Visual Timetable, 96 Pcs Children Visual Daily Routine Chart, 2-in-1 Learning Aid Picture Cards to Support Speech, Autism, Communication in Preschool, Preschool Daily Routine Sheet, Blue

Good quality material. But costly. Size is good and easy to use.

Great product will definitely help with the routine for my Autistic child to cope better only thing I can add is I wish there was a bank card and pen to add medical things

I am using this timetable with my son who has complex needs and is non verbal, the pictures are bright and clear with the word underneath. The cards come on sheets and are easily removed, there are two sheets of velcro dots again easy to remove from the sheet this allows you to pick the picture cards that are most relevant to the child and the routine you want to use. The board can be hung up, cord included or stood on a flat surface there is a clear pocket to store the cards and this has velcro and can be stuck to the board.

Love this tactile, easily changeable timetable, it allows the child to clearly see their activities and is even easily enough for the child to do themselves. This is fantastic for neurodivergent kids and adults who would benefit from having their day mapped out in a fun and engaging way. Highly recommend!

Really impressed with this set of visual symbols. It is made very well, great quality and a large selection of various symbols. It comes with everything you need, lots of velcro and the boards are a good size. Definitely good value for money. Would recommend highly.

Perfect aid for children to help keep on top of their daily routine. Easy to use, just Velcro the pieces into position that suits your child’s needs.

Works fab great selection of pictures. Works really well my son responded great to this and it really helped him

I intended to use this with my son to help plan out activities for the week. It can sometimes be hard to get him to listen, but he loves reading so sometimes I just give him one of the cards to help him pivot from the activity he's doing. There are a lot of different cards and while the colours do seem to add a bit of categorisation, it all feels a bit disorganised and overwhelming. There are quite a few cards that aren't relevant to us yet (like homework) and I'd have preferred a more general "food" card instead of juggling the different meal cards. I'm just getting started with this type of visual prompt but I can see it becoming very useful to put the picture prompts up around the house (like outdoor clothes prompts on the back door and routine cards in the bathroom) The board is the good type of fuzzy felt that velcro actually sticks to which I feel the need to mention after a few disappointing felt toy items from other sellers. Overall this set is a good way to try out this visual learning technique, and I like how the visual style of the illustrations all work together. I'll probably expand on this eventually by getting a print at home set so I can use duplicates of certain cards to build set routines, or store the cards in a felt book to make it easier to swap out cards without spending a while rummaging through them (although the velcro pouch does help).