Free family charts and planners
Three practical worksheets to print, discuss, and adapt. No signup required.
Start with one worksheet and one small change. Read the bedtime guide, school-readiness guide, or screen-habit guide for context. The templates are original planning examples, not professionally validated assessments. Want a chart with your child’s own chores, goals or routine? Try the chore chart maker, reward chart maker or bedtime routine chart.
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My bedtime routine
A flexible chart for toddlers and preschoolers. Choose a short sequence with your child; skip steps your family does not need.
Our wind-down starts at: ______________
Our goodnight words: ______________________
One thing to change tomorrow: ________________________
Starting-school conversation planner
Use this to plan support with your child’s teacher. It is not a screening test, score, or requirement for school entry. Children with disabilities may use accommodations and assistance.
| Everyday skill | What helps my child | Ask the school |
|---|---|---|
| Communicating needs or asking for help | ________________ | ________________ |
| Using the bathroom and handwashing | ________________ | ________________ |
| Separating at arrival | ________________ | ________________ |
| Joining play and taking turns | ________________ | ________________ |
| Following a familiar instruction | ________________ | ________________ |
| Enjoying stories, counting, and drawing | ________________ | ________________ |
A strength to share: ________________________
School contact / next conversation: _____________________________
Our weekly family media plan
Discuss the plan together, including the adults’ habits. Adapt it for accessibility, homework, and contact with family; review it when needs change.
What do we enjoy doing on screens together?
Which activities and rest do we want to protect?
Where will devices charge overnight?
What is our warning and stopping routine?
Who can a child tell if something online feels wrong?
When will we review this plan?
Kidowear · kidowear.xyz/resources · Educational planning examples, not individualized medical advice. Avoid putting identifying information on a shared printout.