Looking to build community through classroom schedule cards?

Then this co-created, student made resource is for you!

Visual schedule cards that are co-created and student made gives students ownership over classroom decor and their daily schedule.

Include these editable daily schedule cards in your back-to-school plans and empower students to take part in classroom management.

These visual schedule cards feature traceable text and images for a number of subjects like social studies, art, library, and more!

Your students want the opportunity to design their classroom subjects.

Use the detailed instructions and helpful tips included in this resource to build visual schedule cards for your classroom pocket chart or bulletin board.

Features

• Traceable text AND images
• Detailed directions and helpful tips
• 35+ schedule cards for your students to create
• NEW! - Now includes black/white versions simply for coloring - great for half day K or younger learners - if you don't have time to trace!
• EDITABLE - text is editable through Google Slides, though you can also download as a Power Point document - font is KG Primary Dots. This makes it easy to change the text or language on the labels!

Who are these student made schedule cards for?

I created these visual schedule cards with preK and elementary students, as well as teachers, in mind.

It's simple and manageable enough to be done in almost any classroom of pre-readers.

The traceable text and images make creating a classroom schedule low-risk and accessible to all children.

The mages featured on the schedule cards are kid-friendly and age appropriate.

If you're looking to bring more student-created classroom decor to your learning environment - look no further!

How are these schedule cards used in the classroom? 

• Detailed directions and recommendations are included - for modeling, instructing, creating and displaying these visual schedule cards.
• Students trace the text and outline of each image with a black washable marker.
• Students can then color the images.
• I recommend laminating the schedule cards for long term use in a pocket chart or bulletin board.
• Great for teaching and practicing routines with students!

What's included with these schedule cards?

• 21 PRINTABLE PAGES of visual schedule cards
• Included Schedule Cards Subjects -
• Schedule (title)
• Arrival
• Unpacking
• Snack
• Bathroom
• Recess
• Brain Break
• Quiet Time
• Closing Circle
• Dismissal
• Calendar
• Morning Meeting
• Writing
• Reading
• Language Arts
• Phonics
• Inquiry
• Choice Time
• Science
• Math
• Handwriting
• Read-A-Loud
• Daily 5
• Workshop
• Mystery Reader
• Centers
• Technology
• Music
• Art
• Library
• Computer Lab
• Gym
• Language
• Religion
• Social Studies
• Fun Phonics (with picture of an owl)
• Brain Blast
• Lunch
• Reading
• Packing Up
• Story

If there are more schedule cards or labels you would like added, please email me! I am happy to try and add them to the collection with corresponding traceable clip art!

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