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Family rules poster: house rules, In This House, picture rules

Family rules posters — a poster titled "Family Rules" with six lines "Be kind", "Say please and thank you", "Tell the truth", "Clean up after yourself", "Try your best" and "Love one another", rustic farmhouse sign, hand-painted brush script mixed with tall serif capitals, small hearts and leaf sprigs as dividers
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Reading 1Family rules
Reading 2In this house
Reading 3Picture rules

Printable family rules posters to frame in the kitchen or hallway as a daily reminder of how the family treats each other. The three posters are a list of six family rules from be kind to try your best, an In This House poster with five short lines in mixed lettering, and a picture chart of five rules with a large icon for each, made for toddlers. Each comes in three styles.

  • a frame in the kitchen or hallway
  • a playroom wall for toddlers
  • a shared poster for a family home

Frequently asked questions

What rules are on the list?
Be kind, say please and thank you, tell the truth, clean up after yourself, try your best and love one another.
What is the In This House poster?
Five lines beginning We: laugh, say sorry, help each other, forgive and love, each in a different lettering style.
Which poster is for a toddler?
The picture rules chart, with object icons for kind words, walking inside, a quiet voice, sharing toys and tidying up.
Which style suits a playroom?
Playful kids uses chunky bubble letters with stars and hearts in red, blue, yellow and green.

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