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Editable Visual Routine & Chore Chart for SPED & ADHD | Behavior Management
🧠 Support executive functioning and foster independence with this highly visual, ADHD-friendly Routine and Chore Chart! Whether you are a special education teacher, a behavior specialist, or a homeschooling parent, keeping children on task without constant verbal reminders can be a challenge. Designed specifically for neurodivergent learners (ADHD, Autism) and visual processors, this adorable "chibi-style" routine system turns daily expectations into a clear, structured, and rewarding process.
PreK - 6th
Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, School Counseling
CCSS
RI.K.7
, RI.1.7
First/Then Board for Kids | Visual Routine Tool for Transitions, Task Completion
Struggling to help your child get started—or follow through—without constant reminders?This simple First/Then Board gives children a clear, visual way to understand what needs to happen now—and what comes next. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, this tool helps: Build routines that actually work in real life Reduce power struggles and repeated prompting Support smoother transitions between activities Increase independence and confidenceMost strategies sound helpful—but are hard to carry
PreK - K
Social Emotional Learning
Interactive Adapted Book + Photo Visual Cards No Throwing Things Social Story
Teach students not to throw things when they are upset with this social story adapted book. This interactive book will help students learn that throwing things in the classroom is not okay and they will learn simple calming strategies to use when they feel angry, frustrated or upset. The real pictures and photos provide clear visuals for students with autism and communication needs as well as ESL students and young learners. The key ring photo visual cards provide quick, easy visual reminders of
PreK - 3rd
School Counseling
Daily Routine Cards, Toddler Routine Chart, Daily Rhythm, Visual Schedule
Unlock the Secret to Independent and Confident Kids with Our Little Learners' Daily Routine Chart! Are you tired of the constant reminders and struggles to get your kids into a daily routine? Imagine a world where your child can confidently take charge of their own tasks and responsibilities, building essential life skills from an early age. Introducing our captivating Daily Routine's Activity Chart – the ultimate tool to empower your child's independence while fostering a strong sense of respon
PreK - 3rd
Animal Themed Social Stories for Paying Attention | Posters+Worksheets+Visuals
Help your students learn how to focus and be active listeners with these engaging animal-themed social stories for paying attention! 🐾 This resource uses fun, relatable animal characters to teach important classroom behaviors like listening, staying on task, and showing respect when others are speaking. Perfect for SEL lessons, behavior support, and classroom management. WHAT’S INCLUDED✔ 5 Social Stories with Animal Characters Owl, Bunny, Monkey, Turtle, and Lion themes Simple, student-frie
PreK - 2nd
Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Letter Formation Posters | Handwriting Visuals for Kindergarten and 1st
Letter Formation Path Posters help students see where to start each letter and how to move their pencil with clear visual cues. These handwriting posters support kindergarten and 1st grade learners as they build stronger letter formation habits and gain confidence with alphabet writing. What's included• Uppercase letter formation start dots • Lowercase letter formation start dots • Tall small and fall letter chart • Common reversal letters visual guide • Handwriting path arrow cards • Handwritin
K - 1st
Alphabet, Handwriting
After School Routine Chart | Visual Schedule for Kids
After School Routine Chart | Visual Schedule for KidsStruggling with the after-school chaos—homework battles, constant reminders, and “what’s next?” moments? This after school routine chart gives kids a clear, visual path through their afternoon—helping them transition from school to homework, chores, and activities with more independence and less overwhelm. Designed for visual learners and neurodivergent children, this system breaks after-school time into simple, manageable steps so kids can s
PreK - 5th
Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
What Moving Looks Like | Calm Visual Cards for Preschool & Kindergarten
What Moving Looks Like | Calm Visual Cards for Preschool & KindergartenWhat Moving Looks Like is a gentle visual resource designed to support calm, intentional movement in early childhood classrooms. Rather than using rules, reminders, or behavior charts, this resource shows what moving looks like through quiet, neutral illustrations of everyday classroom moments. Each card models movement in a way children can observe and understand—without pressure, correction, or reward. These visuals are esp
PreK - K
Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
"Oh Yeah! / Oops!" Whole-Class Behavior Scoreboard | Visual Reward System
Gamify your daily classroom management and shift the focus to positive reinforcement with the "Oh Yeah! / Oops!" Scoreboard! If you are tired of constantly nagging your students to stay on task or follow directions, this interactive whiteboard display is the perfect solution. Instead of calling out individual students, this system treats classroom behavior like a cooperative game. When the class demonstrates excellent teamwork, transitions quickly, or receives a compliment, they earn an "Oh Yea
PreK - 5th
Classroom Community
My Program (First, Then, Next with Visual Supports)
I created this resource to be open-ended. In other words, there is no ‘one way’ that works best, as every child and person is different. I will however provide three different ways below that could be useful in different settings: Idea 1: A ‘First, Then’ resource. For children that can follow 2 step instructions, a card such as a toothbrush followed by a second card of a hairbrush is a simple reminder of what to complete ‘First’ and ‘Second’. Idea 2: In the classroom, you could use the cards wi
PreK - 6th
Reading, Spelling, Writing
Child Morning Routine Visual Schedule
Mornings can be chaos, but they'll become a whole lot smoother. This time-based morning schedule gives children a clear, structured view of their morning from wake-up to school departure, helping them understand what needs to happen, and when, without constant reminders from a grown-up. The schedule runs from 6:30 AM through to 8:30 AM in 15-minute blocks, with a "To Do" and "Done" column so children can track their own progress and feel the satisfaction of ticking things off as they go. What's
PreK - 6th
Not Subject Specific
Visual Bathroom Schedule FREEBIE
For those of you who have young students in your classroom that need a visual reminder to use the bathroom during scheduled times during the day, here's something I made
•Simply print the two sheets that have the picture of the playground and laminate them. Attach each to a clip board and mount Velcro to the green, yellow, and red squares.
