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Weekly Planner for Toddlers

A free, printable visual schedule your toddler can actually read. Drag picture activities onto each day, mark today, and personalize it with your child's name — no account, no app, no fuss.

Build your week — free

Free to use — your week saves on this device automatically.

Build your week

Drag an activity onto a day, or tap an activity to select it, then tap a day to place it. Everything saves as you go.

Describe your week

Type your week in your own words — like "Mondays are school, swimming every Friday, grandma on Sunday." Then keep going: "move music to Tuesday", "clear Sunday".

Planning your week…

selected — now tap a day to place it

Personalize

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How it works

Three steps from a blank week to a routine your toddler can follow.

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Drag in activities

Pick from picture activities — meals, nap, school, playground, swimming — and drag them onto each day. Little kids read the pictures, not the words.
2

Personalize the week

Add your child's name, tap a day to mark today, and use "Every day" for the routines that repeat — like brushing teeth or the water bottle.
3

Print it out

Print the finished week for the fridge — or a cut-out version your child can rearrange with velcro, or a black-and-white version they color in themselves.

A week at a glance

Bright, friendly picture activities your toddler recognizes instantly — here's a taste of the library you build from.

Wake Up

Breakfast

Nap Time

Bath Time

Bedtime

School

Music Class

Dance / Ballet

Swimming

Playground / Park

Playdate

Outdoor Play

Water Bottle

Meal / Eating

Made for the daily routine

A predictable week, built in a couple of minutes.

For parents

Toddler meltdowns often come from not knowing what's next. A picture schedule on the fridge gives your child a sense of order and control — fewer surprises, fewer battles, and a calmer transition from one activity to the next.

For Montessori homes

The prepared environment is all about independence. A visual weekly plan lets a child see their own day, anticipate it, and take ownership of it — exactly the kind of freedom-within-structure Montessori is built on.

For daycares & preschools

Print a fresh week for the room, or one per child. Picture schedules support every kid — including pre-readers and children who thrive on routine — without a single licensed clip-art pack to buy.

It lives where your family lives

See it on the fridge

Print it once and it becomes part of the kitchen, the playroom, the morning. A routine your toddler can actually see — and feel in control of.

On the fridge, front and center

In the playroom, ready for the week

"What's next today?" — they already know

Print a filled week for the fridge, or a cut-out version your child rearranges each morning. Build yours free →

Build once, reuse every week

Print it once, rearrange it forever

The most-loved version isn't fixed at all. Print a blank weekly grid plus a sheet of cut-out activity cards, and your child builds the week with their own hands — every week.

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Print the grid + cards

Print a blank Mon–Sun grid and a sheet of matching activity cards. Laminate them once for a set that lasts the whole year.
2

Add velcro or magnets

Stick a dot of velcro (or a magnet) on each card and on the grid. Now the cards move — onto the fridge, a board, or the laminated grid.
3

Let them build the week

Each morning your child places today's cards themselves. It turns the schedule into a hands-on Montessori activity instead of a poster they ignore.

All three print modes are live — build your week above and hit Print. Sign in (free) to save your week and reprint it any time.

Frequently asked questions

Everything parents ask before their first week.

Is the weekly planner free?

Yes. You can build a full week — drag in activities, set today, personalize it with your child's name — completely free, with no account. Sign in (also free) to unlock the full icon set and to save your week so you can come back and reprint it any time.

Do I need to download anything?

No. The planner runs right in your browser. Drag activity icons onto the days, and your week is saved on your device automatically so it's still there when you come back.

What makes this a Montessori-style planner?

It's a visual schedule. Young children can't read a calendar, but they understand pictures. A picture-based week gives toddlers and preschoolers a sense of order and independence — they can see what's coming next and feel in control of their day, which is the heart of the Montessori prepared environment.

What ages is this for?

It's designed for toddlers and preschoolers (roughly 2–6), the age where a predictable, picture-based routine reduces meltdowns and builds independence. Older kids enjoy a printed checklist they can tick off themselves.

Can I use the same activity every day?

Yes — that's a one-click feature. Add something like "brush teeth" or "water bottle" once, hit "Every day," and it drops onto all seven days at once. Perfect for the routines that repeat.

Can I print it?

Yes — printing is live, in three modes: print your filled week as-is, print a blank grid with cut-out activity cards you can rearrange with velcro or magnets, or print a black-and-white version your child can color in. Build your week above and hit Print.

Will it work on my phone or tablet?

Yes. The day columns stack and scroll on small screens, and drag-and-drop works with touch — so you can build the week on the couch and print it from the laptop later.

Can I personalize it with my child's name?

Yes. Type your child's name and the planner becomes "<name>'s Week." If you've made calling cards with us, you can pull a child straight from your saved profiles.

How is this different from a paper chore chart?

A paper chart is fixed the moment you print it. This planner is reusable: build it once digitally, rearrange it any week in seconds, and print a cut-out version your child can physically move around — turning the schedule into a hands-on activity instead of another thing on the fridge.

Is my data private?

Your week lives on your own device unless you choose to save it to an account later. We don't sell or publish anything you build.

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Weekly Planner for Toddlers