A visual daily schedule helps create a sense of safety by providing a predictable pattern and displaying it in an easily accessible way. In this atmosphere of uncertainty, fostering safety through predictability is especially important. Adults think in words; however, children think in pictures. Usin...
This printable list has icons for morning activities, making it a good visual tool even for kids who can’t read yet. 5. Successful School Mornings School mornings can be a hectic affair for families. Here’s a morning routine checklist to make the time go smoother for everyone. ...
[STUDENT] will follow activity schedule and obey rules and regulations that have been discussed and described orally. [STUDENT] will express needs, wants, and feelings using [picture prompts, sign language, verbalization, etc.]. [STUDENT] will create a daily visual schedule (or checklist or to-...
Folks dealing with dementia need engaging activities to help them with their cognitive skills. It's tricky to keep things interesting and suitable for their level. Finding activities that can be printed out and are specifically designed for those with dementia is a bit of a challenge. We need ...
The emotions thermometer is a visual tool to help children understand the wide range of emotions from the blue calm zone to the red zone. It also helps children express emotions and understand the intensity of their emotions. The emotion thermometer poster is a high-resolution file so you can...
I don’t know what it is about these little squares of plastic, but the excitement that fills the room when I bring them out is like no other. We have used snap cubes to help withalphabet,numbers, and evenCVC words! No matter what the activity, they are a hit every time. The cubes...
Visual Schedulefrom Weeds to Wishes This visual chart is too pretty not to check out. Plus, using clothespins is a great way to involve the child and include flexibility in the schedule. Morning and Bedtime Routine Chartsfrom I Heart Organizing ...
We experienced an unusually warm winter and just when we thought the end was in sight, everything changed about two weeks ago. It has been bitterly cold and like many of you in the northeast, we’re expecting lots of snow. But in spite of the weather, my friends and I are calling on...
Design a Clear and Visual Routine Chart Create a visually appealing routine chart that is easy for the child to understand and follow. Use pictures, symbols, or icons to represent each activity or task on the chart. Arrange the chart in a sequential order, ensuring that the child can easily...
Use images and icons.Small things such as images, emojis, or other types of visual cues can make your to-do list more engaging, motivating, and easy to navigate. For example, you can use exclamation marks to show urgency and a checkmark icon when you have accomplished a task. ...