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These Morning Routine Flash Cards are fun free printable cards to help kids get ready for school in the morning. Simple visuals to help kids be more responsible at home.

Morning Routine Flash Cards are fun free printable cards to help kids get ready for school in the morning. Simple visuals to help kids be more responsible at home. By LivingLocurto.com

Morning Routine Flash Cards are a great idea to help you get back into the school groove!

Getting back into a school routine will be the hardest change for my kids and me. We are NOT morning people, so I designed these Free Printable Morning Routine Flash Cards to hang in my kid’s rooms for them to remember what they need to do.

Now that I have them hanging up in each child’s bedroom, I’m crossing my fingers these fun cards help speed things along!

Free Printable Morning Flash Cards for Kids by LivingLocurto.com

These printable cards are such a great idea for young kids or for children that just don’t remember what to do.

I have a teenage son now and really think he needs these printed again for him! So these Morning Routine Flash Cards could really work for any age.

Download the Free Printable Morning Routine Flash Cards

Choose cards for boys or girls, just click the image you’d like to download and print.

{Please Note} I changed the order since the photo was taken above. My son was kind enough to point out he should be brushing his hair AFTER putting on his clothes:-) Makes sense to me!

Free Printable Morning Flash Cards - Boy

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Free Printable Morning Flash Cards - Girl

–> CLICK HERE FOR THE GIRL CARDS

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  2. matcar01 says

    That is our exact routine! I was hoping for an “eat breakfast” in the mix! That is where we struggle the most!!

  4. Tania says

    Love the cards. My child’s occupational therapist actually recommended a system like this. However, it would be fantastic, to be able to customize them according to a families needs. For instance, in our house we get out of bed and make the bed first. Then we dress and brush hair. Next is breakfast and THEN brush our teeth. Can the download be modified to accommodate different families?

  7. Dayna Shift says

    Great link. How can I add going to the bathroom instead of rushing hair as my son waits for the last minute to go and has very short hair. Thanks once again for this wonderful freebie.

  8. Gail Holcomb says

    Me too! We have a child with an autism spectrum disorder and I am trying to find morning routines that include going potty, eating breakfast, and to including getting her jacket on and waiting for the bus. I do have other pictures of a school bus and a bowl of cereal, so maybe I can try to adjust the size.

  14. Tempest Brock says

    Thank you so much for these awesome free prints! I'm hoping this makes my toddler a little more compliant with our daily routine. Thanks again!

  15. Tianna says

    Your cards are pretty and the message is clear, perfect for my girls.

    Today I am sharing your cards on Learning Beyond The Box, I’m talking about teaching life shills.

    Thank you!

  16. Veronica says

    My hubby and I were just talking of doing this for our 2 and 5 yr old. I would love to see more cards. I agree potty, wash hands, and evening routine cards would be great! Thank you so much for sharing!

  18. WI Gal says

    I would love to see other options (use the potty, wash hands). My little ones need reminders of those steps too. Any chance we’ll see customizable printables of this in your shop sometime soon?

  20. Grace says

    I love the Kid’s Morning Routine Flash Cards, but for some reason when I click on the image it does not do anything. Would love to have them. Thanks!

  21. Amber K says

    I love this! I cannot seem to figure out how to download and print the images I want. Nothing happens when I click on them. ?

  24. Bridy says

    Thank you for the print outs! I am going to put the getting ready ones in my kids bathroom. Hoping this will help my daughter get ready in the morning!

  28. Kristy says

    Brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing! I think I’m going to have these laminated and hang on the way in our hallway so I don’t have to say this routine a million times every morning any longer! 🙂

  31. Kimberly says

    I am a new teacher and would love to use this idea in my classroom, obviously with some different task. Is that possible?

  32. michelle says

    I love the idea of morning routine printable cards my only problem i wish for more that i can put around the house for reminders my son even tho he’s 10 he is handi-cap so he needs one for meds, check the weather for proper clothing, get his back pack ready. have lunch bag out.

  33. Michelle says

    Hi Amy,

    These are awesome and I am also trying to establish a morning routine for my girls. When I saw your website, I was ecstatic. Would you be able to rearrange the order of the cards? 1. make bed 2. get dress 3. brush hair 4. eat breakfast 5. brush teeth? I would really appreciate. Thanks.

  37. Jonelle says

    @Stephanie (08/19/11)~ you read my mind!

    I agree with Stephanie! Your creativity inspires me 🙂 These flashcards are very modern and adorable!

    Looking forward to finding more ideas of yours (and others)! Thank you for sharing ’em with us!

  38. Stephanie says

    Do you have bed time routine cards? I have been trying to get my daughter back into our bedtime routine. I was thinking of gluing these on a ribbon. AM / PM back to back so we can easily flip them for the time of day. Bath – Brush Teeth – PJ’s – Book – Bed

  39. Amylouise says

    Love these! I opened them and changed the 1 and 2 around so that he doesn’t brush his teeth, leave the bathroom, go get dressed and then back into the bathroom to brush his hair. These are so cute.

  43. Catherine says

    These are wonderful! I only wish there was a “go potty” one to use with my potty training guy who is not convinced it has to happen EVERY morning!

