Common symbols associated with mornings, getting ready for school and having breakfast etc. There's two pages here which work well with the weekly calendar or with any visual aid you find fits in well with your family.

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A variety of symbols - three pages of them - covering some of the more popular activities for an evening or weekend. These can be used with the weekly calendar or with any visual schedule that suits you.

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This free visual resource offers a little more than the standard now and next boards... and helps build independence.

To start, you simply fill out the top 'to do' section with PECs cards or your own printed photos (or writing if you're at that stage) and then when your child/student completes each task they can move it down to the 'finished' section. 

This helps with planning how to complete a number of tasks - or steps in one task - and allows the user independence in completing a whole project with minimal support. 

Note on sizing: For ease, and use within a communication book if you have one, this is not quite A4 sized. Instead it is just over 6 inches. Print as you normally would on A4 paper and then cut to preferred standards. We like this size as it allows us to keep a sentence strip in view in the communication book. (Sentence strip and page can also be downloaded below, or from the communication book set available here.)

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