Morning Menu - Autumn

A cosy, autumn themed morning routine pack to make your little one's morning time something they actually look forward to. Whether you're homeschooling, doing a morning basket, or just want a calmer way to start the day, this printable walks your child through calendar time, mood check ins, handwriting practice and some proper autumn fun.

What's inside

Morning check in

• All About Me page with space for birthday, address, and important phone numbers
• Today I Feel and Today I Need mood check in
• Telling the time clock with a blank digital readout to fill in
• Today Is calendar page for each autumn month, with weather wheel and season wheel to colour in and an affirmation to trace

Handwriting and early learning

• Trace the Letters (full alphabet, upper and lower case)
• Trace the Numbers, 1 to 20, 50 and 100
• Trace the Shapes
• Can You Write Your Name practice page
• Autumn Tracing Activity for pencil control
• Short autumn themed stories (The Stormy Morning, The Windy Walk) with fill in the blank comprehension questions

Autumn activities

• Autumn Orchard Hunt wordsearch
• Autumn Crossword and Acorn Maze
• Ways to Five and I Spy a Harvest counting pages
• Baking Cookies counting activity
• Autumn Halves, drawing the missing half and tracing the word
• Autumn Holiday page for drawing what they'd pack

Wrap up

• Morning Checklist to help build the routine into a habit

Important details

• 38 page instant download PDF
• Print at home on A4, but can be made reusable with a laminator and dry erase pen or wipeable pouch
• Designed for early years and primary age children, works well alongside any curriculum or as a standalone morning basket

Why you'll love it

It's a gentle, predictable rhythm for the start of the day, something to sit down together with before the day gets going or something that allows you to drink your morning coffee in peaace while they work on it independentely.

This is the perfect start to any day, with an Autumn theme running throughout so it actually feels seasonal rather than generic!