How is the “create your own” chart different?
In this version the steps are left blank, so children draw their own routine or write it with you. Taking part in making the chart can help children own it and remember the steps more easily.
Every family’s morning and evening look different. The blank spaces let you add steps that are specific to your home, such as siblings, pets, medicine or particular needs.
How to use it
- Download and print the file.
- Talk through the routine with your child and agree on the order.
- Let your child draw each step, or write them together.
- Hang the chart somewhere visible and mark the steps as they are done.
- Print a fresh copy when the routine changes.
Tips for parents
- For younger children, starting with 4–5 steps is often enough.
- Drawings do not need to be neat; what matters is that your child recognises the step.
- Keep the order close to your child’s real day.
These printables are general resources for everyday life; they do not replace individual assessment, diagnosis or treatment.
Related: Parent counselling

Girls Bedtime Routine Chart
Girls Evening Routine Chart (Create Your Own)
Boys Bedtime Routine Chart
Boys Evening Routine Chart (Create Your Own)