Free Chinese “My Daily Routine” Worksheets for Kids | Boy & Girl Versions

Looking for a simple and engaging way to help children talk about their daily routines in Chinese? Our FREE Chinese My Daily Routine Worksheets are the perfect resource for young learners, Chinese classrooms, and homeschool Chinese lessons!

This free download includes one boy version and one girl version, each featuring five common daily activities written in Chinese characters and pinyin, along with cute kid-friendly illustrations:

• 起床 qǐchuáng – get up
• 上学 shàngxué – go to school
• 回家 huíjiā – go home
• 洗澡 xǐzǎo – take a bath
• 睡觉 shuìjiào – go to bed

These five daily routine expressions are basic, practical, and essential for young Chinese learners. Because they appear in every child’s day-to-day life, students can easily understand and remember them.

Five expressions are the perfect amount to learn and practice so kids can learn them easily without feeling overwhelmed. It’s a simple, manageable set that still teaches meaningful, everyday Chinese.

How It Works

On each routine page, kids will see an alarm clock image where they can write the time for their personal schedule using Arabic numbers. After filling out their times, students can practice saying sentences like:

• 我七点起床。Wǒ qī diǎn qǐchuáng.
• 我八点上学。Wǒ bā diǎn shàngxué.

This turns the worksheet into a fun speaking activity that helps learners naturally connect vocabulary with real-life routines.

Why This Worksheet Is Perfect for Young Learners

⭐ Chinese + Pinyin for Easy Learning

Kids can see both the characters and pinyin, making it friendly for beginners.

⭐ Boy & Girl Versions

Students can choose the version they like, making the activity more personal and enjoyable.

⭐ Make a Mini Booklet!

Just print the pages, cut the cover section, glue it to the routine pages, and fold to create a fun and interactive booklet. Kids love assembling it themselves!

⭐ Ideal for Classroom or Home

Teachers can use it for daily routine lessons, speaking practice, pair work, or end-of-class review. Parents can use it to encourage simple Chinese phrases at home.

How to Use the Worksheet

1. Print the boy or girl version.
2. Cut along the guideline.
3. Glue the cover to the first routine page.
4. Fold to create a small routine booklet.
5. Have kids write their times for each activity.
6. Practice speaking their daily routine in Chinese with classmates or family.
7. Optional: Let them color the images to make their booklet extra cute!

We also have the Chinese numbers 11-20 Printable Pack available if your young learners have already gained the Chinese counting and writing skills of numbers 1 to 10. Check it out below.

If you would only like your young learners to learn how to say the numbers 1-100 in Chinese, please check out the Number Charts post to download the free 100 charts.

As you may know that Chinese Pinyin is the Chinese phonetics, it is similar to English phonetics. Using Pinyin we can spell out the numbers in Chinese.

If you would like your young learners to learn the foundation of Chinese Pinyin, please check out the Chinese Pinyin Workbook which includes a variety of fun and engaging Pinyin exercises and guides young learners to practice Pinyin from tracing letters and tones to recognize 60+ pinyin words.

More fun Chinese number printables

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