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Lift the flap morning and afternoon routine checklists.

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2026 Update: Morning and afternoon routines for school days.


These checklists were designed to build your child’s capacity to be independent in morning and afternoon routines.


Includes 4 girl and 4 boy designs.


Use these visual checklists in conjunction with the Routine Visual Checklists (for self care).


Tips:

  • For best printing results select "shrink to printable area".
  • Laminate the pages for durability. Specific instructions are included to make the "lift the flap" component of this resource.
  • Place these checklists in a prominent place (eg. the fridge).
  • Allow time to complete the morning or afternoon routines so that this is not left to the last minute.
  • Start by being with your child for the whole routine.
  • Show your child the relevant picture and ask them to complete it.
  • Ask your child to lift the flap to reveal " tick" before doing the next task.
  • Help your child work through completing each picture until they are all completed.
  • Provide praise for your child's participation.
  • You may need to do this for a few days (or longer) so they are familiar with the routine.
  • Remember to open the flaps up again before the next routine is expected (eg. the night before if using the morning routine).
  • Once the routine is familiar, encourage your child's independence in completing the checklist.
  • If your child forgets to complete an activity redirect them to the checklist to "self-check" rather than telling them the activity that was missed.
  • Introducing the timed component may help some children. Use a visual timer and help your child to understand how to check how much time they have. Set realistic expectations for completion within a given timeframe.
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