Download: Picture schedules for daily routines
Expert reviewed by Bob Cunningham, EdM
Daily routines — like getting ready for school — can be hard for kids to stick to, especially if they’re easily distracted or have trouble with organization. Picture schedules and visual planners can help.
Picture schedules use images to show the steps of a routine. They’re simpler and easier to follow than written schedules.
Here are a few examples of picture schedules. Print them out and use them as is. Or cut out the images and attach them in the order you want.
Getting ready for schoolPDF
Getting ready for bedPDF
Afterschool routinePDF
Cleaning up roomPDF
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About the author
About the author
Andrew M.I. Lee, JD is an editor and attorney who strives to help people understand complex legal, education, and parenting issues.
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Bob Cunningham, EdM has been part of Understood since its founding. He’s also been the chief administrator for several independent schools and a school leader in general and special education.
