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Free Printable Charts for Kids and Parents
Teach responsibility and good habits to your kids with the help of Priceless Parenting's free charts. You can download these charts and fill them out on your device or print them.
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Daily Routine Charts
Morning Routine Chart
This chart reminds children what needs to be done in the morning so you don't have to!
Bedtime Routine Chart
This chart reminds children what needs to be done at bedtime so you don't have to!
Daily Chore Chart
Chores are an important part of every family member's responsibility
.
Feelings and Mental Health Charts
Feelings Chart
Use these faces to help your children identify different feelings.
Name Your Feelings
Guide your kids to label their feelings and
find healthy ways to express them
Feelings Wheel
This wheel can help you select the most accurate word for your feelings.
Nighttime Mental Health Check
This daily checklist can help you
teach your kids to keep themselves mentally healthy
.
Resilience Plan Worksheet
A resilience plan is part of
helping your kids be mentally healthy
.
5-4-3-2-1 Grounding Technique
Use this grounding technique to focus on the present moment and quiet distressing thoughts.
Charts and Forms for Parents
Parenting Vows
These vows capture the promises parents make when welcoming a child into their lives.
Moral Values
What are
your family's most important moral values
?
Positive Thinking Tools
Help kids
turn their negative thinking around
!
Family Meeting Notes
Weekly family meetings
can help your family pull together and help each other out.
Play Date Safety Questions
Is your child going on a play date? Here are some questions to ask the host beforehand and your child afterwards.
Babysitter Information
Give your sitter all the essential information.
Sitter interview questions
can help you find the best fit.
Development Stages by Age
The developmental milestones for social, emotional, cognitive, language and movement areas for different ages.
Who Controls What?
Avoid power struggles
- focus on what you control instead of what they control!
Problem Solving Worksheet
Use this worksheet to solve problems with your kids (
watch this video for a demonstration
).
What I Love About You
Fill this out to let your kids know what it is you love about them! If you want ideas, check out these
Encouraging Affirmations for Kids
.
Appreciation List
Expressing Love, Gratitude and Forgiveness
are key to building your relationships.
Weekly Meal Plan
Plan your meals and shopping list.
Find ideas for replacing cookies, crackers and chicken nuggets with nutritious food
.
Scheduling Time Charts
Weekly Family Schedule
Keep your family organized by writing down your daily schedule.
Class Schedule
A weekly school schedule for your kids.
Parent Time Chart
If your kids split their time between homes, fill in this two week calendar to show them who they will be with each day.
Charts for Parenting Digital Kids (
more resources for parenting digital kids
)
Healthy Use Of Screens For Families
How can your family use screens in a healthy way?
Warning Signs of Too Much Screen Time
What are warning signs that you need to set more limits on screen time?
Screen Time Hurts Babies (
English
or
Spanish
)
Why should screen time be avoided for babies under 18 months old?
Screen Time Tracking
How much time do your kids spend on screens?
Family Internet Rules
What are your family internet rules?
Boredom Busting Activities
The next time your kids complain "I'm bored!" point them to their own Boredom Busting Activities list!