Free Printable Preschool Schedule for Daily Use

Free Printable Preschool Schedule for Daily Use

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If you are preparing your toddler for preschool or are wanting to structure out your classroom, be sure to grab this free printable preschool schedule.  When I created the My Daily Schedule printable pack, I had no idea as to how popular it would become. I had created it as a free alternative to PECS, which is the primary system that my autistic daughter uses for communication at school and occasionally at home. I hope, one day, to make my printable schedules and other printable resources for autistic kids more compatible with PECS products. I’m not trying to compete with that because that’s their dedicated focus and for me, it’s just filling a need at home. Which is why I wish I’d been able to create…

Teaching Kids To Give Back

Teaching Kids To Give Back

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This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #GiveHappiness #CollectiveBias Though it’s an important concept to work on throughout the year, during this time of the year, it’s a great time to start teaching kids to give back. Or, if you’d rather, you can call it paying it forward. Whatever the case may be, it’s the time of year that I think is ideal to teach this all important lesson. Along with teaching kids gratitude, empathy, respect, and manners; teaching kids to give back is one of my top and foremost priorities. I feel that it truly does go a long way in life when they learn to give back. But how can we go about…

Helping Kids Identify Moods

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One of the things that Sweet B has consistently struggled with are abstract concepts such as moods. She’s done somewhat okay with concrete concepts such as colors, numbers, foods, or anything else that has some sort of association with the senses. If she can feel it, see it, taste, smell it, or touch it- she’s more likely to remember what it is and have an easier time with learning it. Of course it still takes repetition, but that’s just how she learns. With abstract concepts, on the other hand, it’s definitely been more of a struggle. But, I’ve also learned (through trial and error, and a lot of assistance from her team of teachers and therapists) that visual representations do a world of good. By…

Adam and Eve Coloring Pack

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Welcome back to another Freebie Friday here at Just Another Mom! Continuing with our Bible based printable packs, today I want to offer a supplement to my Adam and Eve printable pack. That pack was one of the first printable packs that I made and I’ve wanted to update it for awhile now to expand on it. For now, however, I wanted to offer the coloring pages on their own until I have the full pack together. So today’s freebie is an Adam and Eve coloring pack featuring pages with Bible verses and without. As with all of my Bible based printable packs, this pack uses the King James Version translation. However, if you would like a different translation, let me know and I’ll see…

Freebie Friday: Apostle’s Creed for Toddlers

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Welcome back to another Freebie Friday! I’m making it a goal to get back on track with these and this week I have one to share that I hope you’ll love! As a Christian, I know that it’s my responsibility to share that faith with my children and to make sure that they understand the basics of their faith. Part of this is the Apostle’s Creed and I was trying to think of ways to teach that to Squeaker and Sweet B. Visuals work for Sweet B, so why not Squeaker. After looking through my clipart, I came up with a printable Apostle’s Creed for Toddlers – which is a combination of clipart and text. Why teach the Apostle’s Creed? The apostle’s creed is easier…

Freebie Friday: My Homeschool Day

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What I’m offering today for Freebie Friday is: My Homeschool Day – a printable, visual schedule. This printable pack is meant to complement My Daily Schedule but can also be used as a standalone. This was designed with individuals with autism in mind but can be used for pre-readers and/or adapted for a daycare setting as well. As with all of my free printables for autistic children, if you have any questions on how to use this; please do not hesitate to contact me. What’s In The Pack: * schedule cards (with and without text) * schedule chart (starting at 8 and going until 4) Preview page: How To Use This Pack: * You can use this pack with the Daily Schedule to create a…