  46. Lori says

    these are great for children with special needs who need a visual reminder. Going to use these with my son who is 8yrs old and has Down syndrome. Love your website!!!

  47. Danielle says

    These are so cute and I LOVE the idea. However, I wish the numbers were customizable (is that a word?). I need my girls to get their hair brushed and pulled back BEFORE brushing their teeth, otherwise we end up with toothpaste in the hair! Perhaps no numbers would work; then people could arrange them in any order that suits their routine.

  49. Wendy says

    These are so cool! I wish I had had them with my foster boys. I made some crude construction paper ones of my own.

  55. Mary says

    I LOVE these and am printing them tonight! I’ve been looking for something like this for my boys to use. I would LOVE it if you came up for some for bedtime routines: bath, pj’s, brush teeth, story/book time, last trip to the potty.

  59. Elaine says

    @Jordyn, I don’t think spoiled rotten at all! I think she is learning that good behavior is rewarded …..I think breakfast in bed is a great reward!! They didn’t say she was doing it daily!

  60. Jordyn says

    @Andrea Cook, wait- so not only does she get rewards, but she also gets things like breakfast in bed??? not to be judgemental, but if you keep it up that way she is going to get spoiled rotton!

  61. Jolene says

    Thank you for sharing this!! After I give my kids’ room a makeover, I’m definitely printing these out and putting them up. 🙂

  63. laura says

    LOVE these. Thank you so much. I am OBSESSED with your website, since I found it last week! Any chance you have matching dresser drawer labels? I would LOVE a coordinating set, and I can’t seem to find cute printable drawer labels ANYWHERE. (or even free cute clothes clipart to make my own!)

  70. Crystal says

    I love your cards. I think I will be printing those up. I am in love with the after school cards too. I just wish they matched your colors for the background. Maybe you could make some similar to the after school cards to match. That would be great.

  71. somedaycrafts says

    These are so helpful. They will definitely help my daughters’ mornings go more smoothly. I will feature these at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com. Grab my “Featured” button.

  72. Steph says

    I wondered if you make an alternate set without the numbers, and also, I’d like to see some additional steps… like “Eat breakfast” and “Out the door”… actually, in my house, I need it down to the little steps of “Get backpack” and “Remove jammies” and “Go potty”… 🙂 These are beautiful and simple. Love them!

  73. Kathy Hermanson says

    Is ther any way a person can change the numbers (the order) on your Morning Routine Cards? I would put them in this order:
    (1) Get Dressed; (2) Brush Hair; and (3) Brush Teeth. (I don’t see where the order of 2 and 3 would matter. The child is in the bathroom with a mirror for both of these chores. Any information will be appreciated. Thank you.

  76. Ashley @ SimplyDesigning.blogspot.com says

    Hi! I ABSOLUTLY LOVE these!! But I need more. I would love a set to incorporate my daughter’s entire morning routine and an after school routine and a bed time routine. Do you offer any custom design work? Rates? I could get you a list of the cards I wanted…anyway. Think about it and let me know: [email protected]

    Thanks for the wonderful free printables you offer! They are so classy and I love your style!

  80. Stacy says

    I love these cards — it would be great if there was another card for breakfast too! Thank you for creating and posting them for all of us!

  82. Tahsha says

    I love your cards! Simple and adorable! However everywhere I look I start to question if anyone has issues with their kids getting their shoes on? I can’t seem to find picture cards with shoes! 😉 Any suggestions?

  84. Monika Wright says

    I am new to the customizing of pdf files. Is there any way that after we download, we can change the numbers on the routines? We do ours in a somewhat different order. Just wondering! Hope we can because I’m not talented enough to even dream how to go about creating these from scratch.

    Love your site! Awesome goodies and astounding talent!

  89. Jenny says

    Thank you!!! You are an inspiration! I love how they look, so simple but very elegant. 🙂 Thank you!!!

  95. Natalie says

    I love these! I am going to print them for sure for Lilly. She is starting kindergarden in a few weeks and we have been working on these things in the mornings. I am always having to remind her what to do, but this way she can look at the cards. Thanks!

  98. Rachel says

    Those are so cute and so smart! I love that they have words and pictures, just wonderful! You’re so creative! I’ll be linking.

  100. Dee says

    These are great! Although we would need couple of different steps. Maybe I should take a stab at making my own.

  102. Andrea Cook says

    We’re using rewards. We have a jar that I keep refreshed with gum, candy, stickers, tattoos. After my daughter receives 5 rewards in a row, she earns a voucher. The vouchers include handwritten awards like “30 minutes of Wii time with Daddy,” “Bake cookies with Mommy,” “Breakfast in Bed.”

    We’ll see how it works! I plan to print out your Routine cards too! I need all the help I can get with my daughter who is is on the autism spectrum and has ADHD!

  104. Shelly Roberts says

    These are absolutely AWESOME!!! I wish I’d had these when my kids were growing up. But I will keep these downloads for when my grandchildren are old enough to use them. They would also be good for our special needs kids to know what they need to do in the mornings. Do you mind if I share them with some of the teachers I work with?

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