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1. autismclassroomresources.com › visual-scheduleVisual Schedule Series: First-Then Schedules (Freebie!!)

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   First-then schedules are some of the simplest types of visual supports that we use with students with autism spectrum disorder and other special needs. Simply put, it just presents what we need to do now (first) and what we will do next (then).

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3. specialneedsresourceblog.com › visual-schedule15 Visual Schedule Resources - Special Needs Resource and ...

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   Sep 25, 2018 · Th following are resources containing information on creating visual schedules and free printables: 8 types of visual student schedules. Building a daily schedule. Daily visual schedule for kids free printable. Examples of classroom and individual schedule and activity cards. Free picture schedule.

4. www.noodlenook.net › printable-visuals-for-autismPrintable Visuals for Autism Units (Free Tools for SpEd)

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   • Printable Visual Schedules for SpEd. You absolutely need a visual schedule in your SpEd classroom (and really any classroom). If you want to read more about setting up a visual schedule and the types of schedules you can make, then check out this post.
   • Printable Token Boards for Behavior. If you are working on behavior management, impulse control, or executive functioning, then you should absolutely have token boards in your classroom.
   • Printable Rules Cards for Classroom Management. You have rules in your classroom… so how do you reinforce and review rules with your students? Start by posting rules and setting up personal rules for students as a way to help manage behaviors.
   • Printable Communication Systems for Autism. You know too much talking doesn’t really help students with Autism or language processing deficits. Why, then, do we only think of AAC and communication boards for students?

5. autismlittlelearners.com › free-visual-supportsFree Visual Supports Starter Set - Autism Little Learners

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   Did you know that visual supports are proven to help children with autism learn? Get your free Visual Supports Starter set here! In this...

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6. littlepuddins.ie › visual-schedules-freeFree Visual Schedules – Little Puddins Free Resources

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   There are a host of FREE supports online which you can access to download. Every child is different; it is important to remember that different types of Visuals work for different children. From the website- Little Puddins: Free Printable Daily Visual Schedule; Bedtime Routine; Life Skills Visual Schedule; From the website- Pinspired Home

7. www.milestones.org › resources › tool-kitsVisual Supports Tool Kit | Milestones Autism Resources ...

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   There are many websites, smartphone apps and software programs that cater to pictograms and pictures for making visual charts. Some suggestions for sites to try are: Autism Speaks’ Visual Supports Tool Kit; Autism Speaks has created Personalized Stories that families can customize for their needs.

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   Do I need a visual schedule in my sped classroom?

   • You absolutely need a visual schedule in your SpEd classroom (and really any classroom). If you want to read more about setting up a visual schedule and the types of schedules you can make, then check out this post. If you are ready to make your own visual schedule, then start with the one on Everyday Autism.

   Printable Visuals for Autism Units (Free Tools for SpEd) - NoodleNook.Net

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   What can I do with the free visual supports starter set?

   • In the free Visual Supports Starter Set, you will receive pictures that can be used to make the following books into adapted books: Brown Bear, Brown Bear & Go! Go! Go! Stop!. You’ve read about each of the visual supports in the starter set.

   Free Visual Supports Starter Set - Autism Little Learners

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   How do you present a first-then schedule to a student?

   • You can just draw it out on paper, post-its or dry erase board and use writing if the student can read. Just make sure that the student is able to clearly comprehend what is written. When presenting the first-then schedule, as with most visual tools, try to minimize your verbal directions.

   Visual Schedule Series: First-Then Schedules (Freebie!!)

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   Do students need a first-then schedule?

   • Helping students to know what is coming next sometimes helps them to make the transition more easily. Most students using a first-then schedule will need picture or symbol cards depicting the daily activities or the steps and reinforcers for the first-next routines. However, some students just require the structure and are readers.

   Visual Schedule Series: First-Then Schedules (Freebie!!)

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9. positivespecialneedsparenting.com › free-printableFree printables (plus advice on how to make your own!)

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   Feb 3, 2016 · Free printable routine charts. As a start, I have made a few charts for my kids to set out their daily routine, both morning and night. They have been working well so far so I wanted to share them with you too. You can download a pdf version of them below. Morning Routine. Download here: Morning Routine. Afternoon Routine.