Product Preview - Color Coded Daily Schedule

Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com shows a color-coded daily schedule for autistic children, pairing clipart with colored backgrounds so kids can match colors instead of just reading pictures. The packet includes 15 picture options, a setup guide with classroom photos, and tips for printing and attaching labels.
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Hi, this is Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com, and this is a product preview for the Color-Coded Daily Schedule for Children with Autism. So this schedule is a visual schedule with the clipart picture to match, but it also provides a different colored background for each different station, so the kids can really match the green to the green instead of the picture of the desk to the picture of the desk. I really like this schedule for my kids who are a little bit lower functioning, who need that extra visual support. I also think this would be really useful for kids with visual impairments to match the colors instead of the pictures. So included in this packet, I give a pretty long description of how to set it up and why this works. I also include some pictures of how it's used in my classroom, of where I post the labels. I give some suggestions on using it in a wall or using it in a binder. Additionally, some more pictures of how to match it and different places you can use the Finish Fins. There are 15 different picture options in this set, so there's a little bit less than the other one just because there are less color options, but if you need a different picture that isn't in here, just email me and I'd be happy to make you additional picture because I know I don't have everything that you might need in this set. And here are all the small pictures that you can use and then the big labels. So each picture has a big label that you can post in the area of the room. Um, again, I can make another one of these for you as well. Um, and what I recommend when you print this, if you aren't going to be using all of these, just write down which page numbers you used to print because you don't want to waste colored ink use printing all of these. Um, yep, so this is the color-coded daily visual schedule. For more tips, resources, and materials, please come to theautismhelper.com.










