Picture Steps for a Smooth Morning Routine
Morning Routine sits in bold orange capitals with Behavior Chart in dark grey, framed by grey leaf sprigs and a little orange and navy castle. A rounded photo frame on the left holds a smiling child’s picture, with lines below for the kid’s name, age, date from, date to and location. On the right, an orange header reads ACTIVITY and HOW DID I GO?, and six rows show small pictures beside Make My Bed, Use Toilet, Exercise, Eat Breakfast, Brush Teeth and Get Dressed, with tick boxes from Monday to Sunday.
Photo Left, Routine Grid Right
The chart is 11 x 8.5 inches, landscape. Each routine step has a small picture, which helps young children who cannot read yet. Cartoon children peek in from the edges.
Six Steps With Pictures
The steps follow a typical morning order. If your child has a different routine, change the wording, for example Feed the Cat instead of Exercise, and replace the small picture with a matching one. The HOW DID I GO? heading invites children to tick their own boxes.
Setting Up the Morning Chart
- Add your child’s photo.
- Fill in the name, age and dates.
- Change any step that does not fit.
- Print and pin it up.
- Let your child tick each step.
Pinning It Where Mornings Happen
Put the chart at child height on the bedroom door or the fridge. Children are more likely to use a chart they can reach. A pencil on a string saves hunting for a pen.
Letting Children Tick Their Own Boxes
Self checking builds independence. Children feel proud when they mark a box themselves. Check together at breakfast and praise the effort.
Using a Real Photo
A photo of your child makes the chart feel personal. Use a bright, smiling picture and crop it to the rounded frame.
Reusing With Lamination
Laminate the chart and use a dry wipe marker so you can wipe it clean each week. It saves printing a new sheet.
Weekend Mornings
The chart includes Saturday and Sunday. Some families relax the routine on weekends, so leave those boxes blank if you prefer.
Using the Morning Chart
Start on a Monday and review at the weekend.
Step by Step Editing of the Morning Routine Castle Photo Design
- On the morning routine castle photo design, click the main headline and type your own words, keeping a similar length.
- Retype every name, date and contact line on the morning routine castle photo design, checking each against a trusted source.
- Search the morning routine castle photo design for the words Lorem and Company so that no placeholder remains.
- Click any logo or photo on the morning routine castle photo design, choose Replace Image and resize the new picture to fit.
- Zoom the morning routine castle photo design to full size and read each line aloud before you save it.
- Keep a clean master of the morning routine castle photo design without private details, so later versions start tidy.
You may also like the bedtime routine chart. For comparison, open the tooth brush chart. Consider the clean up routine chart. Looking beyond the morning routine castle photo design? See all behavior chart templates.
