A picture for each step, so a child who cannot read yet knows what comes next. Start from a morning, school day or bedtime routine, add or reorder picture cards, use your own photos, and print it for the fridge, or print the cards to cut out.
A free parent account comes with a Home class. Add your children as students and see every project they make and every lesson they finish. See what they can make, by age.
Make a free parent accountKeep it short: five to eight steps for a young child. Make it together, so your child picks the pictures, and walk through it the first few days. A strip of steps works well for children who want to see the whole morning at once; the cut-out cards suit a board with hook-and-loop tape where finished steps move to a Done column.
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Most often ages 2 to 7, before reading is easy, and for any child who does better when the day is predictable.
Yes. The pencil beside a step swaps its picture for a photo, such as your child brushing their own teeth. Photos stay in this browser.
Yes. Add another chart for each routine or each child, and switch between them at the top.