Routine Charts
Print it, play it, recycle it. Free sheets you can print straight from your browser — no account, no email, nothing to download.
10 free sheets to print
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Morning Routine Chart
Eight steps, in order, so nobody has to be asked twice.
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Bedtime Routine Chart
The same eight steps in the same order, every night.
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After School Routine
The awkward hour between the door and dinner.
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Getting Out of the House
For the ten minutes that always take twenty-five.
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Jobs Around the House
Seven small jobs, tracked across a week.
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Reading This Week
Seven kinds of reading, one week, no minutes counted.
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A Screen-Free Week
Seven things to do instead, tracked over seven days.
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Kind Things
Seven small kindnesses, across a week.
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Quiet Time Choices
Eight things to do alone, for children who have dropped a nap.
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A Plan for the Day
Eight blank-ish slots for a school-holiday day.
A printable earns its place if it saves you the setting up. A scavenger hunt you can hand over on a rainy afternoon, a colour-matching sheet for a long car journey, a routine chart that ends the same argument every morning.
These are pages rather than PDFs. Open one, press the print button, and only the sheet comes out — no menus, no footer, nothing you did not want. There is nothing to download, nothing to lose in a downloads folder, and no email to hand over first.
Everything is designed to print in black and white on ordinary paper, because a printable that needs a full colour cartridge is not really free.
What you'll find here
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Scavenger hunts
Indoors, in the garden, on a walk, in the car. Picture-led so a child who cannot read yet can still play.
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Colouring and tracing
Big, simple shapes for small hands, and letter and number tracing for children who have started asking about writing.
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Charts and cards
Routine charts, activity cards to pull from a jar, and simple games you can cut out and keep in a tin.
Printables are free for your own family, classroom or setting. Please link here rather than re-hosting the files.