Three standalone worksheets to introduce the topic of ‘mi rutina diaria’ to a KS3 group. The first resource introduces and provides practice with some key ‘daily routine’ verbs and recaps adverbs of time. The second resource introduces further vocabulary and verbs with more practice. The third resource introduces other verb forms including he, she and they
Format: Word document and PDF with answers.
Daily routine - Early Years
3 differentiated worksheets - I’ve attached both a PDF and an editable version.
Higher ability - draw what happens throughout the day (morning, afternoon, evening & night)
Middle ability - cut and stick pictures
Lower ability - draw a line to match events to the time of day that they take place.
This PowerPoint introduces and practises daily routine phrases in French.
At the end of the PowerPoint is a Blockbusters game, allowing pupils to recap on their recently acquired knowledge.
6 worksheets on the topic of daily routine including vocabulary building, sentence builders, reflexive verbs, reading activities and translation. Answers included.
Resource 1: An introduction to the topic of daily routine: key vocabulary, reading, translation and a sentence builder.
Resource 2: A comprehensive sentence builder on this topic.
Resource 3: A resource to practise using the sentence builder - gap fill, translation, language activities and dictation.
Resource 4: Reflexive verbs - how they work and grammar drills
Resource 5: A GCSE reading task
Resource 6: A scaffolded GCSE writing task on this topic & model answer.
Calling all EYFS teachers and homeschooling mamas!
Start the new academic year calm, clear, and ready with this beautifully designed EYFS Visual Timetable – perfect for little learners who thrive on structure and routine.
A Natural-Themed Visual Timetable
Each tile includes essential daily activities like Register, Phonics, PE, Snack Time, Forest School, Dough Disco, and more – 28 in total!
Simply peg or stick them up and swap them around each day to help your children feel secure, prepared, and excited for what’s next.
Whether you’re in the classroom or teaching at home, this is one of those little tools that makes a big difference.
Making daily transitions smooth, visual, and child-friendly.
This is a printable Worksheet handout for students to work on independently. I've created it as cover work. It contains revision exercises on Chores and Daily routine. It introduces the topic of Home with drilling exercises to practise.
Reflexive verbs for high ability Y9.
Working towards a paragraph about a day in the life of a celebrity of their choice.
Covers:
-key infinitives
-conjugation in present tense using mini-whiteboards to respond
-sequencing an account with puis, ensuite, etc.
-using reflexives in a range of tenses
-advanced structures "avant de" + inf and "apres avoir" + pp
Introduces daily routine - using pictures of cats (silly - but kids liked it!). Meant for GCSE but could be adapted. Designed to go with Voila 4 higher originally. (LY)
This ppt covers the topic of daily routine in Spanish. It includes key reflexive verbs and allows students to recap & revise how to tell the time in Spanish.
There are a range of different activities included in this ppt which will help students develop reading, listening and writing skills. There are also opportunities for speaking practise too.
This 4-page file includes:
~A French reading that has numerous reflexive verbs to show how different Pierre and his wife are regarding their morning routine! Includes a glossary of new vocabulary and 8 true/false reading comprehension questions in English.
~The same reading with the verbs highlighted for students to see in context.
~The same reading with the reading comprehension questions in French.
Activity idea: Have student underline all the reflexive verbs they find in the reading.
Then have students talk or write about their own daily routines in French.
~Answer key.
Editable Word doc.
Vocab includes:
me lève
je m’habille
elle se réveille
se maquiller
se coiffer
This is a unit to work routines in Spanish (morning and afternoon) for primary students. It includes some Conti style activities. IT IS EDITABLE
Here you will find:
Routines vocabulary
Game: what is missing?
Match the word with the picture
Sentence builder
Listen and tick the word you hear
Sentence stealer
Read my mind
Sentence bingo
Write sentences following the pictures (2)
Translate a paragraph following the words
Narrow reading activity
Trapdoor
Lesson powerpoint on daily routine in German and simple worksheet to accompany it. Includes lots of phrases which can be used to describe your daily routine with cartoon pictures to make them more memorable. Also includes small section on telling the time and using time expressions to describe daily routine activities.
Support communication, routines, and independence with this 154-card printable resource designed for children with autism and special education needs.
This set includes Daily Routine Cards (same as in my resource: Chores & Routines Cards for Autism | Special Education Visual Supports) plus brand-new Check-In Cards to help children express feelings, wants, identify the weather, and follow next activities.
Perfect for:
Special Education Classrooms
Autism Therapy
Speech & Language Support
Visual Schedules at Home or School
What’s Included:
31 Daily Routine Cards (Labeled + Unlabeled = 62)
46 Check-In Cards (Weather, Feelings, I Want, Next Activity) × 2 (Labeled + Unlabeled) = 92
Visual Schedule Charts (Weather, Feelings, Wants, Next Activity)
Daily Routine Chart with 8 slots
Instructions for teachers, parents, and therapists
Why You’ll Love It:
Clear visuals, simple design, minimal distractions
A4 format for easy printing and laminating
Labeled + unlabeled versions for differentiated learning
Flexible: use with Velcro, Blu-Tack, or sticky dots
Encourages linking visuals to real-life situations (e.g., pointing to the sky when choosing the “weather” card)
Total: 154 Cards | A4 Size
Printing Tips:
All pages are formatted for A4 paper with adjusted frames for proper printing.
For best results, open with Adobe Acrobat Reader or Foxit PDF Reader.
Avoid printing directly from web browsers or preview apps (scaling issues).
Print on cardstock, laminate, and add Velcro dots for reusable cards.
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Three resources to introduce or revise the topic of daily routine.
Resource 1: introduce key verbs, recaps adverbs of time and has a succinct speaking/writing which will allow pupils to talk about their daily routine.
Resource 2: recaps key verbs in the present tense and then there is also a reading comprehension with verbs in the past tense and revision of reflexive pronouns. The plenary is a writing task with key phrases to include and vocabulary to recycle in their own work.
Resource 3: a GCSE style reading task and plenary translation.
Answers included.