Plan and reflect
Plan My Drawing
Before you draw: choose your idea, shapes and colors. After you draw: look back and set a goal.
Thinking sheet · Plan and reflect
Morning Routine Map
Map your morning from waking up to the school door, with a clock for when it starts.
- Grades
- K–3
- Time
- about 20 minutes
- Topic
- Plan and reflect
- Kids practice
- sequencing, independence, time awareness
What kids do
“What do you do every morning? Draw the steps in order!”
- I wake up at
- The hardest part of my morning:
- My morning, step by step
- One step I could do the night before:
How to run it
- Great for kids who get stuck in the mornings.
- Hang it by the door at home.
- Practice clock reading with the wake-up time.
Talk about it
- Which step takes longest?
- What would make mornings smoother?
- What could you skip if you were late?
Take it further
Make a bedtime routine map too.
Pairs well with
Free for home and classroom use. Print as many copies as you need.
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Then and Now Drawing
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