80 different picture cue cards and boards to make your arrival and dismissal routine much easier. Visual supports for preschool, pre-k.
Use these step-by-step arrival and dismissal visual schedules to support the development of your student’s independence skills.
Arrival and Dismissal Routine: Features
- Regional word differences such as coat/jacket, bookbag/backpack, and bathroom/restroom/washroom
- Diverse skin tones
- Diverse abilities
- Handwashing and water bottle icons to meet certain program requirements
Arrival and Dismissal Routine: What’s Included?
- Smaller, individual boards for your students who need extra visual supports.
- Boards with 3 spaces or 4 spaces so you can differentiate for your students.
- Boards with green thumbs-up icons and without.
- 80 different cards to choose from
Arrival and Dismissal Routine: Possible Uses
Place the arrival/dismissal routine cards above each student’s coat hook or in their cubby to speed up the arrival or dismissal process and help your students start and end their day on the right foot.
Create one routine for the entire class to follow, or differentiate with individual boards for those students who need extra support.
Picture Cue Cards Included
put my snack away, put my lunch away, greet my teacher (2 options), hang up my coat, hang up my jacket, put my boots away, put my backpack away, put my book bag away, take out my folder, get my water bottle, put on my shoes, sit at the table, get a book, get my name card, sit on the carpet, sit on the rug, sign-in, get my breakfast, sit at the table, choose an activity, go to the bathroom, go to the restroom, go to the washroom, put my things away, wash my hands, eat my breakfast, say good-bye to grown-ups (3 versions), put on my coat , put on my jacket, put on my, backpack (2 versions), put on my bookbag (2 versions), clean-up (2 versions), line-up, put on my boots (2 versions), put my folder in my bag, pack up my things, draw in my journal, take off my boots (2 versions), take off my shoes
Bring more calm to the start and end of the school day with these visual supports designed specifically with Pre-K, Preschool, and Kindergarten in mind.
