Kate Shepard

Description: This is a set of 3 picture schedule boards: morning (Get Ready to Go), after school (Welcome Home! It’s time to…), and evening (Get Ready for Bed). There is room for four steps on each board, with a START and FINISHED column so the child can move one step at a time. Print, laminate, and keep the boards in a useful location in the home, such as in the child’s bedroom (morning and evening routines) or on the refrigerator (after school). You can even print the morning/evening routines

Description: This is a picture schedule board called Get Ready to Go for use in the morning at home. There are four steps on the board, with a START and FINISHED column so the child can move one step at a time. Picture symbols are included for use with the board. Print, laminate, and keep the board in a useful location, such as in the child’s bedroom or on the refrigerator. Check out the evening routine board as well (sold separately or in a combo pack with 3 boards); you can print the morning/e

Description: This is a picture schedule board to use at home after school (Welcome Home! It’s time to…). There is room for four steps on the board, with a START and FINISHED column so the child can move one step at a time. Use the included symbols with the board or make your own. Print, laminate, and keep the board in a useful location in the home, such as in the child’s bedroom or on the refrigerator. There are 12 picture symbols included with this board (See the combo pack for 2 additional boa

Description: This is a picture schedule board called Get Ready for Bed for use in the evening at home. There are four steps on the board, with a START and FINISHED column so the child can move one step at a time. Picture symbols are included for use with the board. Print, laminate, and keep the board in a useful location, such as in the child’s bedroom or on the refrigerator. Check out the morning routine board as well (sold separately or in a combo pack with 3 boards); you can print the morning

This is a simple 5-step swim lesson picture schedule that was created to help a child transition into the swimming pool, listen to the teacher, then transition out of the swimming pool. Simply print out on thick paper (card stock), laminate, review with the child, and take to swim lesson. Another option is to put it inside a water proof bag, like a zipper seal bag, so it can be used in the swimming pool (lamination might leak through). Inspiration: A young child with autism spectrum disorder ne

My Restaurant Schedule is designed to assist a high-needs, active child (e.g., moderate-severe autism or ADD/ADHD) when he or she eats a meal at a restaurant. There are step-by-step behavioral tasks that the child must complete in order to earn a “check” or a circle around a favorite image (an example sheet is included with a column of green dinosaurs). The steps are very detailed and repetitive, such as “Stay in your seat,” then “Open your menu and choose your food,” then “Stay in your seat” ag