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The morning chain printed as visual steps, from the free sample
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Free Morning Routine Checklist for Teens

A free, no-prep sample of the morning routine pack: the nine-step morning chain as it prints, the night-before card with all eleven of its items, and the door checklist with its seven items and three blanks. Enter your email and download it instantly.

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This free sample is the routine itself, whole: the nine-step morning chain exactly as it prints in the paid pack, one action on each step, ending on the door self-check. With it come the night-before card, which is the piece that makes the morning possible, and the door checklist with its seven items and three blanks for what this student actually carries. Nothing assumes a phone, a bus pass or lunch money. Enter your email to download it and run it with a student tomorrow morning.

What is included

  • The nine-step morning chain as it prints, one action each, ending on the door self-check
  • The night-before card, all eleven verb-led items with the alarm and bedtime blanks
  • The door checklist, seven items plus three write-in blanks
  • US Letter print-ready PDF, everything single-sided

Formats, license and delivery

Formats
A single print-ready PDF in US Letter.
License
Licensed for personal and single-classroom use by the purchaser. For another classroom or teacher, please add a license for each.
Delivery
The download unlocks the moment you enter your email, and the link is emailed to you. The sample also stays in your My Resources library, reachable anytime through a magic link sent to your email.
Questions
This sample is a free download. If a file will not open, email info@spectrumunlocked.com and Spectrum Unlocked will make it right.

Questions from teachers

Is this morning routine checklist really free?
Yes. Enter your email and the PDF downloads immediately, with a copy of the link emailed to you. There is no trial and no card. The sample is a whole unit of the paid pack rather than a teaser: the full chain, the night-before card and the door checklist, all printed exactly as they appear in the pack.
What is in the paid pack that is not in this sample?
The three what-if scenario cards for the ten-minute morning and the overslept morning, the three levels, the 5-column data sheet, the two copy-paste IEP goals, the teacher guide, and the A4 file.
Who is it written for?
Teens and young adults from about 13 to 22 in special education, life skills and transition programs. The photographs and the wording are age-respectful, with no cartoons and no reward stickers, so a seventeen-year-old can use it without it reading as a children's chart.
Can I print it for my whole class?
Yes. The free sample is yours to print and copy for your own students. It is not for resale, for sharing the file, or for posting online, and the paid pack carries the same single-classroom license.
What formats do I get, and how is it delivered?
A print-ready US Letter PDF, single-sided, so no page has to be flipped. The door card prints best on cardstock. Delivery is instant: the download unlocks as soon as you enter your email, a copy of the link is emailed to you, and the file stays in your My Resources library behind a magic link, so a lost download is never a problem.

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Executive Functioning Worksheets for Teens: The Morning Routine, Alarm to Door

A morning routine for teens and young adults in special education, from the alarm to the door: a nine-step visual chain, a night-before card, a door self-check and three what-if scenarios. The chain puts one action on each step and ends on a self-check, so the routine itself triggers the skill the goals measure; the medicine step is in the chain rather than assumed; the door card lists seven items that do not assume a phone, a bus pass or money for lunch, plus three blanks for the student's own, and a column for a first job. The night-before card produces every item the door card checks. Plus three levels, a 5-column data sheet, a teacher guide and two copy-paste IEP goals, both written to be measurable with no time default printed in them.

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