Visual schedule cards
Pocket-chart cards for the parts of the day that repeat, with analog and digital clock faces showing when each one starts.
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Generator slot. Drop assets/js/engines/classroom-schedule.js
into place and it mounts here. Nothing else on this page changes.
Ready-made versions
Each one loads the generator above with those settings applied. You can still change anything afterwards.
How to use it
- Pick your routines. Choose from the common set, or type your own.
- Add times if you want them. Analog, digital or both on each card.
- Set the card size. Sized for a standard pocket chart, or larger for a display board.
- Print and cut. Cut lines are drawn; card stock is worth it for something handled daily.
Who it helps, and when
A visual schedule answers the question children ask most often, which is what happens next — and it answers it without anyone having to say anything.
Daily routineThe day in order on the pocket chart.
Time tellingThe analog faces get read incidentally, all day.
TransitionsMove the marker rather than announcing the change.
Substitute daysThe plan is on the wall where anyone can follow it.
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Seating Chart
Desk grids, pods and horseshoe layouts, with a student assigner.
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Dotted manuscript tracing sheets with guidelines, for any name you type.
Common questions
The default fits a standard classroom pocket chart. There is a larger size for display boards and a smaller one for a desk strip.
Yes. Enter a time and both the analog hands and the digital display are drawn from it, so the two always agree.
While you are setting up the room
The seating chart takes the same class list and prints the desk plan.