Everything you need to know
Description
Your child knows the morning list, but which steps are already done? Put the Sliding Checklist in their hand and let them move each marker as they go. They can see their progress and find the next task without starting the list again from the beginning.

What changes when the list is in their hands
- ✅ Slide it, done: the satisfaction of moving a step to “finished”, one task at a time.
- 👀 The next step is visible: your child can check the list at their own pace.
- 🎒 Goes where the routine goes: clip it to a school bag or carry it room to room with the keyring.
- 🔁 Same steps every day: a familiar sequence is easier to follow than a new instruction each morning.
- 🌈 One colour per child: blue, purple, pink, green or orange, to make each child’s checklist easy to recognise.

Why parents choose it
A visible list puts the next step in your child’s hands. They slide each marker as they go, so the checklist becomes their reference during the routine.
Why choose Clarikind?
Compare the practical difference for your everyday routine.
| What matters | Clarikind Sliding Checklist for Kids |
A spoken task list alone |
|---|---|---|
| What comes next | A list your child can revisit | Remember or ask for the next instruction |
| What is finished | Slide each marker as a task is done | Remember which tasks are complete |
| Take it with you | Carry the checklist with its keyring | Repeat the list in the next place |
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Quick decision guide
Ages 6+ · 7 steps · Keyring · 5 colours
Specifications
- Seven sliders, one per step
- Keyring for a bag or belt loop
- Non-magnetic
- Picture cards and stickers not included
Delivery & returns
Delivery is free on every order. Every physical product is covered by our 30-day guarantee. See our Shipping Policy and Returns & Refunds Policy for details.
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Questions parents ask
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What if it is not right for us?
Will my child actually use it?
Agree what each slider stands for — three to five steps of one routine — and go through it together for the first few days.
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