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Free Printable Time-of-Day Chart

A week across, an hour a row from 6 am to 9 pm. Tick the hours it happened and the busy times show at a glance.

What you type stays on your phone.

How to use it
  1. Write the one behavior you are watching for at the top.
  2. Each time it happens, tick the box for that day and that hour. Leave the others blank.
  3. After a week, look for the times with the most ticks, and bring the page to your child's BCBA or team.

An example, filled in

Example child Filled in for Auren, an example child. Your copy starts blank.
Time-of-Day ChartTick the box for each hour it happened. Leave it blank if it did not.CHILDAurenWEEK OFOct 19WHAT I'M WATCHING FORCrying and dropping to the floorMonTueWedThuFriSatSun6 am7 am8 am9 am10 am11 am12 pm1 pm2 pm3 pm4 pm5 pm6 pm7 pm8 pm9 pmTHE BUSIEST TIMESAround 7 am (shoes, leaving) and 5 pm (before dinner)WHAT I NOTICEA snack at 4:30 may help with 5 pm.Add this to your child's Bloom Autism Support: snap a photo and send it to your child's Bloom Autism Support email address.Made with Bloom Autism Support · bloomautismsupport.com/freetools
Why it helps

Many hard moments cluster at the same times of day: before meals, at the end of school, at bedtime. A chart of the week shows those times at a glance, so you can plan for them.

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Add this to your child's Bloom Autism Support: snap a photo and send it to your child's Bloom Autism Support email address.

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