My Week: a Routine Chart
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What you will learn
- 1Read the days and the jobs on a routine chart
- 2Put each job in the morning, afternoon or evening
- 3Check off each job when it is done
- 4Count the check marks for one week
Mini Lesson
A routine is the jobs you do each day. A routine chart shows your jobs. It helps you remember them.
🏠 The Life Skills Way (step by step)
- DAYS: the chart has the days of the week.
- PARTS OF THE DAY: morning, afternoon and evening.
- PICTURES: each job has a little picture.
- CHECK OFF: make a check mark when a job is done.
- SAME JOBS: the same jobs each day help you remember.
✅ Chart Rules
- LOOK: look at your chart each morning.
- ONE AT A TIME: do one job, then check it off.
- BE HONEST: check off only the jobs you did.
A grown-up makes the chart with you. A grown-up helps with any job you cannot do alone. Ask for help when you need it.
Words to know
routine
The jobs you do each day, in the same way.
e.g. Brushing my teeth is part of my routine.
chart
A page with boxes that shows things.
e.g. My chart shows my jobs.
check mark
A little mark that means done.
e.g. I make a check mark for my bed.
week
Seven days, from Monday to Sunday.
e.g. There are seven days in a week.
💡 Handy Tip: hang your chart where you can see it, like on your bedroom door.
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