Pull up a chair, because "what are we doing next?" might be the most asked question in any classroom. A visual schedule answers it before anyone asks, and these editable schedule cards add a clock to every part of the day.
What is in it
- 24 schedule cards, from attendance and calendar to recess and dismissal
- An analog clock card to match each part of the day, plus blank clocks you can fill in
- An 11 page PDF and an editable PowerPoint version, in 1 download
Black and white on purpose
The cards print on any school copier. Run them on bright cardstock and your schedule still pops, no color ink needed. Flip through the cards in the Editable Schedule Cards preview on TPT.
How to use them
Post the cards in order on the board each morning, with a clock beside each one, so students practice telling time while they learn the routine. Assembly or a field trip on the calendar? Edit a card in PowerPoint and print it. They fit kindergarten through 2nd grade, back to school setup and any class that thrives on a predictable day.
What teachers are saying
It holds 4.94 stars from 28 ratings.
"Wow! I love the simplicity of these for my ELLs and the fact that I can edit them to create cards for my own needs is a plus."
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Yes, send my class listA calmer, clearer day
Put the day up where everyone can see it, and watch the "what's next?" questions fade.
Get Editable Schedule Cards on TPT
Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.
Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers
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