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Need a preschool schedule that is easy to use and visual for your little learners? This visual schedule has it all!

In an article for Speech Spotlight, I mentioned the use of visual schedules. Although the use of visual schedules is commonly connected to working with

First-then schedules are incredibly helpful for children with language or behavior needs. Here's what you need to know about these schedules.

Visual schedules can be helpful for getting kids to complete a daily routine. Learn how to make a visual schedule, how to use one, and what kids would benefit from using a visual schedule. Learn about what types of visual schedules there are, and how to use one with kids with Autism, SPD, and ADHD.

First-then visuals are great methods for helping students with communication needs to understand the order of activities. Includes a free first-then board.

Now that summer break is here, I wanted to create a command station for my girls so that they can easily keep track of their daily chores and schedule. I've found that when they can see what to do and what's next, they're no only more self-sufficient, but a lot less likely to revert to screens.I wanted this station to be age-appropriate and user friendly so that they could keep track of it all on their own. So far, they're absolutely loving it and actually get excited to start their day…

I've added a new feature! You can now print your own visual schedules in a 7 x 1 vertical format. These are flexible visual schedules that can be individualized and hung by the front door, on school cubbies, or slipped into a child's folder to carry with them during their school day. They are fully…