•Cut out the toilet pictures (or use pictures of your student), laminate and mount Velcro to the back side.
•Place one clip board at the students desk a
PreK - 2nd
Health
Visual Reminders for Desks (quiet voice, calm body, ask for help)
Visual reminders to have a quiet voice, calm body, and ask for help. They can be put on students' desks.
K - 5th
Social Emotional Learning
Pull-Out Services Time Cards - Desk Reminders for Students
All students may often benefit from visual reminders of when to leave for Pull-Out Sessions (Special Education, Speech Language, Counseling, Intervention, etc.), Library, Music, Recess, etc.! These cards can be cut out, laminated and stuck onto the students desk with tape or Velcro! They are a quiet reminder to notify the student, teacher or any support staff of the student's schedule! Includes 6 Time Cards with a singular time and 3 Time cards for students with differing times! Download will in
K - 12th
FREE Recipe Reminder Visuals| Easy no bake snacks | Cooking Life Skills
FREE Visual Recipe Reminders—perfect for the classroom! Ideal for early learners, these mats guide students through preparing simple snacks with step-by-step picture instructions. Students practice following directions, sequencing, and basic cooking skills—all while having fun. Simply wipe clean after use for easy classroom reuse! Perfect for preschool, Special Education and early elementary ages, these mats are designed to: Encourage sequencing and direction-followingBuild basic cooking and fin
PreK - 1st
Health, Reading Strategies, Vocabulary
Creative Thinking Project | Design a Billboard Task 5th 6th 7th 8th
Engage your students in critical thinking, teamwork, and visual communication with this no-prep Academic Spark Challenge!In the Billboard Challenge, teams must design a wordless billboard that visually communicates a big idea or academic concept—without using any words or numbers! Perfect for upper elementary and middle school, this flexible challenge supports ELA, science, social studies, math, and SEL standards. What’s Included: Complete Teacher Guide (materials, setup, facilitation tips,
5th - 8th
For All Subjects
CCSS, NGSS
SL.5.1
, SL.5.1c
, CCRA.SL.1
+3
Visual Bathroom Schedule
This visual bathroom schedule is designed to be posted in a bathroom as a reminder to students needing additional support to carry out bathroom routines independently. Visuals are provided for four steps--
-sitting on the toilet with pants down
-standing up and pulling up pants
-flushing the toilet
-washing hands
PreK - K
Morning Routine Visual Cards | Transition Support for Kids | Printable Calm Down
I created these Morning Routine Visual Cards to help make one of the most stressful parts of the day a little easier for children who need more support during transitions, like my son. Mornings can feel rushed, unpredictable, and overwhelming. These simple, wordless visual cards give children a clear understanding of what comes next without needing constant reminders or verbal prompts. This set includes three key morning routine steps: • Get dressed • Brush teeth • Pack backpack Each card is
PreK - 2nd
Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Token Board Visual Printable for Nonverbal Kids | Positive Behavior & Motivation
Token Board Visual Printable for Nonverbal KidsEncourage Positive Behavior, Motivation, and Task CompletionIf you’re supporting a child with emerging communication skills, getting through daily routines can feel overwhelming. Verbal reminders don’t always work, and frustration can build quickly when expectations aren’t clear. This Token Board Visual Printable gives children a simple, visual way to understand expectations and work toward a reward. It helps build motivation, reduce resistance, an
PreK - 12th
First-Then Boards Mini Pack | Preschool Visual Support
If you’re constantly repeating directions or struggling to get students to finish tasks—these simple first-then boards help make expectations clear and predictable.Many preschool and ECSE students need visual support to understand what’s happening now and what comes next. Without that structure, transitions and task completion can quickly turn into frustration, avoidance, or behavior challenges. This free mini pack gives you an easy way to introduce first-then boards and start building independ
PreK - K
Classroom Community
Focus Cards Visuals for Special Education Independent Functioning
Help your students stay on task and develop independent focusing skills with these Focus Cards for Student Desks! This set of visual prompts is designed to support students who need gentle reminders to concentrate on their work, stay organized, and manage their time effectively. Perfect for special education, general education, and early childhood classrooms, these focus cards provide easy-to-understand visuals that give students a sense of ownership over their learning. Each card includes a s
PreK - 3rd
Social Emotional Learning
Daily Goals/Visual for Student - Words from the Heart
This is a great visual to use with students who need support in the area of using kind words and staying on task with the class. This can be completed daily and sent home to increase communication with family or can be printed and laminated and left in the student work area as a visual reminder and self-assessment tool.
PreK - 5th
Classroom Community
Point Card (visual)
This is a point card that I use with many of my students who need motivation or who have behavior issues at school. This gives a visual model for students to see how they are doing, and also a reminder of what they are working towards. The point cards have 1.5" squares so the tokens are visible and easy for students to view. You can make your own tokens using a child's favorite topic or character, or simply use stars or smiley faces.
I attach the tokens and reinforcer pictures with velcro
PreK - 12th
For All Subjects
First/Then and Token Board (7)
Using a "First-Then" visual with a token board can be very effective for children with behavioral challenges who benefit from visual supports. Here's why combining these tools is beneficial: Clear Structure and PredictabilityFirst-Then shows what is expected (First: complete a task; Then: receive a reward). This helps reduce anxiety by providing a clear sequence of events.The Token Board adds a visual reminder of progress toward earning a reinforcer, making the concept of reward tangible and mot
K - 3rd
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