Picture Visual Schedule & Reward Charts

Every chart in this set of 11 is built around pictures. Each routine step and chore sits next to a small flat icon in soft colors on a cream page: a sun for Wake up, a bed, a toothbrush, a cereal bowl, a backpack, a bathtub, a moon for Bedtime. Labels are short, two or three words at most.

Pictures first, words second

Three charts work as a schedule. The daily routine page shows ten steps as picture tiles under Morning, Afternoon and Evening, each with a circle to check off. My Day lists the steps as a single column, read from top to bottom, and the weekly tracker puts ten routines against Monday to Sunday.

The two routine card pages have the same twelve cards, Wake up through Bedtime. One version has dashed cutting lines, the other has thick colored frames and is cut along the solid lines. Once they’re cut apart, the cards can be laid out in whatever order your own day runs.

Rewards you can see filling up

The reward charts keep the count visual too. The star path has ten circles winding to a finish, the sticker grid has ten numbered boxes, and the star meter climbs from 1 to 10 toward a reward written at the top. There’s a Name line on each and a place to write the reward.

What it doesn’t have

The files are general routine charts. They don’t include first-then boards, blank picture cards or cards for appointments, outings or school subjects, so any step outside the twelve printed cards would need your own drawing.

Print at 100% on cardstock for the cards. Slipping a chart into a sheet protector or laminating it lets you check the circles with a dry-erase marker and wipe them clean.