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Getting Dressed Visual Schedule
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Getting dressed visual schedule set supports independence in life skills through step by step posters, social stories, and cue cards.
Description
This comprehensive getting undressed and getting dressed visual schedule is tailored to foster independence among individuals with autism and other special needs.
Inside, you’ll find printable posters, social narratives, and cue cards designed to facilitate the process of changing clothes and underwear.
Visual guides with step-by-step sequencing are particularly advantageous for young children and individuals with special needs.
This set aides them effectively through the various stages of dressing and undressing.
Getting Dressed Visual Schedule set includes
- Changing Diaper Poster
- Changing Pull Up Poster
- Changing Underwear Poster (boys and girl version)
- Changing Your Sanitation Pad Poster
- Putting on Diaper Poster
- Putting Pull Up Poster
- Putting Underwear Poster (boys and girl version)
- Putting Your Sanitation Pad Poster
- Dressing Poster (boys and girl version)
- Undressing Poster (boys and girl version)
- Changing Diaper Cue Cards
- Changing Pull Up Cue Cards
- Changing Underwear Cue Cards (boys and girl version)
- Changing Your Sanitation Cue Cards
- Dressing Sequencing Strip (boys and girl version)
- Undressing Sequencing Strip (boys and girl version)
- Social Story for Dressing (boys and girl version)
- Social Story for Undressing (boys and girl version)
- How to Use Directions
This resource provides clear step-by-step instructions and visuals to facilitate the process of dressing independently.
These visuals outline the sequence and steps required for changing.
Additionally, I find these activities valuable for fostering independent sequencing skills essential for life.
This dressing visual schedule is beneficial for ALL students under the age of 8 and those who thrive with visual aids, including students with autism.
Also, these resources are helpful for individuals with dementia or other memory impairing ailments.
Download your getting dressed visual schedule set and start promoting independence today.
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Ms. Em’s Exceptional Ed –
Excellent resource to use with my special education class, thank you!
Danielle C. –
Excellent resource to use for my students who are working on daily living skills as a visual support for task analysis
Michael M. –
This kit is very comprehensive. It included pecs for boys and girls. I was able to create and implement an intervention plan quickly.