Visual Timetable, 123 Pecs Cards Weekly Routine Chart for Children, Magnetic Now and Next Board Autism Sensory Equipment,Visual Aid Cards for Autistic Children, ADHD,ASD, Preschool Kids,Home,School

This visual timetable has been a true lifesaver for us!My son is autistic and has ADHD, and using this chart has become essential in our daily routine.The 123 PECS cards cover so many activities, making it easy to tailor the timetable to suit our specific needs each day.The "Now and Next" board is especially helpful for keeping him focused and preparing him for transitions, which used to be a real challenge.The magnetic board is sturdy and the cards are clear, colourful, and well-made – they’re easy to understand and engaging for him.Highly recommend this for any parent or carer looking for a structured and supportive way to help children with additional needs stay on track.It’s been a fantastic tool in our home.

Hang on the wall, or magnetic to put on a board, the fridge ... visual timetables can really help take the stress out of the day from children who for whatever reason need to know what is coming next. Depending on the severity of their needs it may be best not to map the whole day in one go but to have just the am and then the pm up.As an ex teacher of small children, most children of 3-5 benefit from knowing what they are going to be doing in a day. Structure for children can be a very comforting thing.Happy to recommend for both home and school use, although some of the routines for school are absent ie circle time (ie uk terminology - but you can always make up some cards yourself, get pics off web, print and laminate and then have additional cards.