Visual Schedule Chart for Kids- Daily Chore for Toddlers -70 PCS Behavior Cards- Bedtime Routine Chart Wall Planner at Home Preschool Classroom (Blue)

I ordered this for our daughter-in-law, who had mentioned that she would like to have something like this for our grandson. She was very satisfied overall. It was smaller than we might have expected, but it turns out to be a good size for home use or for small groups. It is also nice that the pouch has velcro on the back, making it removable, allowing more room for the schedule cards.The quality is good. The Velcro dots have a very sticky adhesive, so they won't pull off the cards easily. The Velcro itself is stiff, and sticks well to the board. The illustrations are cute. Some of the categories seem a bit random and on some the illustration doesn't match the word. For example, the auditorium card has a picture of a castle.Downsides include: 1 - You have to tie a string to the board to hang it up. 2 - If you are using it in the folded position (free-standing) the space is limited. 3- It is easy to tear the cards when you are punching them out.Overall, this is a great little resource for moms and teachers.

I got this for my little boy, so he knows more about what his schedule is going to be for the day. They come with premade cards that are on a heavier card stock that has some sort of coating on it to make it waterproof. You add Velcro dots to the back of the cards and then you can attach the cards to the felt board. We ended up hanging it on the refrigerator and we just punched out the cards that make sense for our family. There is a clear plastic pouch that you can put the cards in when you’re not using them and they go right on the top of the board. The main problem that I have with this is that it is really really easy to take the cards off, and my son has been playing with them and not really using them as a schedule but hopefully as he gets more used to it, we will use it for its intended purpose. I also want to make some cards that are specific to our family with pictures of me and his dad and his sibling and some friends and his actual school, things like that. If you are looking for something that has a lot of diversity in the pictures this is not really it. Most of the kids are white kids and there is no body diversity or even anybody wearing glasses, let alone anyone using a wheelchair or leg braces.I did enjoy the fact that these pictures are giving us more conversational cues as he has some speech delays and finds visual cues (think AAC) very helpful.If there are any issues with this product in the future, I will come back and update my review.

It's a great idea and well done, but the cards are not very thick and tare when you take them apart. Not everyone can laminate them.

It is so much smaller than the pictures. Like half the size of what you see next to the teacher. Good thing it was on sale or I’d send this thing back!

This visual routine chart is THE GREATEST THING SINCE SLICED BREAD!!! 🙂 I love how I can make the board fold and stand up on its own to be placed on my son dresser or the table for him to see, follow, and detach the task cards on his own. It came with a nice woven string that allows me to hang the chart up if we want to as well =) there is literally a task card for EVERYTHING! Very easy to use, just put the little sticky/Velcro sticker on the back of the task cards, then attach the task as needed. I LOVE the little clear pouch that also has Velcro on it (great way to keep track of it 😉) and store the cards not being used. Our mornings are less of a headache, my son was using a system similar to this one that stuck on the fridge but they would fall off and end up under the fridge, thrown away, etc, which made following takes a pain. This one is far better, and I ABSOLUTELY RECOMMEND IT ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I've used a lot of visual/picture schedules in my professional and parental life. Lots of great things about this. It can be hung on a wall or used as an easel. The images are paired with words to support language development, reading, and clarity. There is a storage pocket on the back for the cards that aren't in use. There is also a wide variety of activities, which is cool. One of the very minor concerns I have is that the cards are not as sturdy as I would like. They are lightly laminated but some ripped when I was popping them out. I don't know how well they will hold up if kids are going to be putting them on and pulling them off the velcro board. Also, the pocket on the back seems tight. When the velcro stickers go on the cards, I think it will get even tighter. Lastly, I think it would have been cool to have a few blank cards so unique things can be added easily. Overall, though, it's a cool product and will help my kids complete their routines more independently.

So many awesome activities and options on these cards! They've thought of almost everything. There's so many opportunities to use this chart... It can give your child some predictability by knowing what will happen that day. It can provide ideas for age appropriate chores. It also has some great ideas for rewards. Kids are excited when they see these. They were quite simple to assemble: add the adhesive Velcro then punch them out. I wish the pocket to keep them in was a bit bigger. Now, I just need more room on the felt board for all my kids to have a chore list!