Smart Worksheets

A simple 10-square chart to celebrate effort toward one goal.

One board with a 5-token row, a 10-token row and a blank row, so it grows with your child.

A visual 4-step routine plus a week of morning and night circles to color in.

A picture-first hair brushing routine — six illustrated steps to follow, point to and color in.

A four-panel visual schedule showing bath, dry, pajamas, bed.

A picture-first potty chart with a big toilet icon per row and large circles to color after each try.

A picture-first hand washing routine — six illustrated steps and a circle to color each day.

A picture-first dressing routine — point to each item, then color it in when it is on.

A calming four-panel visual schedule to help the body predict sleep.

The whole bathroom sequence in pictures, from walking in to washing up.

A daily record of dry checks and accidents to see the real pattern.

Putting on and fastening shoes, broken into four clear steps.

A gentle step ladder from looking at a food to tasting it.

Picture cards for describing food — crunchy, soft, sweet, cold.

A simple cup-by-cup record of what your child drank today.

What happens before, during and after a meal, in pictures.

Practice grid for scooping, stabbing and drinking without help.

Twelve early, high-value words with pictures for daily practice, plus a page of large cut-out word cards.

Letter recognition and naming, plus a full set of large A–Z flashcards.

Counting and number recognition, plus large 0–20 number flashcards.

Color naming and matching, plus a page of large color cards to point to.

Shape recognition and naming, plus a page of large single-shape cards.

Everyday objects your child sees each day, as picture cards.

Rooms and objects around the home, plus a page of large household cards.

Animal names and sounds, plus a page of large printable animal cards.

The people your child meets out in the community, plus a page of large helper cards.

Six core feelings with clear faces for pointing and naming.

Practice grid for who, what, where, when, why and how.

One-step, two-step and three-step directions, tracked separately.

Nine everyday hand skills in pictures — crayons, scissors, buttons, zippers, beads, blocks, puzzles, tongs and pinching.

Large tracing and free-writing space for practising a first name.

Copy it, finish it, make your own — shown entirely in pictures.

The lines and curves that come before letters, with big tracing space.

Your child's personal list of things that genuinely help them settle.

A visual breathing practice with a simple trace-and-breathe path.

Track which strategy was used and how the moment ended.

Saying hello and goodbye, tracked across real daily opportunities.

Turn-taking practice with a clear record of how long turns lasted.

Practice for offering, lending and returning items.

Building the single most useful social skill: requesting help.

From playing nearby to playing together, one step at a time.

What happens on board, in pictures, from boarding to landing.

A predictable car routine for short trips and long journeys.

Sleeping somewhere new, made predictable.

Eating out, broken into four predictable steps.

Using an unfamiliar bathroom safely and calmly.

What goes in the bag, checked off by your child each morning.

The handful of classroom behaviors worth practising and noticing.

Getting on, riding and getting off the school bus.

Moving between activities calmly — the hardest part of most school days.

A twelve-sticker chart with a clear goal and reward box.

A week at a glance with up to four goals tracked each day.