Print and laminate these picture checklists to help kids remember what to do each day when they arrive at school, and at the end of the day to clean up and get the classroom back in order in preparation for the next day. All kids will benefit from these reminders, including special needs kids who … Continue reading Beginning & End of Day Picture Checklists
Category: Special Needs
How To Have a Conversation & Interrupt Politely
I've created a number of checklists about how to have a conversation as well as how to interrupt politely. These may be helpful reminders for kids as we enter the holiday season and spend lots of time socializing! You can try all of these for free, or edit them to make them just right for … Continue reading How To Have a Conversation & Interrupt Politely
Making Good Choices
A visual chart can be a great way to reinforce positive behaviors. You can make a printed or mobile chart to track anything you need! Try this one for free!
Hook & Loop Chore Chart
A hook and loop chore chart is a great way to set up rotating chores for your kids. This bundle comes with a laminated To Do / Done board, 20 pre-printed chores, and everything you need to print up to 70 more chores of your own (you can choose the picture and write your own … Continue reading Hook & Loop Chore Chart
Going to the Doctor
For some kids, including many special needs kids, anxiety around going to the doctor can be reduced by knowing exactly what is going to happen and when. This sort of visual schedule can help kids 'see' their visit, and see their progress through it, in a way that helps them handle and manage the stress. … Continue reading Going to the Doctor
Make Your Own First-Then Boards
You can easily make a First-Then boards using The Trip Clip. A First-Then board is a visual support that works well for kids with Autism. You can click here to learn about how First-Then Boards work. I made these boards using The Trip Clip's hook & loop picture clips. First, I printed out the blank … Continue reading Make Your Own First-Then Boards
How To Make Your Bed
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 to edit this to make it work right for your family. Print now
Make Your Own Magnetic School Schedule
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 the progress they're making through their day so they can understand and be reassured in … Continue reading Make Your Own Magnetic School Schedule
Free Printable: Good Choices Chart
A visual chart can be a great way to help reinforce positive behaviors. You can try this chart as is for free, or use TheTripClip.com to edit it and make it just right for your family.
2 Back to School Lists
Here are 2 back to school lists that are great for kids who need to be able to see and feel their progress through their list. The morning routine list is magnetic - you can hang it on your fridge or on a cookie sheet. You can also make this as a hook and loop … Continue reading 2 Back to School Lists