Grades K–2
Tidy Up: What Goes Where?
A grown-up reads nine things left on the floor, and kids decide where each goes: the toy bin, the bookshelf or the laundry basket.
SEL worksheet · Responsibility and good choices
Morning Routine in Order
Number six morning jobs in order, from waking up to getting on the bus, then draw your favorite part of the morning.
- Grade level
- Grades K–2
- Time
- About 15 minutes
- Answer key
- Yes, page 2 of the PDF
- Kids practice
- Responsibility, Honesty, Routines, Owning mistakes
What kids do
Printed on the sheet:
- Number the morning jobs from 1 to 6.
- Brush my teeth after I eat.
- Wake up when the alarm rings.
- Get on the bus or in the car.
- Get out of bed and get dressed.
- Put on my shoes and backpack.
- Draw the part of your morning you like best.
Teacher tip
Ask kids to compare their routine with a partner’s.
How to use it
- Connect it to your class jobs and routines.
- Talk about a time you forgot something and how you fixed it.
- Use it during morning meeting or right after recess, when the topic is fresh.
Watch for
Home jobs differ a lot between families. Keep examples open so no one feels singled out.
Talk about it
- What can you do after you make a mistake?
- Have you ever been in a moment like this? What happened?
Take it further
Start a class job chart that rotates every week.
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