✨ DIY Portable Visual Schedule ✨ Comment “VSSS” for a free visual supports starter set! (with some visual schedule pictures inside!)Check out this awesome visual schedule made from a fabric pencil pouch for a child who loves Star Wars! 🌟 Incorporating special interests into teaching makes learning so much fun for our young autistic kids. 🌈🛠️ Steps to create your own:🖊️ Get a fabric pencil pouch.📏 Put a strip of Velcro across the pencil pouch.📁 Laminate a file folder and cut it down to fit

If you aren’t using a visual schedule, you’re making transitions harder for kids. 🚦comment “smooth25” Here’s why visual schedules work: 1️⃣ They make it visual → Kids can see what’s coming next. 2️⃣ They create predictable routines → Predictability calms anxiety. 3️⃣ They build independence → Less relying on constant adult prompts. 💡 This one is portable! I made it using a pencil pouch with a strip of Velcro across it and a laminated file folder (cut down) to hold the pictures. Easy effective.