Printable to-do list

How do I make a printable to-do list?

Pick a layout: to-do list, kids routine chart, family chore chart, grocery list or habit tracker. Type one item per line and they show up on the page, each with its own checkbox. If you leave the field empty, the page comes out with blank lines to fill in by hand. Then just print it.

How to make the list

1. Pick the layout: To-do, Kids routine, Chores, Groceries or Habits.
2. Type the items, one per line. They fill the lines of the list or the chart.
3. On the chore chart, type the names of the people, separated by commas.
4. If you like, change the title, the color and the day the week starts on.
5. Tap Print the sheet.

The five layouts

• To-do: a list with a checkbox and three priority dots on each line. Fill in one, two or three dots.
• Kids routine: the child's tasks in the rows and the seven days in the columns, with a star to color for each day.
• Chores: the chores in the rows and the people in the columns. Each crossing has seven dots, one for each day of the week.
• Groceries: a list in three columns, split by the sections of the store.
• Habits: one habit per row and 31 small boxes, one for each day of the month.

The kids routine chart

With the items field empty, the chart comes with eight common tasks of a child's day, each with a drawing: make the bed, brush teeth, get dressed, help set the table, do homework, put toys away, take a bath and go to sleep on time.

When you type your own tasks, they take the place of the standard ones. The page picks the drawing by the word: a task with the word teeth gets the toothbrush, and one with the word bath gets the bathtub. A task with no drawing of its own gets a star. Up to ten tasks fit.

At the bottom of the page there is a line to write the deal for the week.

Tips

• For a small child, few tasks work better. Start with four or five.
• Let the child color the star right after finishing the task.
• On the chore chart, agree first on who does what and fill in the dot of the day when the chore is done.
• On the to-do list, use the dots to tell what is for today from what can wait.
• Print the grocery list blank and leave it in the kitchen. Whoever notices something ran out writes it down right away.

Privacy

The page is built on your device. The title, the items and the names you type are stored only there, so they come back on your next visit. Nothing is sent anywhere.

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