Back to School: Visual Schedule Daily Routine Picture Cards

£2.49

Transform classroom transitions and daily routines with this comprehensive visual schedule collection featuring real photographs and authentic school activities. This hands-on resource supports predictable routine establishment, reduces transition anxiety, and promotes independent schedule awareness while engaging visual learners through clear, sequential organisation.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

  • 12 daily routine picture cards with real photographs
  • 6 blank customisable cards for school-specific activities
  • Comprehensive implementation instructions
  • Setup strategies for various classroom configurations
  • Extension activity suggestions for routine reinforcement

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

  • Develop daily sequence awareness and time concept understanding
  • Build routine vocabulary through authentic photograph recognition
  • Establish predictable classroom structure supporting emotional regulation
  • Apply visual scheduling principles through independent reference
  • Strengthen transition management through predictable routine support

EDUCATIONAL FEATURES:

  • Real photograph design supporting authentic vocabulary development
  • Sage green colour scheme optimised for calming visual appeal
  • Structured daily sequence supporting routine organisation
  • Cross-curricular applications for classroom management and social-emotional learning
  • Print-and-implement format for immediate classroom use
  • Montessori-inspired lowercase text promoting authentic reading connections
  • Customisable blank cards supporting individualised classroom needs

IMPLEMENTATION FORMAT:

  • Instant PDF download with high-resolution graphics
  • Print on standard paper or card for durability
  • Lamination-ready materials supporting sustainable classroom practices
  • Multiple display options for pocket charts, wall mounting, or table use
  • Flexible arrangement supporting various daily schedule configurations

IDEAL FOR THESE SETTINGS:

  • Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) classrooms
  • Preschool and kindergarten learning environments
  • Special education and inclusion classrooms
  • Homeschool and family learning spaces
  • Montessori and play-based learning environments
  • Transition support and behaviour management programmes
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