Using Group Visual Schedules Using a visual schedule in your inclusion and small group instruction settings can ensure everyone is on the same page. These ready-to-use visuals help reinforce routines, expectations, and receptive language comprehension, while the labels promote early literacy and organization. With visuals for academics, behavior, emergencies, technology, and daily routines—plus labels for supplies, toys, and large classroom items; you’ll have everything you need to create a stru

If we want to see the benefits that come with using a visual schedule with your autistic child, we might have to make some tweaks to boost engagement! Try these three strategies to help: •Make sure to include a good amount of preferred activities. We don’t want them to glance at the expectations listed on their schedule and throw in the towel before even starting on the first activity. Find activities that your child truly enjoys and work them into the schedule. Give your child something to look