Visual Timetable Maker
In under a minute, learn how to make a visual timetable.
Try it now: Visual timetable makerClass schedule template
What you’ll learn
- How to start from an example day or build your own
- How to show the timetable on the board and tick off activities
- When to use Now and next
- The three ways to print it
Read the transcript
A visual timetable helps every child see what's coming next. Start from an example day, or build your own. Drag picture cards into your day, or tap a card to add it to the end, and add times if you like.
Press Show on board for a big, clear timetable. As each activity finishes, press Done, next, and it's ticked off. For children who need it simpler, switch to Now and next.
You can print it as a timetable strip, as cut-out cards to laminate, or as a now and next board. Try the Visual Timetable Maker now at lessonplanner.info.
It's free, and you don't need an account.
A visual schedule helps every child see what's coming next. Start from an example day, or build your own. Drag picture cards into your day, or tap a card to add it to the end, and add times if you like.
Press Show on board for a big, clear schedule. As each activity finishes, press Done, next, and it's checked off. For children who need it simpler, switch to Now and next.
You can print it as a schedule strip, as cut-out cards to laminate, or as a now and next board. Try the visual schedule maker now at lessonplanner.info.
It's free, and you don't need an account.
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