Bedtime routine chart — free printable PDF

A bedtime routine chart in five steps, from after-dinner to lights out: toys away, pajamas, teeth, one book, lights out by eight thirty. Designed to be the last thing a six-year-old reads before sleep, so the rows are short and the words are familiar. Print one and tape it to the inside of the bedroom door. One page, US Letter.
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Do I need to sign up to download the PDF?

No. One click, no email gate. The printable on this page is yours either way. Choreeo can also help a grown-up create the family chart, update chores from a phone, and print a fresh page whenever one would help.

Will this print on a regular home printer?

Yes. Every chart on this page is one page, US Letter (or A4 for the A4 variant), designed for the cheap inkjet on the kitchen counter. The header has the week, the footer has a place to sign, and the rows are big enough for a kid to read across the room.

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The free PDF prints as-is. In Choreeo, grown-ups can create the family chart in the phone app, print it for the fridge, then log updates with Siri, voice, or a tap.

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