One thing I remember from my teaching days is how busy things are in the lead up to starting the school year (or at any time for that matter – haha!). With editable labels and space for tracking, these daily schedule charts give young students a place to learn about their activities, develop an understanding of subject areas, and get excited about completing all the tasks on their list. Timetables are an excellent way for children to take control of their day and for parents to see at a glance what's going on.

Visualizing the routine helps kids feel more in control, while taking away your oral explanations means you'll save your voice!

How do we ensure they have a good understanding of what happens next? Visual Timetables are an engaging way to encourage knowledge of daily routines and a great teaching tool to help students with learning difficulties understand their environment and routines. The fact that it is editable means that you can type in your own text to suit the language specific to your classroom – perfect for the bilingual classroom if you teach French or Spanish.Įvery day, our students embark on a wide variety of activities. So when I designed my Visual Classroom Timetable I made sure to include over 120 daily classroom activities and subjects to assist you in visually displaying an outline for the school day so that your children can keep track of their day. Children in the early years depend heavily on visual aids in the classroom. Keep your class on task and in the loop with what's on for the day with this Modern Editable Daily Schedule available in different themes and decors. The simple layout allows children to easily access information and know what is next in their day or week so they can be ready and prepared. But who’s got time to spend making a Classroom Timetable from scratch? A Visual Timetable helps your little learners not only understand and prepare for upcoming events and see where they are on the timeline of the day. Visual Classroom Timetables are a great way to do this. And you also want to keep your students organised and on track. As a teacher, you want to keep your classroom exciting and engaging so your students have a passion for learning.

Timetable chart for classroom