Visual Schedule for Kids with Autism Chore Chart for Toddler Planning Board Daily Routine Chart Autism Learning Materials Classroom, Home Use with 124 Cards (Blue)

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Good quality and easy to put together. I have made visual schedules for many years working with kids with disabilities, and this has been the easiest to assemble. I’m using this one for my son (5), who doesn’t have autism or any developmental disability, but does get “lost” in his morning routines - and he’s verbalized that seeing what he needs to do could help him. So! Here we go! He helped stick the Velcro dots on the back of the icons and he said he’s excited to try this out.

This has been a great addition to our tools to help teach out kid about tasks and routines. The only reason I took a star off is because when hanging by the rope provided, the board ends up bowing and causing the board the curl. Otherwise, it jas worked as needed.

This is the absolute best visual schedule for my child, to help her remember to complete her daily task in the a.m. and evening activities. She enjoys the independence of being able to complete and manage task reminders. So it motivates her to complete chores/task.

We haven’t used it yet but my son helped me pop out the pieces and we were reading them and sticking them on the board. I know this is going to be so helpful with his speach and communication. Is sooo easy to use and out together. It comes with the sticky Velcro and they’re all good size. Very happy.

Amazing! We have been using this for over three months she's already used to it. Isabelle is 8 and completely nonverbal. She does have an ACC device but it's been harder for me I think. I came up with this quick solution just for the routine not communication because I want her to use her communication device. But with this she knows what time it is and what's next to come during the day. So she doesn't feel left out and feels independent. Only thing is I had to laminate every single one of them because they would not last if your kid is like mine. She chews and eats cardboard due to PICA so I'll say spend $20-$30 on a laminating lamp and pouches and they will last year for years. The size is great

Could be overwhelming with the number of choices vs space but is definitely gonna help us communicate with my son. Good build! Love the customization aspect!