Visual schedule for special education

Does the thought of visual schedules make your head spin? Are you tired of finding stray PECs scattered about the room? Then Especially Education's Visual Schedule Flip Book and Token Board may be your solution! This post will walk you through the ins and outs of this visual schedule, providing tips and adaptations to meet the needs of every single student in your classroom!

First then visuals are great for helping students understand what needs to be done and what they can receive for doing it. Get a free board in this post.

Visual schedules promote independence by allowing students to know the sequence of the day’s events. Here are 5 types of visual schedules commonly found in a special education classroom.

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A few weeks ago I posted this little picture on my Instagram. You might have seen it. A student of mine desperately needed a visual schedule on her desk and I (being a lover of all things providing closure such as check marks), created this tabbed schedule so she could easily close the tasks as they […]

Need a preschool schedule that is easy to use and visual for your little learners? This visual schedule has it all!

This is a first-and-then visual boards. My childcare use this kind of materials to help children with special needs understand their routine schedule. Sometimes, children with special needs will do the activities they want to do at that moment. This board will help an Educator deal with a child to first do their routine and then what the child wants. This is more like a reward type of planning because teachers reward them according to child's wish after doing the daily routine schedule.

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When you set up your pecial education classroom setup there are a few extra things to consider. Check out these tips for furniture, layout, and wall space to create a learning environment that supports special needs students.