Free printable Schedules & Checklists for Kids Stuck at Home

Click HERE for Free Printable PDFs of the Schedule & Checklist in color and black & white 

 Due to forced shelter at home or a recent surgery or illness, 
kids can be stuck at home for various reasons.  

To help make it easier for parents trying to work and keep their homes running smoothly, I decided to create and share schedules and checklists for elementary school children.  

The bright rainbow colors and self ownership of checking off when they complete a task has helped keep morale up so far.  Use stickers or glitter to keep it fun!

I hope these ideas will help you as we all navigate sheltering at home.  

Good luck and send me a Tweet @4chances2parent if you have suggestions or ideas to share or even if worked for your family.

Be well and Be kind to each other!

Heather
Daily Schedule
8am             Wake up & Breakfast
9am             Homework, quiet study time
11pm            Exercise (run, walk, yard)
12pm            Lunch
12:30pm       Free Choice
1pm              Homework, Music practice, Study, online study
4pm             Free Choice
6pm             Dinner
7pm              Movie Time
8:30pm        Reading
8:45pm        Shower/Bath/Brush Teeth

9pm             Bedtime

Kid Check List
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Breakfast





Lunch





Dinner





Math page 1





Math page 2





Workbook page 3





Workbook page 4





Online Math





Online Reading





Practice Music





Write Spelling Words





Read by Myself





Read with Mom or Dad





Exercise





Snack





Shower





Movie/Show





Brush Teeth





Craft or Cooking







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