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Under the Sea Routine & Reward Charts
Ocean-themed routine and reward charts in teal, coral and sandy yellow, with a whale and a fish on the headers and a treasure chest at the end of the star path. The routine pictures are soft watercolor drawings, and twelve of them come as cards to cut out.
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These 11 printable charts walk a child through the day, from waking up to bedtime, with an under the sea theme. The pages are cream with teal, coral, blue and sandy yellow accents, a cartoon whale and fish sit at the top of the reward pages, and the everyday pictures are painted in watercolor: a sun, a little bed, a backpack, a teddy bear, a bathtub full of bubbles, a crescent moon.
Routine cards you can move around
Two of the eleven pages are routine cards, twelve to a page: wake up, make bed, get dressed, breakfast, backpack, homework, play, bath, dinner, read, brush teeth and bedtime. On the first page each card has a dashed outline to cut along. On the second, each picture sits in a thick frame with the label on a colored band, teal, coral, blue or yellow, and you cut along the solid lines. Printed on cardstock, the cards can be lined up in the order your child’s day actually runs.
Charts for the day and the week
The daily routine page groups ten picture steps under Morning, Afternoon and Evening, with a dolphin, a whale and a seahorse on the section tabs. My Day turns the steps into one timeline to follow from top to bottom, and the weekly tracker adds a circle for every day of the week. There are also three chore pages built around nine jobs, like feeding a pet and watering plants.
Rewards
The reward charts each count to ten. The star path ends at a treasure chest, the sticker chart has ten numbered boxes, and the star meter rises from a treasure chest at the bottom to a sea turtle and the reward at the top. The stars are pink, and a strip of them to cut out comes with the path and the sticker chart.
The watercolor pictures are light, so they print best in color on bright white paper.







