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Schedule Picture Cards

24 cut-apart picture cards for school activities, specials and transitions, to build a schedule strip.

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Preview of the Schedule Picture Cards special education printable
Grade level
Grades K–5
Time
About 10 minutes
Answer key
Not needed: answers vary
Kids practice
Following a schedule, Transitions, Sequencing, Independence

What kids do

“Cut out the cards and put them in order to build a schedule for any day.”

Words on this sheet

ArriveCircle timeReadingWritingScienceSnackRecessLunchArtMusicGymLibrarySpeechTherapyQuiet timeClean upSpecial eventGo homeBus

Teacher tip

Print two copies on card stock. Keep one whole as a master, and cut and laminate the other. A strip of Velcro on a ruler makes a quick schedule holder.

How to use it

  • Post the schedule at the student’s eye level, where it can be seen from their seat.
  • Go over the whole day first thing in the morning, then point to each picture as it comes up.
  • Use the same words every time you use the page. Short, steady language helps it stick.

Watch for

A schedule nobody looks at. Point to it at every transition so it stays useful.

Talk about it

  • What is the last thing we do today?
  • What helped you do that by yourself?

Take it further

Add a real photo of the student doing each activity.

US Letter, prints well in black and white. Free for home and classroom use: print as many copies as you need.

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