Dry Erase Morning Tasks Chart

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Keep mornings running smoothly with these dry erase morning tasks charts! Two styles to choose from for boys or girls. Just print, laminate, and they are ready to reuse again and again. Give kids a sense of accomplishment as they check off each task!

We all enjoy our sleep over here so getting up with hours to spare in the morning just doesn’t happen. The kids pack their lunches in the evening, as well as showers and baths. This leaves just the basics like getting dressed, brushing hair, brushing teeth, and eating breakfast on our morning to do list.

I’ve never been big on making hot breakfast in the morning. That isn’t to say that my children don’t eat a hearty and healthy breakfast before school every day, I just think that ease and simplicity are key. We all love cold cereal, we all love fruit, and we all love milk. Quick, healthy, and perfect to keep us on schedule!

My boys are 13 and 10 years old and are pretty self-sufficient about getting ready for school. My girls, however, tend to daydream a bit more being a few years younger. I find myself sounding like a broken record every morning. “Get your clothes on, brush your hair, brush your teeth…” repeat 10x.   They are young and it is early in the morning, so I understand how easily it is for them to get distracted.

I made them each a morning tasks chart that they can check off themselves and so far they are working out great!

Dry Erase Morning Tasks Chart {Printable}

I went ahead and created a version for both boys and girls in case anyone else would like to make some as well. I also created two sizes!

Click links below to download and print. After clicking the link you can choose the printer icon to print, or the arrow icon to save to your computer.

Print a full page version: Boy or Girl

Half page version

Fill in each little toothbrush with a task before laminating the sheets.

Run the charts through a laminator OR cover with contact paper.

Add a magnetic strip to the back.

Place on the refrigerator and watch as your little ones find themselves more motivated to accomplish tasks so that they can check them off of their list.

 

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