mount picture cards to poster board,
use single strip or full size with days of the week grid
mount cards on a clipboard hung on
back of doors or carried
carry cards in 3 ring binders
mount cards in photo albums
use manila folders with picture cards
attached inside
Some of these are more permanent for home or classroom use. Others
are smaller and more portable.
Protecting
the picture cards and schedules:
cover with clear contact paper
cover with clear packing tape
cover with overhead transparency
sheets
laminate
Covering picture cards and forms will protect them and make them
more stable. You can write on any of these surfaces with overhead
transparency markers that will wipe off with a little glass cleaner.
Tip: Print out picture cards and forms and cover with clear
contact paper before cutting them.
Transitioning between activities:
cross or check off picture as activity
shown on picture card is completed
move picture to a finished container
when activity on picture card is completed
turn picture card over on chart when
completed
take completed picture card to next
activity area when it is finished
Finished baskets and envelope
Examples of a "Finished" container:
plastic basket
shoe box
coffee can
envelopes (cut long size in half
and use both sides)
pockets
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