ABCxGOOD (ABCxGOOD) Wooden Visual Schedule Kids Chore Chart Morning Bedtime Daily Schedule for Toddlers Autism Learning Autism Home School Classroom 76 Wooden Cards

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I love the variety in things to pick for every days to do list. It helps to be able to change the list day by day. Love the blank ones that I can add things to as well.

As someone on the autism spectrum, this visual schedule has made a huge difference in my day-to-day life. There's a wide variety of activity tiles, with an additional 4 (maybe 5?) blank tiles to add your own activities. They're easy to add to and remove from the slots. The little switches under each space are also easy to slide. Every once in a while they get a little stuck, but if you just wiggle it a little up or down that'll usually loosen it up and it'll go back to normal. While the board is lightweight, is stays upright really well and hasn't given me any issues so far. I've already recommended this schedule to several people!

Arrived in a general brown box. All pieces needed were included. No instructions guide but, it’s self explanatory. Everything is made of a thick wood except for the stand, it’s capable of snapping because it is so thin. Few toggles for completing tasks is longer than they should be, makes it difficult to push them over and they scrape when you do. Stand can’t be placed directly at the bottom center because it blocks the toggles, trying to have it to where toggles are accessible causes the board to fall to one side. Board has three rows of five. Each row has a small cut-out at the front for the time of day (morning, afternoon, evening), these pieces are extremely challenging to remove once placed. Square cards used for the tasks fit easily and you can remove without feeling like you’re going to break something. Cards text is easy to read. Illustrations are identifiable with what each card is supposed to be. Love the variety of activities included with the cards. Has a couple that are duplicated. I’m personally not using this broken down into the times of the day. I do a row of 5 at a time then replace once finished so I don’t overwhelm my kiddo with a lot of cards, it’s also easier for them to adjust. Overall, it still needs some improvement being at its current price point.

As it's good to get children in a routine, I was hoping this would be perfect for our family. My son was super excited to see it and play with it. Sometimes to the point of meltdowns. The little easel that it sits on is not great quality. It is broken once for us already and even though we were able to glue it back together, the wooden board tips over and all the little wooden chips fall out. So that's pretty frustrating. I used some double-sided foam tape to stick it to the wall. Hoping that that would help. Unfortunately, that just led us to forget to use it. I still think it's a good buy in general. It doesn't take up too much space and functions when we remember to use it. I like that there's a few blank ones, but some of the images on the ones that are supplied are not really appropriate in my mind.