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Classroom Daily Visual Schedule | Editable | Special Education

Classroom Daily Visual Schedule | Editable | Special Education

$7.50 - $7.50
$7.50
$7.50 - $7.50
$7.50

Create a visual schedule for your special education classroom that can be easily used by you and your students. In a special education classroom, our students rely on visual schedules to navigate the school day. This pack provides 140 different daily schedule cards for your board and schedule pieces for individual student schedules.

These visual schedule cards will keep your students informed on their schedule across the school day, plus schedule changes and what’s coming next. We’ve included editable versions of the board and individual cards so you can individualize to your students and your classroom.

Ideas for use:
You can use this resource in a multitude of ways:
  • Portable visual schedules for each student
  • Display on your classroom board
  • Display on different student boards
  • Display a few cards at a time for individual students (each of our students process input differently!)

Across ages and support needs:
Can be used with elementary to high school students across ages, support needs, and abilities. The images are age-respectful in that they show students who across a variety of ages and generally older students.

Promoting Neurodiversity + Future-Focused Work
Visual schedule cards like these help reduce anxiety around the schedule and upcoming transitions for our students. For a lot of our students, they process more information better through visuals and visual supports (it’s an evidence-based practice to support autistic learners!).

Visual schedules with manipulative pieces, can promote self-advocacy and self-determination with students feeling a little more control over their day and processing transitions.

Using a visual schedule also helps build and promote independence as well, when students navigate the day with their own schedule boards and portable schedules.


You can email us at hello@autismgrownup.com if you have any feedback, questions, and/or requests for resources.

 

What's Inside

Resource Guide
  • About the Resource
  • Using the Resource
  • Resource Walkthrough

Printable PDFs
  • 2” x 2” Square Visual Schedule Cards (140 cards)
  • 2” x 2” Square Visual Schedule Cards – Individual on Each Page (140 pages)
  • Large Cards (140 large cards)
  • Time Cards (4 types of time displays)

Editable in Google Slides (link in the resource guide) and PPT
  • 2” x 2” Square Visual Schedule Cards (140 cards)
  • 2” x 2” Square Visual Schedule Cards – Individual on Each Page (140 pages)
  • Large Cards (140 large cards)
Visual Schedule Cards Included:
  1. Lunch
  2. Snack
  3. Breakfast
  4. Pick Lunch
  5. Math
  6. Reading
  7. Language Arts
  8. Science
  9. Social Studies
  10. History
  11. Writing
  12. Gym / P.E.
  13. Art
  14. Arts and Crafts
  15. Music
  16. Library
  17. STEM
  18. Social Skills
  19. Life Skills
  20. Daily Living
  21. Social Group
  22. AAC
  23. Sign Language
  24. Communication System
  25. Handwriting
  26. Morning Work
  27. Calendar Time
  28. Pledge of Allegiance
  29. Morning Meeting
  30. News
  31. Dismissal
  32. Leave Early
  33. Early Release
  34. Transportation
  35. Get on Bus
  36. Afterschool Care
  37. Carpool
  38. PT
  39. Speech
  40. OT
  41. Motor Lab
  42. Inclusion
  43. Music Therapy
  44. Counselor
  45. Resource Room
  46. Medication
  47. Clean Up
  48. Transition
  49. Technology
  50. Computer
  51. iPad
  52. Bathroom
  53. Lunchroom
  54. Cafeteria
  55. Gym
  56. Office
  57. Nurse
  58. Classroom
  59. Track
  60. Homeroom
  61. Safety Drill
  62. Lockdown Drill
  63. Tornado Drill
  64. Earthquake Drill
  65. Fire Drill
  66. Substitute
  67. Testing
  68. Pep Rally
  69. School Event
  70. Assembly
  71. Centers
  72. Large Group
  73. Small Group
  74. 1:1 Work
  75. Independent Work
  76. Seat Work
  77. Desk Time
  78. Circle Time
  79. Game Time
  80. Tablet Time
  81. Quiet Time
  82. Teacher Time
  83. Story Time
  84. Choice Time
  85. Carpet Time
  86. Binder Work
  87. IEP Work
  88. Journal
  89. Class Jobs
  90. Flexible Work
  91. Dance Break
  92. Work Boxes
  93. Silent Reading
  94. Play
  95. Games
  96. Movie
  97. Choice
  98. Free Play
  99. Read a Book
  100. Cooking
  101. Student Store
  102. Coffee Cart
  103. Classroom Guest
  104. Show and Tell
  105. Class Project
  106. Class Book
  107. Class Pet
  108. Field Trip
  109. Community Outing
  110. Celebration
  111. Special Activity
  112. CBI
  113. Community Based Instruction
  114. Job Coach
  115. IEP Meeting
  116. Career Exploration
  117. Job Skills
  118. Brush Teeth
  119. Wash Hands
  120. Change Clothes
  121. Nap Time
  122. Rest Time
  123. Inside Recess
  124. Recess
  125. Check In
  126. SEL
  127. Break
  128. Cool Down Corner
  129. Calm Down Corner
  130. Self-Regulation Spot
  131. Sensory Toy
  132. Sensory Break
  133. Gross Motor
  134. Fine Motor
  135. Backpack
  136. Lockers
  137. Desk
  138. Walk
  139. Stretch
  140. Water Break

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