Picture Cards to Facilitate Getting Ready

Here is a link to free printable cards http://www.livinglocurto.com/2009/08/school-morning-routi...
It appears they only have the basics, but it would be a start.

This one left off comb/brush your hair...http://www.supernanny.com/Reward-Charts/-/Get-up-and-go/-...

Here's a link to various charts, for various ages

http://www.freeprintablebehaviorcharts.com/daily%20routin...

Trigger Memory Systems has awesome cards for kids to learn how to clean a room, just throwing it out there so if anyone ever asks.

Hopefully one of these will be a start.

Do2Learn.com is an online website that you can print those photos, without having to search all over for them. Some areas of the website are free; others are by subscription. There are lots of helpful resources on there, also. He can buy an inexpensive laminator to do them as needed.

Also, have him buy a Time Timer at www.timetimer.com to help with transitions. We used to have guaranteed meltdowns every time we transitioned to something new. This timer helped immensely. It's a visual timer, that displays "red" for the amount of time remaining. His daughter can "see" how much time is left before they transition to something new. They also sell watches with the red countdown, for portability.

Any autism online store will having something like that. Try this http://www.autismshop.com/store/home.php?cat=275

http://trainland.tripod.com/pecs.htm

If you scroll down, on the left at this site, they have a lot of ideas.

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Most parent-teacher stores carry these items. The actual name for the cards (in special education lingo) is PECS and they are pretty pricey.

All he really needs are the laminated cards and a strip of velcro. The other option is to have him take a picture of HER doing each thing, laminate it and use it. I've done that with students/clients in the past. Literally have her walk through her morning routine and snap away!