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I borrowed this idea from Affinity Consulting. These are great reminders of what’s important, and I also love the focus on reminding parents to show themselves some grace too.

You can print it here for free.

For kids or people with special needs, a visual schedule can be a very helpful of the social distancing behaviors needed during the coronavirus. You can print this guide for free.

A great reminder for young kids, kids with special needs, and even a few adults!

You can print this or use it on a mobile device for free.

Here’s a free visual support for how to take a walk and practice social distancing:

You can find other visual supports on the The Trip Clip website.

I’ve added a new activity to The Trip Clip website: Social Skills. My original plan (from a previous era) was to spend the next few months adding clipart to help make tools for special needs kids to learn things like how to have a conversation, how to order at a restaurant, and how to behave at a birthday party. In a COVID-19 world, though, I decided that I would instead start with some skills around social distancing. Here is my first installment – How to go to the grocery store!

You can use this for free here.