This editable visual timetable (schedule) will keep you on time and your classroom organised. It includes 56 different subject cards with clocks. The clocks have been left blank so that you may draw in the hands according to your own classroom timetable. This will provide a visual outline of the day for the children to follow. Simply print off the cards you need, cut the cards out and fill in the clocks. Laminating them will ensure durability. There are many ways to display the cards: place a dot of Velcro on the back and attach to a strip of ribbon or card, place in a pocket chart or simply attach them to your whiteboard.

You will find:

• a set of full-colour cards
• a set of black & white cards
• 12 editable cards (4 cards per slide)

This resource includes the following subjects:

Morning Work, Morning Meeting, Assembly, Music, Math, Math Centres, Calendar, Mental Maths, Computers, Guided Reading, Reading, Independent Reading, Literacy Centres, Listen to Reading, Listening, Story Time, Shared Reading, Read to Self, Read to Someone, Paired Reading, Word Work, Phonics, Spelling, Writing, Journal, Writers’ Workshop, Grammar, Art, P.E., Social Studies, History, Geography, Science, Health, Sport, Handwriting, Library, Snack, Lunch, Dismissal, Recess, Free Time, Play Time, Home Time, Crunch ‘n Sip, LOTE, Oral Language, Speaking & Listening, English, Silent Reading, HASS, Design & Technologies, Digital Technologies...

PLUS

8 editable cards with clipart – colour

4 editable cards without clipart – colour

8 editable cards with clipart – black & white

4 editable cards without clipart – black & white

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