Description

Have you ever noticed kids love having their own versions of grown-up things? A toy kitchen, or a battery-powered car? Well, how about giving them a tool (just like you use) that helps them become more responsible and organized? That’s where “The Ultimate Kids Weekly Planner” comes in! This planner is like a magical tool that helps kids remember the important things, be a part of planning fun activities, and feel super proud of what they can do. It’s not just a book – it’s a way for them to show they’re independent and ready to take on more awesome stuff.

• How to Use This Planner
  “The Ultimate Kids Weekly Planner” is split into several sections to help your child with goal setting, remembering tasks, and keeping up with their weekly schedule.
  The “Month” pages allow you to sit with your child and establish a goal each month.
  The “Successes Galore” pages will give you words to discuss the importance of taking ownership of responsibility with your child.
  The “Weekly Planner” pages give your child a layout of what their weekly schedule will be.
  The “To-Do This Week” page offers a list of chores kids can do around the house. From picking up their rooms to helping in the kitchen, the chore lists will help to remind your child that they can be helpful around the house each week.
• Success Metrics
  You can pick any success your family finds important and mark down each day that your child accomplishes them. If asking your kid to brush their teeth every morning is a chore for you set it as a success metric for them. Allow them to see how rewarding it can be to do things for themselves.

  From picking up their rooms to helping in the kitchen, the chore lists will help to remind your child that they can be helpful around the house each week. You’ll notice that each list has a box with a promise of reward.

  When kids achieve their goals, it’s a big deal! Parents can celebrate this with rewards, like a little treat or extra playtime. This makes them feel proud and motivated to keep trying their best.

• Taking Ownership
  Help your kids to take ownership of their week by showing them when they have things going on, and when they have down time.

  You might want to put one or two items per day that your child needs to remember. For instance, if they have “Show and Tell” on December 5th put that down in their planner so they know 0what to look forward to. You can also put down doctors’ appointments, test dates, and other important information for kids to be aware of.

Explaining the Planner to Kids

Imagine you have a magical way of doing things every day that helps you feel happy, strong, and ready for anything! That’s what a good plan can be. Just like how we have special times for meals and bedtime, a plan, or routine, helps us know what’s coming next, like an adventure map for the day.

In the morning, you wake up and have breakfast, which makes your tummy feel good and gives you energy. Then you might brush your teeth and get dressed. These are tasks you do without thinking.

They’ve become a habit. Maybe there are more routines you can add to make your day go smoother.

During the day, you have playtime, and learning time, and maybe you help with chores or homework. Using a planner can help you remember what comes after what, like a story with a beginning, middle, and end. It will help you to see when surprises may come up that change the way your day would normally go.

Having a planner helps you know what’s happening and makes everything feel smoother. It’s like your own special routine magic that helps you have a happy day!