Getting Ready for School Boy Visual Schedule

Getting Ready for School is an eight-step morning schedule, from washing the face to getting in a car or bus. It names grooming, dressing, breakfast, shoes and backpack collection, and includes instructions for assembling and moving the task pictures.

Publisher identified in the materials: Special Learning.

Material context: The last task is getting in a car or bus; walking or cycling to school is not named in this printed sequence.

The first part covers washing the face, brushing teeth and hair, and getting dressed. The remaining steps move through eating breakfast, putting on shoes, getting a backpack and entering a car or bus.

The second page describes how to print, laminate and cut the task pictures, then attach Velcro. It also explains placing each picture beside the matching English label and moving it after the child completes the task.

What is inside this resource?

• Washing the face and brushing teeth and hair
• Getting dressed and eating breakfast
• Putting on shoes and getting a backpack
• Getting in a car or bus
• Assembling and moving task pictures

Material details: 2-page PDF, including front matter. This is a digital download; purchase does not include printed copies.

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