New Pictorial schedules and more.

[cyberpedz]

Ok all i would love your feedback here, i am going to start creating a vast library of pictorial schedules, morning routine, night routine, going to the dentist/doctors, going out etc etc.

I will also be creating simple pages of PECS sets food, transport etc etc.

What i would like from you is as many schedule board, Pecs set suggestions as possible.

If you are suggesting a Schedule board please state what it is for and the pecs on it.

E.g.
Title: school schedule board
Pecs: Wake up, get dressed, breakfast, brush teeth, brush hair, school bag and go to school.

If you are suggesting a Pecs set then please state what it is for and the pecs on it.

E.g
Title: fruit pecs set
pecs: orange, apple, banana, grapes, strawberries, pear, melon etc etc

I am asking for your suggestions as it is easy for me to think up scenarios etc but much better if it comes from you and what sorts of things you need.

As many as possible would be fantastic.

[alexrickard1]

Hello, sounds great. These are the ones I am currently looking for:

Getting ready for PE: Jumper off (blue!), shoes off, trousers off, t-shirt off, PE shorts on, PE shirt on, plimsolls on
and the reverse for getting school uniform back on: PE shorts off, PE shirt off, plimsolls off, school t-shirt on, trousers on, shoes on etc.

Also one for leaving the house for school:
go to toilet (?), shoes on, coat on, pick up lunchbox, school bag, leave house, (get in car - for those who drive!), arrive school

Good luck!

[kayhopper]

this is nicole bourgeois responding for Kay. I am a speech-language pathologist who works primarily with the ASD population. I have a some Daily routine, placemats, visual instructions necklace cards, etc that I can share. Please let me know who to send them to. You should be able to open them if you have Boardmaker.

nicole@thewarrencenter.org

[destinycamel]

hi these are great! sorry to change the subject but what would benifit my son most, whom tends to live on the computer! would be sort of pop-up thing to remind him his hour on the computer is up ect ect is it possible?
thanks!

[gcsandy30]

Hi,

I would also suggest Anger Management. e.g. waiting skills: boy/girl asks for something but has to wait 5 mins (Clock) until mum/dad can make the time. picture of parent expressing their love and a clock maybe?
parent does what they need to do, boy has waited really good, picture of happy faces....

Also I would suggest lots of happy faces for things like saying please and thank you!

Hope this is a little help!

Something very interesting is to design 2 way cards, so the routines or stories are at the front and a GREAT puzzle to conquer on the back. This can be laminated and velcro attached to a board. Makes it lots of fun and our children feel like they have achieved something.

cheers

Sandra

[cyberpedz]

(03-09-2010 06:15 PM)gcsandy30 Wrote:  Hi,

I would also suggest Anger Management. e.g. waiting skills: boy/girl asks for something but has to wait 5 mins (Clock) until mum/dad can make the time. picture of parent expressing their love and a clock maybe?
parent does what they need to do, boy has waited really good, picture of happy faces....

Also I would suggest lots of happy faces for things like saying please and thank you!

Hope this is a little help!

Something very interesting is to design 2 way cards, so the routines or stories are at the front and a GREAT puzzle to conquer on the back. This can be laminated and velcro attached to a board. Makes it lots of fun and our children feel like they have achieved something.

cheers

Sandra

Ok so something like

Picture of clock showing the need to wait then picture of smilie face showing good waiting and then picture of what they wanted.?

Keep them coming all the more the better. I will try my best to do them all.

[gcsandy30]

sound good to me,....i'm actually developing things as i go along. it's difficult to predict situations.

Good luck and I hope it goes well

(03-09-2010 10:51 PM)cyberpedz Wrote:  

(03-09-2010 06:15 PM)gcsandy30 Wrote:  Hi,

I would also suggest Anger Management. e.g. waiting skills: boy/girl asks for something but has to wait 5 mins (Clock) until mum/dad can make the time. picture of parent expressing their love and a clock maybe?
parent does what they need to do, boy has waited really good, picture of happy faces....

Also I would suggest lots of happy faces for things like saying please and thank you!

Hope this is a little help!

Something very interesting is to design 2 way cards, so the routines or stories are at the front and a GREAT puzzle to conquer on the back. This can be laminated and velcro attached to a board. Makes it lots of fun and our children feel like they have achieved something.

cheers

Sandra

Ok so something like

Picture of clock showing the need to wait then picture of smilie face showing good waiting and then picture of what they wanted.?

Keep them coming all the more the better. I will try my best to do them all.

[dave.jones]

what about toileting scheduals for example
pull down trousers
sit on toilet
wipe with toilet tissue
flush toilet
pull up trousers
wash hands.
hope this helps
kim

[cyberpedz]

(03-10-2010 07:58 PM)dave.jones Wrote:  what about toileting scheduals for example
pull down trousers
sit on toilet
wipe with toilet tissue
flush toilet
pull up trousers
wash hands.
hope this helps
kim

Thanks yes this helps, anything at all that you all feel would be useful to yours selves or others is great

[clarke989]

i could really do with Pictorial schedules for school lessons english mathes pe history ect my son is in main stream secondary school and finds it really hard to read his time table the school dont understand autism at all