Life Skills & Good Habits flashcards.
Twenty-eight everyday skills, one card each: wash your hands, use gentle hands, wait your turn, wear your seat belt. Show the card, say the words together, then practise the real thing — that is the whole method, and it works.
These cards belong to Class 32 · Life Skills & Good Habits on the Kiddo School learning path.
Every card in the set.
Each card has its own page: the picture and short, practical notes for grown-ups — what it is for, how to use it, how to print it. Tap any card to open it.
Wash Your HandsCard 1 of 28
Brush Your TeethCard 2 of 28
Use the ToiletCard 3 of 28
Blow Your NoseCard 4 of 28
Clean Up After EatingCard 5 of 28
Eat Healthy FoodCard 6 of 28
Get DressedCard 7 of 28
Put On Your ShoesCard 8 of 28
Pack Your BagCard 9 of 28
Put Clothes AwayCard 10 of 28
Sort the LaundryCard 11 of 28
Tidy Up ToysCard 12 of 28
Water the PlantsCard 13 of 28
Use an Inside VoiceCard 14 of 28
Say Please and Thank YouCard 15 of 28
Say Excuse MeCard 16 of 28
Use Gentle HandsCard 17 of 28
Be KindCard 18 of 28
Share Your ToysCard 19 of 28
Share and Take TurnsCard 20 of 28
Wait Your TurnCard 21 of 28
Listen CarefullyCard 22 of 28
Follow DirectionsCard 23 of 28
Ask for HelpCard 24 of 28
Take Deep BreathsCard 25 of 28
Keep Your Room SafeCard 26 of 28
Stay With a Grown-UpCard 27 of 28
Wear Your Seat BeltCard 28 of 28Four ways that work.
You do not need a plan or a printer schedule. Pick one idea, try it for two minutes and see what happens.
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Show the card, name the skill
Hold the card where your child can see the picture and read the big words aloud. One skill per card — point to what the child in the picture is doing, then let your child say the skill name back to you.
- 02
Say the words together
Every card page has a "Say it together" line — a short script in parent words. Say it naturally, then let your child try. The words on the card become the words of your real day.
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Practise the real thing
The card is the rehearsal; the sink, the shoe rack and the car seat are the show. Each card page has a "Try this" idea for practising the skill in real life the same day.
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One skill per week is plenty
Pick the skill your family needs most — mornings? manners? the car seat? — and let that one card live on the fridge for a week. Twenty-eight cards is a whole school year of good habits.
Print the set, download a card.
Every card page has its own download button with the full-size image. This set is printed straight from its class page.
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