Routines

Included activities:

Morning routine: Toilet, brush teeth, eat breakfast, get dressed, put on shoes, comb hair, grab backpack

Bedtime routine: Drink milk, read a night story, turn off lights, kiss mom

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or therapist, this tool is perfect for implementing behavior programs based on visual supports and reinforcement strategies. By allowing children to visualize expectations and track their accomplishments, it promotes independence, reduces anxiety, and builds executive functioning skills.

Why it works: Visual schedules are a proven method in autism therapy to help with transitions, routine building, and increasing task completion. These templates give kids the tools to succeed—one step at a time.