Individual visual schedule

Visual Prompts, Visual Schedules and Visual Supports for Children with Special Needs: Classroom Adaptations for Visual Learners via RainbowsWithinReach

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…

Does the thought of visual schedules make your head spin? Are you tired of finding stray PECs scattered about the room? Then Especially Education's Visual Schedule Flip Book and Token Board may be your solution! This post will walk you through the ins and outs of this visual schedule, providing tips and adaptations to meet the needs of every single student in your classroom!

Individual visual schedules are a wonderful tool for supporting behavior in kindergarten, but they can be daunting to prep and implement! In this post, I'm sharing tips for using individual visual schedules in kindergarten. You'll also find several picture schedule examples that are great for kindergarten classroom management!

A few weeks ago I posted this little picture on my Instagram. You might have seen it. A student of mine desperately needed a visual schedule on her desk and I (being a lover of all things providing closure such as check marks), created this tabbed schedule so she could easily close the tasks as they […]

Special education schedules can be difficult to complete. Today, I’m sharing my elementary autistic support classroom schedule. You will want to draft a schedule and start with non-negotiables like recess, lunch, etc. Next, our daily schedule is displayed in the classroom in a central location. I create individual student visual schedules. If students travel outside of the classroom use a travel schedule for students as well. Learn more about special ed classroom schedules!

Simplify your mornings and afternoons with this free printable visual schedule for kids! A simple way to support your kids' independence with tasks.

My first year in my self-contained classroom was one of the most challenging things I have ever endured. I felt unorganized and the lack of structure was truly debilitating. And then, I discovered: visual schedules. Research shows the benefits of using visual schedules with individuals with autism spectrum disorders. A visual schedule communicates the order of upcoming events or activities using photographs, objects, icons, or words.

Pictures of individual visual schedules including picture schedules, written…