Lanyard Visuals
Early childhood settings can be busy. By wearing a lanyard with visuals on it, educators can quickly access visuals any time to…
“First, Then” Board
Using visuals across all transitions and routines in an early childhood setting supports all children to know what is currently happening and…
Adapting Settings to Support Sensory Experiences
Sensory tools, such as fidgets and noise cancelling headphones can be fantastic, but there may be some other ways to modify the…
Transition Support Tips
To support creating an inclusive environment, visual supports can be used to support transition times, and these can be beneficial for all…
Creating an ‘All About Me’
An ‘ All About Me’ document is a way to capture the child’s voice about their strengths and preferences with their family….
Supporting Independence (Morning Routine) Tips
Using visual schedules and checklists can support children to be more independent in following early childhood routines. This Tip Sheet and Printable…