Fabric Picture Schedule with Pocket, Vertical

• Loop fabric schedule
• Grommet (s) at top for hanging
• Roomy nylon pocket for placement of completed activity pictures
• 20″ x 4″

Product Code: 032007

• A vertical fabric strip or panel with clear plastic pockets for inserting pictures, symbols, or text.

• Often made of durable fabric and may include Velcro, grommets, or a hanging loop for wall or door mounting.

• Can vary in length and number of pockets depending on the number of steps or schedule items needed.

🔹 Used For:

• Structuring daily routines (e.g., wake up → brush teeth → eat breakfast)

• Supporting transitions and task sequencing

• Helping users anticipate and understand what comes next

• Providing a portable or wall-mounted visual reference

🔹 Who It’s For (Conditions):

✅ Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

• Assists with routine, transition, and anxiety by offering a predictable visual schedule.

✅ ADHD

• Helps maintain attention and follow through with tasks by breaking them down visually.

✅ Down Syndrome

• Reinforces routines and supports memory and learning through visual prompts.

✅ Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD)

• Makes abstract routines more concrete and accessible.

✅ Speech and Language Delays

• Offers visual comprehension support when verbal directions are difficult.

✅ Cerebral Palsy

• Useful for those with limited speech or cognitive impairments; can be mounted at eye-level for accessibility.

✅ Anxiety Disorders

• Reduces stress by showing what to expect next.

✅ Young Children / Early Learners

• Teaches time concepts and sequencing using images instead of words.

🔹 Typical Uses:

• Daily school/home schedules

• Morning/afternoon/evening routines

• Classroom center rotations

• Work systems in structured teaching environments

• Therapy task sequences

🔹 Benefits:

• Easy to customize with PECS, photos, or custom visuals

• Promotes independence and self-regulation

• Ideal for non-verbal or minimally verbal individuals

• Vertical format is particularly good for step-by-step task lists (top to bottom orientation mirrors natural reading and action flow)