Visual schedule cards with pictures v0.1.0
Before you print These sheets are practice and teaching aids for a teacher, therapist or family to use with a child they know. They do not test, diagnose or label anyone, and they are not therapy. Follow your child's team for goals and supports.
Today
Cut out the cards and put them on the strip in order. Move each one to Done when it is finished.
Name ____________________ Date __________
Today
Cut out the cards and put them on the strip in order. Move each one to Done when it is finished.
Name ____________________ Date __________
Pick the parts of the day and print picture cards in three sizes, with a strip to put them on and a done box. Free to print; nothing to sign in to, and nothing about a child is typed or kept, and only your menu choices stay in this browser.
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How to use it
- Tick the parts of the day in order.
- Pick the card size.
- Print the sheets and cut out the cards.
- Put the cards on the strip and move each one to Done.
Ideas for class
- Use small cards on a desk and large cards on a wall.
- Add the Change card for a day when something is different.
- Make one schedule for the morning and one for bedtime.
- Let the child move each card to Done.
- Print a second set for another room.
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Questions
Does this tell me what a child needs?
No. A child's team decides supports; these are tools to try.
How many cards can I pick?
Up to ten. The Change card is extra.
Can I print the pictures without words?
Yes. Turn off Show the words.
Nothing you choose is sent to us, and there is no box for a name, a diagnosis or any detail about a child. Write the name on the printed page by hand. Your menu choices stay in this browser, and a share link carries them, never a child's details. No sign-in, no ads, no AI. What each tool stores