Large Visual Schedule Chart, Daily Routine Chart with 70 Cards, Visual Calendar Pocket Chart Autism Learning Tool

I selected this to help my son get through his day. He has issues when his routine is thrown off. We use this to lay out his daily routine. This way he knows what to expect as well as the order things need to be done in. This set has a ton of different options of cards to use for routines. The storage bag for the cards that can be velcro to the board is a nice addition to this set. It makes for easy storage for the cards we are not using. So far the velcro dots that come with this set to attach the cards to the board are holding up well despite being moved around daily.

So what I consider minor flaws might just be a personal thingy and not a product issue. But in the process of taking the squares out of their spots some of the paper came off the pictures. So the cards are semi in the cheap side being. I was about 4 velcro circles short of putting one on every thing it came with (including the white strips where you can write your own thing in them)They do stick well enough that they stay but enough enough for kids to take off and to do themselves so that’s a plus.The pictures are clear enough to know what’s going on for any non readers like my daughter.We use this as way to help her maintain some sort of schedule. She’s autistic with speech delays and this has been a huge help with her!Overall I’d recommend it. Just be careful taking the pictures out of their spots

This review was written by my wife who is a professor in math and science methods for elementary school teachers.This chart will provide a great way of communicating with and providing choices to my non-verbal autistic student. There are so many cards for her to choose from and we can have some required activities each day for structure plus an option for her to choose some of her own favorite activities. I’m planning to make some extra cards for her to add some additional activities that she enjoys. This will be an excellent model that I can share with her parents so that they can provide this type of structure at home as well.

I have been on the hunt for a chore chart/daily schedule for my kids that is a visual one because neither of them can read yet! I love how many different pieces it comes with for all different daily schedules and chores! My kids have loved being able to go look at it and know exactly what our day will be like! The Velcro sticks great too, makes it easy to add and remove pieces.

I love the size of the board. You can hang it with a provided string, or trifold it for a tabletop. The cards provided you have to sit and tear out of pages, and add the Velcro dots provided on yourself. I didn’t like this, as some ripped a bit. Not to mention it was time consuming. They aren’t very big in size. Some of the activities provided are useless to daily living as far as a child’s schedule. There are no blanks for you to provide custom cards that actually fit your schedule. Overall it has helped my son as a reminder for early morning routines, washing hands, getting dressed, bedtime, iPad times, quiet time etc. I can always make cards and buy Velcro to add to them to put up. I do like the sturdiness, and quality of the board itself!

This is the most amazing gift or tool you can give to any child, especially special needs children. This is a perfect way to start a routine. They have all the basic pictures you will need for you daily living skills. You can easily hang it up and start using it right away, it’s durable, sturdy and you can travel with it everywhere so your child will always be on their routine.

It is a useful tool for arranging a kid's daily schedule. My kid likes to see each step and read it out, then he follows the step to act. The icon is made of paper and it comes with a hook tape to stick on. It is easy to move the steps around on the board (loop surface). However, it doesn't have duplicate steps so I cannot assign two snack times in one day.

We are working at being consistent with setting up the schedule daily. My toddler gets excited when he can visually see whats next. There’s a couple drawbacks for me however, there should be multiple cards for things like washing hands, go potty, wake up (if your kiddo takes naps) and even missing a card for having naptime. Because of this i find myself spending a lot of time rotating the position of cards.It comes with adhesive velvo which you stick to the back of all the cards yourself and then are able to attach to the board.