Printable Morning and Bedtime Routine Charts for Kids

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Updated November 2, 2026

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Quick answer: A routine chart lists 4-7 steps in order, like wake up, get dressed, eat breakfast, brush teeth. Use pictures for pre-readers, keep it at eye level and let kids tick each step. Print the charts on this page with your browser's print button.

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Morning routine chart

StepDone?
Wake up and use the bathroom☐
Get dressed☐
Eat breakfast☐
Brush teeth☐
Brush hair☐
Pack backpack☐
Shoes and coat on☐

Bedtime routine chart

StepDone?
Tidy toys☐
Bath or wash up☐
Pajamas on☐
Brush teeth☐
Use the bathroom☐
Read a story☐
Lights out☐

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Frequently asked questions

How many steps should a routine chart have?

Four to seven is manageable for most kids. Fewer for toddlers.

Do routine charts work for toddlers?

Yes, with pictures and an adult doing the steps alongside them.

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