Great Start Readiness Program - Kent ISD

While things might pop up in our busy schedules with work, school, and family, we must try to keep the day-to-day routines consistent or as close to the same as possible. We also know there may be times when we have to change the routine for various reasons. If you are using a visual schedule, you can change the picture and prepare your child for the change. This will help limit frustration, disappointment, and confusion, making that change in routine less challenging. Have you used a visual schedule for your family? Is it something you’re interested in trying? Share your thoughts in the comments below.



Video description: Animated instructional video titled ‘A Visual Schedule for at Home.’ The video demonstrates how to create a visual schedule using paper or cardboard, Velcro or magnetic strips, an envelope, and pictures representing parts of a child’s routine. Images of routine tasks, such as putting on pajamas and reading a book, are added to the schedule board. Arrows and labels explain each component as the visual schedule is assembled step by step on a colorful pastel background