# Kids' Weekly Activity Schedule Template

> One row per child. Write the departure time, not just the start time — that's
> the deadline that actually matters.

## Week of: ______________________

### Child: ______________________

| Day | Activity | Start time | Leave by | Location | Pack / prep the night before |
|-----|----------|-------------|----------|----------|-------------------------------|
| Mon | | | | | |
| Tue | | | | | |
| Wed | | | | | |
| Thu | | | | | |
| Fri | | | | | |
| Sat | | | | | |
| Sun | | | | | |

### Child: ______________________

| Day | Activity | Start time | Leave by | Location | Pack / prep the night before |
|-----|----------|-------------|----------|----------|-------------------------------|
| Mon | | | | | |
| Tue | | | | | |
| Wed | | | | | |
| Thu | | | | | |
| Fri | | | | | |
| Sat | | | | | |
| Sun | | | | | |

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## Reading it for conflicts

Two activities on the same day are only a real conflict if their **leave-by**
times overlap — not just their start times. Scan the "Leave by" column across
every child's row for the same day before assuming a clash.

## Turning this into alarms

Each filled-in cell is one scheduled activity. In KidoPulse, it becomes a
routine with its own alarm chain — a reminder to prep the night before, and
one to leave on time — that rings through silent mode instead of relying on
this page being checked.