Best Reusable Activities Kids To-Do List Printable

Are you looking for a kids to do list? When I had younger kids I created a list of things to do. This list contained things to do inside our home and outside in our backyard. Using a picture frame and a dry-erase marker we made it reusable!

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Best Reusable Activities Kids To Do List Printable

Create the To-Do List

Create your To-Do list on your computer. Make a list of things you like to do indoors and outdoors at home. If you don't want to make your list you can hop over to my blog and download mine.

Best Reusable Activities Kids To Do List Printable Video

Create your To-Do list on your computer. Make a list of things you like to do indoors and outdoors at home.

Create your own or Buy this printable for $1 – you’ll be taken to a PDF you can download and print.
Grab a picture frame that holds a regular sheet of paper. Or you can cut your printable to size.

Place in a picture frame

Grab a picture frame that holds a regular sheet of paper. Or you can cut your printable to size.

Place your printable in the picture frame.

Place your printable in the picture frame.

Grab a dry erase marker. Cross off the items you've done. You can use different colors for the kids so that they can take turns picking.

How To Use/Reuse

Grab a dry erase marker. Cross off the items you’ve done. You can use different colors for the kids so that they can take turns picking.

When you're ready, erase all the dry erase marker and you can start over again.

Erase & Reuse

When you’re ready, erase all the dry erase marker and you can start over again.

Place your list somewhere easily accessible so that the kids can reference it whenever they want.   This works great for CHORES too ;)

Place your list somewhere easily accessible so that the kids can reference it whenever they want.

Other uses for a Reusable check list

  • As a daily to-do list with simple daily tasks
  • Make a chore chart with weekly or daily chores
  • Make a list of homework assignments in order to keep track of completed tasks
  • Use it for setting goals so you can track your kids accomplishments
  • Make a list of bedtime and night routines
When my kids were young I created a list of things to do. This list contained things to do inside our home and outside in our backyard. Using a picture frame and a dry erase marker we made it reusable!

This list is adaptable for the needs of teachers, as well as parents of children. It’s fantastic for kids’ development as well. You can create even more printables that incorporate routine checklists (even for adults). Create it your way by making it a calendar, worksheets, and adding simple tasks (like laundry, kitchen, chores). Divide kid’s chores by topics like morning or evening tasks. I created individual chore lists per kid and this was our fun list. These lists are great for the whole family, maybe even make a list like this of rewards earned from completing their daily activities. This is great for a sense of ownership, and teamwork. I keep my lists on the refrigerator.

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Best Reusable Activities Kids To Do List Printable

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Are you looking for a kids to do list? When my kids were young I created a list of things to do. This list contained things to do inside our home and outside in our backyard. Using a picture frame and a dry-erase marker we made it reusable!
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12 Comments

    1. Thank you Pamela, and that’s another great idea!

  1. It’s a good idea to keep the list on hand! Different activities will appeal to kids at different times.

    1. Thank you so much Sara – it came in so handy when my kids were younger.

  2. Great idea to make the list reusable! Helps with those “there’s nothing to do” claims!

    1. Thank you so much Rebecca – and it was so great as my kids were growing up to just say … go look at the list 🙂

  3. This is a great idea and I love that it is reusable! Sometimes my mind goes blank, so it would be great to have something like this to remind me of options for fun things to do with my son!

    1. Thank you Elena, and it really came in handy with my kids when they were younger. I simply said, go take a look at the list.

  4. Marilyn Lesniak says:

    Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared. Have a lovely week. I hope to see you at next week’s party too! Please stay safe and healthy. Come party with us at Over The Moon! Catapult your content Over The Moon! @marilyn_lesniak @EclecticRedBarn

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