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RoutinesAges 2-3Free PDF2 pages

Morning Routine Chart

A visual checklist for wake-up, bathroom, breakfast, and getting ready to leave.

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What is inside

Built for busy weekday mornings, this chart uses a short sequence and clear icons so children can see what comes next without a lot of extra talking.

Main routine chartCut-out moveable icons

What the activity asks

Visual routine strip

Move down the chart one step at a time.

  • What comes first after waking up?
  • Move the icon to bathroom when that step is done.
  • Which picture comes before shoes on?

Cut-out icons

Use the icons to retell the morning order.

  • Put breakfast in the right place.
  • Show me the brush teeth icon.
  • Can you place get dressed before breakfast?

Skills learned

Routine sequencingIndependenceListening

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How to use it

1. Start with only three or four steps.
2. Move each icon after the step is finished.
3. Praise the follow-through, not the speed.

Materials & ideas

Tape applied by an adultDry erase sleeve optional
Pair with guided activity ➜Read: How to make a routine chart a 2-year-old will actually use ➜