand the basic concept of time. 

To use these schedules, print out on white paper or cardstock and laminate. With a dry-erase marker, children can place a tick or cross in the box once they have completed the task, then at the end of the day or early in the morning, rub off their marks and start again. You could also write the time next to each activity for children learning to tell the time and those who prefer a more rigid schedule.

These Morning and Night routine schedules are perfect for hanging on a your child’s bedroom door, in the bathroom or a location that your child frequents. Having the two charts is very useful so then your child can see what they are to complete in the morning and in the evening. 

Visual schedules, such as these daily routine printables, can be used at home or at school, and are a powerful tool to help keep your child organised, provide them with independence, help reduce meltdowns and to help children understand the basic concept of time. 

These daily routines come in two options as well with one set for boys and one set for girls. They also come in colour and in black and white.

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