A bedtime routine chart, a feelings wheel, a reading log and a chore chart. Print them at home, as many times as you need.
A one-week chart of six common bedtime steps, with a circle to mark each night and a blank row for a step of your own. It lets a young child see what comes next, so bedtime runs on the chart instead of on reminders.
See and print itA feelings wheel with six core feelings, each drawn as a simple face, and three nearby words around the outside. It gives a child a way to point to a feeling before they have the words to explain it.
See and print itA reading log with fifteen lines for the date, the book, the minutes read and five stars to color in. It makes a daily reading habit visible and gives a child a say in what they thought of each book.
See and print itA one-week chore chart with seven blank lines to fill in and a box for each day, plus a short list of chore ideas for ages 3 to 8. The lines are blank so the chart fits your home and your child's age.
See and print itEach chart goes with the articles on the For Parents page: how to keep a child in bed, what to do with big feelings, how long to read each night.
