Home Routine Visuals – Supporting Kids with Transitions & Independence

Home Routine Visuals – Supporting Kids with Transitions & Independence – Struggling with busy mornings, chaotic afternoons, or bedtime battles? Home Routine Visuals is a practical and printable resource designed to help children follow daily routines at home with ease. Perfect for Foundation – Year 2, early childhood settings, or families of children with additional needs including autism, ADHD, anxiety and behavioural challenges.

Use this resource to build independence, reduce morning stress, and support children who thrive on structure and visual cues. These daily routine charts help children understand what’s coming next, making transitions smoother and more predictable.

What’s Included:
✅ 3 full-colour routine charts – Before School, After School, Bedtime
✅ 1 editable blank template – customise your own schedule
✅ Black and white charts – cut-and-paste or laminate your own job visuals
✅ 3 visual cut-and-paste worksheets with colour picture icons
✅ BONUS: “What to Pack in My School Bag” visual checklist
✅ FREEBIE motivational poster
📄 37-page printable PDF – A4 format (can be enlarged to A3 or scaled down)

Who it’s for:

• Australian teachers in Prep/Foundation – Year 2

• Learning support educators and teacher aides

• Parents of children with additional or behavioural needs

• Ideal for NDIS therapists, home-schooling families, and early years educators

Perfect for:

• Supporting visual learners and children with language delays

• Creating home-school connection packs

• Teaching routines, sequencing and personal organisation in a visual way

• Reducing stress and increasing independence at home

• Early childhood teachers wanting to teach concepts of time and activities appropriate for each time of day

🖨️ Please check your printer settings before printing (e.g. ‘fit to page’), as settings vary across devices.

Help children build confidence and routine independence with this evidence-informed, hands-on visual support tool made for busy Australian families and educators.