Visual Schedules for Dressing and Undressing - Flexible & Editable: Boys & Girls
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Getting Dressed Sequences, Flexible and Editable: If your child or student is not yet independently completing the necessary steps for getting dressed in the morning, getting winter gear on, or getting undressed & putting on pajamas, these visuals will help them improve their confidence and independence, while also decreasing the assistance they need from caregivers. Motivate your child or student to improve skills and independence!
This resource is designed for children:
Who are on the autism spectrum
Who are anxious
Who have difficulty following verbal directions
Who don’t know what to expect
Who have problem behaviors
Who have difficulty accepting directions
Who have difficulty recalling the order of sequenced steps
Who know how to do tasks but are dependent on verbal directions
Included in this Resource:
- Sequence Order Menu
- 76 Individual Dressing Task Cards to choose from, 3 pages
- All-Done board to acknowledge steps completed, boy and girl pages
- 6 Keys to Teach Your Children Personal Responsibility, 3 pages
- Assembly Directions, 1 page
- Tips & Tricks for Using a Visual Schedule, 1 page
- Editable Powerpoint file to change text, e.g., to your chosen language
Using this Visual Schedule:
Place the appropriate visuals on the Menu board.
Your child takes off one task card as each step is accomplished and moves it to the All-Done board.
Other Uses:
Practice: To help children learn the sequence of steps out of context, such as when at school or in therapy.
A Social Story Starter: Discuss each visual that is appropriate for your child or write a mini-book and glue in the visuals.
Pretend Play: Assign your child’s role to a stuffed animal or doll and use the picture schedule to prompt the stuffed animal through the sequence. Let your child take a turn doing the same.
Role-Play: Set up a visual schedule on the menu page and take turns being the child in the story.
Use the Blank cards to:
* Write or draw details that may be specific to your child’s routine.
* Write or draw on a card to show an earned incentive such as going to the library or playing with a desired toy.
Editable:
Use the attached PowerPoint file to add your titles to the cards; or using blank cards, add your text and pictures.
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