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 Resource provides educators with information about visual schedules, examples and a printable resource that can be individualised to the early childhood setting.

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