Visual Timetable for Autistic Children, Autism Sensory Equipment Now and Next Board Special Needs Developmental Aids Toys Daily Routine Chart for Autism(A)

Really helps my autistic son flow through the day. He's has way fewer meltdowns as he knows exactly whats happening next. I get him to take each symbol off when the activity is finished.

Not all the pieces there but other than that it's not too bad. Had to get more of the velcro dots as wasn't enough for the items. My son likes it and it's helping him which is the main thing.

Is a good wee board but unfortunately a good few of the wee cards we're missing

Used for my 10 year old with helping her with daily routine , works as it should. Comes with lots of activities

String isn’t even long enough to tie it up . Cards are poorly made and rip apart easily .

My son has a missing chromosome, autism and other additional needs so routine is key.We have so many sensory products but the one thing that my son couldn’t live without is - a visual timetable as he needs to know ….WHAT WHERE WHEN & WHO.We have had a few over the past couple of months but this one is one of our favourites and we now have one at home and in school which gets used every day.This is very strong, waterproof, hard to tear or bend, decent size, portable and can be used over and over again.The cards can be stuck with the dot stickers and placed on the felt board which can be hanged up or stood up.It comes with a wide range of cards which has very clear pictures on and you also get some blank cards to make your own.You also get a clear pocket that can be attached to the felt board to keep all your cards safe and in one place.Very easy to use and an essential if visual timetable are useful.

Good to have a visual timetable so the kids know what they're doing without having to ask us all the time. Cards come without Velcro but these are added with sticky back dots of Velcro. These can then be pulled on and off as required.The supplied cards were easy to pop out of the perforated card. My only complaint is that these have split a little when pulling off the blue backing.