Visual Schedule for Distance Learning – Free Printable PDF
We finished our first week of virtual learning. I had been trying to create a visual schedule to go along with it. But things change, or should I say Pivot. That’s the big buzzword right now. The landscape keeps changing and we adapt along with it. Pivot pivot pivot.
Anyhow, I have a final set of images for a visual schedule. If you are new to these, let me give you a brief background on what these are used for. It’s a set of images that helps a person know what to expect. Like a checklist. It helps my autistic son with knowing what to expect, when things start and finish.
If you Google or search Pinterest, you’ll see a whole variety of ways people create their schedules. I like to use a storage clipboard, it keeps all our images in one place. Some like to use magnets and a fridge. Or just a wall.
I also like to laminate mine so they last longer. But it’s certainly not a requirement! Regular paper or cardstock works just fine.
To download the visual schedule images click here. You will need Adobe Reader to view and print the PDF.
First time creating a visual schedule? Here are the basic steps.
- Print the PDF
- Trim the images into individual squares
- If you have a laminator, turn on to heat up. Then arrange your images on a laminating sheet. Once the laminator is ready, feed the sheet into the laminator.
- Cut the laminated images.
- You can attach velcro dots to the back to use on a board. Or magnet if you’re using on a fridge.
- Prepare a board or wall to use the images.
- Now you have your visual schedule ready!
And now for some legalese. I know most of you know this already 🙂
These visual schedule images are for personal or educational use only. They may not be resold. For commercial or organizational use please message me for more information.
Thank you so much! This is very helpful and you made it free.
You’re welcome! Glad I could help in a small way.
-Cindy