Daily Routine Chart

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Daily Routine Chart

A printable visual chart showing the shape of the day. It takes the uncertainty out of what is coming next, which is what a lot of low-level disruption is actually about.

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Preview of the Daily Routine Chart, a free printable visual timetable for primary classrooms
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What it supports

  • showing the shape of the school day
  • adding blank cards for class-specific activities
  • flagging a change before it happens

Resource details

  • Category: Transitions & Routines
  • Audience: All classes
  • Type: Printable visual chart
  • Pages: 1
  • Prep: Print & display

How to use it in class

Set it up on a Monday and go through it with the class each morning until they stop needing you to. It earns its keep on the unusual days, because a child who can see that after the assembly things go back to normal is far less likely to unravel.

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