Kids Chore Chart Printable - Pink - Juju Sprinkles - Free Printable

This task is about organizing daily routines into two clear groups: things you do in the morning and things you do in the evening. It’s like sorting your day into “before school” and “after dinner” activities.

Let’s look at each job and decide when it usually happens:

Morning Jobs (things you do to get ready for the day):
- Make bed → You do this after waking up.
- Eat breakfast → First meal of the day, in the morning.
- Potty time → Part of getting ready in the morning.
- Brush teeth → Usually done after waking up or after eating breakfast.
- Get dressed → Putting on clothes for the day.
- Do hair → Styling hair before leaving home.
- Pack lunch → Preparing food to take to school.
- Backpack ready → Getting your bag packed with books and supplies.
- Put shoes on → Last step before going out.
- Goodbye hug → Saying goodbye to family before leaving.

Evening Jobs (things you do to wind down and prepare for sleep):
- Put away toys → Cleaning up playthings before bedtime.
- Brush teeth → Done again at night before bed.
- Put on pajamas → Changing into sleep clothes.
- Goodnight kiss → A loving goodbye before sleeping.
- Put dirty clothes in hamper → Tossing worn clothes in the laundry basket at end of day.

Note: Some jobs like “Brush teeth” appear in both lists — that’s okay! Many people brush their teeth twice a day — once in the morning and once at night.

Now, let’s sort them correctly based on typical routines:

✔ Morning Jobs:
1. Make bed
2. Eat breakfast
3. Potty time
4. Brush teeth *(morning version)*
5. Get dressed
6. Do hair
7. Pack lunch
8. Backpack ready
9. Put shoes on
10. Goodbye hug

✔ Evening Jobs:
1. Put away toys
2. Brush teeth *(night version)*
3. Put on pajamas
4. Goodnight kiss
5. Put dirty clothes in hamper

Wait — looking back at the original image, there are exactly 10 boxes under “Morning Jobs” and 6 under “Evening Jobs”. Let’s match them as shown:

From the image layout:

Left side = Morning Jobs (10 items):
- Make bed
- Eat breakfast
- Potty time
- Pack lunch
- Brush teeth
- Backpack ready
- Get dressed
- Put shoes on
- Do hair
- Goodbye hug

Right side = Evening Jobs (6 items):
- Put away toys
- Brush teeth
- Put on pajamas
- Goodnight kiss
- Put dirty clothes in hamper
- (One more? Wait — actually, counting the visible ones: 6 total)

Actually, looking closely at the right column in the image, there are 6 evening job cards shown clearly:
1. Put away toys
2. Brush teeth
3. Put on pajamas
4. Goodnight kiss
5. Put dirty clothes in hamper
6. ??? — wait, maybe only 5? No — let’s count again from the image description.

Actually, in the provided image structure:

Under “EVENING JOBS”, we see:
- Top row: Put away toys, Brush teeth
- Middle row: (partially covered), but likely includes “Put on pajamas” and another
- Bottom row: Put dirty clothes in hamper, Goodnight kiss

So yes — 6 evening jobs.

But note: The large card floating over says “Put away toys” — which is already listed under Evening Jobs. So no new item — just emphasis.

Final sorted list based on standard routine and image layout:

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Morning Jobs:
1. Make bed
2. Eat breakfast
3. Potty time
4. Brush teeth
5. Get dressed
6. Do hair
7. Pack lunch
8. Backpack ready
9. Put shoes on
10. Goodbye hug

Evening Jobs:
1. Put away toys
2. Brush teeth
3. Put on pajamas
4. Goodnight kiss
5. Put dirty clothes in hamper
6. ??? — Wait, perhaps “Potty time” also appears in evening? But in the image, “Potty time” is only under Morning.

Actually, rechecking the image description: Under Evening Jobs, the second row has an icon that looks like a toilet — so “Potty time” might be repeated? But in the text labels given, only these are named:

From user input image transcription:

Evening Jobs listed:
- Put away toys
- Brush teeth
- Put on pajamas
- Goodnight kiss
- Put dirty clothes in hamper
- And one more? The sixth box — possibly “Potty time” again? But not labeled.

Wait — in the initial problem statement, the user didn’t provide full text for all — but from the image description, we can infer:

In the “Evening Jobs” section, the six jobs are:
1. Put away toys
2. Brush teeth
3. [Toilet icon] → Potty time (evening)
4. Put on pajamas
5. Goodnight kiss
6. Put dirty clothes in hamper

Yes — because in the image, under Evening Jobs, second row left is a toilet icon — same as morning’s “Potty time”.

So corrected:

Evening Jobs:
1. Put away toys
2. Brush teeth
3. Potty time *(evening)*
4. Put on pajamas
5. Goodnight kiss
6. Put dirty clothes in hamper

That makes sense — kids may use the potty before bed too.

So final answer:

Final Answer:
Morning Jobs: Make bed, Eat breakfast, Potty time, Brush teeth, Get dressed, Do hair, Pack lunch, Backpack ready, Put shoes on, Goodbye hug
Evening Jobs: Put away toys, Brush teeth, Potty time, Put on pajamas, Goodnight kiss, Put dirty clothes in hamper