Special ed visual schedule

Creating schedules for your special education classroom doesn't have to be complicated, but it's good to use variety based off of your individual students' level. In this post, I'm sharing ideas and tips for integrating 4 different types of schedules that I use with my elementary special education students. Providing a structured schedule and predictable routine is a great way to support your special ed students, and also set them up for success!

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!

A visual schedule uses pictures to communicate upcoming activities and task for students. Many students benefit from the use of a visual schedule, because it provides structure. Visual schedules are easy to use and modify to meet the needs of many children. They are helpful with preparing students for transitions, upcoming activities, and changes to […]

This student binder for special education is perfect to get your special education students organized with daily visual schedules, token boards, weekly schedules, rewards schedules, classroom schedules, and more to keep them organized as they go to inclusion.The simple style is color ink free and ea...

It is important to stay organized with all of my students' needs as a special education teacher. Today, I’m sharing how to prep student schedules in special education. Visual schedules are essential in my special ed classroom. Visual schedules for special education can easily be made with laminated sentence strips and some velcro. Learn more about how to keep your special education classroom organized with these simple steps!

Special education schedules can be difficult to complete. Today, I’m sharing my elementary autistic support classroom schedule. You will want to draft a schedule and start with non-negotiables like recess, lunch, etc. Next, our daily schedule is displayed in the classroom in a central location. I create individual student visual schedules. If students travel outside of the classroom use a travel schedule for students as well. Learn more about special ed classroom schedules!

The main aim in my classroom is to create a positive friendly environment to begin teaching, sometimes I find myself going around in circles… but I love it! Running a successful Special Ed cl…

When I talk to teachers about schedules. There is one BIG thing that stands out the most to me. How do I know what is best for my kids? Ultimately, the answer is simple + complicated at the same exact time. YOU know your kids best. Not me, not any blogger or autism expert. You […]

Visual schedules are so helpful to support autistic children. This schedule also includes choice cards and a finished box.