Tools for Teachers

Classroom teachers (especially K-3 and special education) face the same regulation, transition, and routine challenges that home parents do, multiplied by 20 to 30 kids. These printables work in classrooms because they externalize the routine onto the wall.

Guides for Teachers

• Visual Schedule for teachers
• Calm Down Corner for teachers
• Chore Chart for teachers
• Screen Time Reset for teachers
• Screen-Free Activity Cards for teachers

How These Tools Work in Your Setting

Print and laminate the visual cards. Use velcro or magnets so they're reusable. Many special education teachers use these as a first-line accommodation in their IEPs and 504 plans.

What Makes This Useful

Free, no school district approval needed (you can print at home), and works for both neurotypical and neurodivergent students.