Author Archives: thetripclip

Looking for a unique gift idea?  Try a magnet pack from The Trip Clip! There are morning and bedtime routine magnets, chore magnets, after school magnets, or a collection of the 20 most popular ones.  Each magnet pack is $3.95 … Continue reading →

For kids who need very specific instructions to learn a task, or remember how to do it, a visual checklist is a great tool! You can print this as is for free, or sign up on The Trip Clip website … Continue reading →

My family has made the difficult decision to not gather for Thanksgiving this year. With virus counts increasing everywhere, and elderly, at risk relatives in the mix, we’ve decided we will do our best to find ways to celebrate virtually. … Continue reading →

The Trip Clip website makes it easy to set up a magnet (or hook and loop) school schedule that is customized for your kids. This is especially helpful for kids who need to be able to visualize their schedule and … Continue reading →

Print this and hang it next to your kid’s computer at home. Talk it over with them, too, to make sure they fully understand the importance of verifying information before spreading it farther, how permanent their posts really are, and … Continue reading →

Let your kids participate in election day with their own, kid-friendly ballot! They can vote for what you have for dinner, and help choose how your family will spend the day or evening. It’s a great way to involve them … Continue reading →

A visual reminder in the classroom for special needs kids can help them remember all the expectations at school. You can print this or edit it!

I received some good feedback from teachers about my discount for schools, and have made some small changes as a result. Individual teachers can now get 30% off Schools can get 75% off with a purchase of 5 or more … Continue reading →

One surprising impact of the Coronavirus at my house is how many more reminders my middle schooler seems to need now. Although he used to be pretty self-sufficient, the combination of staying at home for 6 months, having no scheduled … Continue reading →