SchKIDules 93 Pc Home Collection Combo Pack for Visual Schedules, Kids Calendars and Behavior Charts: 72 Home-Themed Activity Magnets Plus 21 Headings Magnets (2nd Ed)

Deben ser un poco más grandes para que los niños puedan identificar con más facilidad lo que quieren o necesitan.

We put these on a chalkboard to help my three-year-old get on a schedule. I wish there were more hygiene magnets like washing hands and restroom because these need to be done several times a day. Apparently you can buy more separately but I looked at the website and a lot were out of stock and it seems silly to pay shipping for only a couple magnets. It is expensive to buy a whole extra set just for a couple of items. Overall a good product, though there are not many other good ones on the market from what I could see.

So overall it is a great idea but I feel like it’s lacking basic icons . There isn’t a dinner icon yet there’s breakfast and lunch and snack. It’s also a little bit lower quality than I expected for the price for example the paper images are not adhered to the magnet backing very well and are kind of easily peeled off. But for functionality my two year old understood it right away and it helped her follow the steps of her morning and bedtime routine better. I also purchased a visual timer to use with it. I would recommend but be aware you may need to purchase extra icons….

I have had it all of 24hrs and I have to say I am disappointed in this visual schedule. I had been contemplating buying it for weeks now. I finally bit the bullet despite how expensive it is, (I know out of all these magnets, I might use 20-25 regularly) I was so excited when it finally came, I believed this would help my daughter as she is delayed developmentally and in her speech. I work with her everyday w/speech, sounds, pictures, interactive toys, puzzles, games, sensory bins and she has 3 therapists she sees regularly. Bc of her delays I have decided to homeschool as well, it is important to try to catch her up to speed before she goes to school outside our home.First, when I took them out of the bag I started separating the magnets. I put them on the fridge, I attempted to show my daughter as I removed a magnet from the “todo list” to the “done list” and my nail caught onto the paper and it began to tear from the magnet. I believe if the magnet was a little thicker, this may not happen. With that being said I don’t think they are flimsy either. However I realized I would have to be more careful going forward, otherwise they will not last. Not ideal if you are working with toddlers, but its not a deal breaker.Next, I had only removed the magnets we would use right now, it wasn’t long when I double checked all my magnets to NOT find a “therapy or homeschool” magnet. What?? Why would there not be a “therapy” magnet, especially since most parents buying this, were probably recommended to do so from their therapists. Hence most families buying a visual schedule are in therapy, not all.. but most. With that being said, I know there are a lot of therapies children can receive based on their needs. The most common ones for this targeted age group would be speech, occupational, developmental & physical therapy. This would be important to add to this set going forward, to actually make it useful for families like ours.It also brings me to my last point, a lot of parents who have children who are delayed may be taking matters into their own hands by some form of homeschooling. There is no type of “homeschool” magnets in this set either.These are 2 important types of magnets that should be included in this set regardless of the price. As of now for me this is a total fail without these important routine magnets! I will began the return process and start my search again for a useful & durable visual schedule for my toddler, even if I have to make it myself(which is what I was trying to avoid). Unless the company contacts me to make this right and revise this product,I would not recommend this visual schedule.

My 3 year old has autism and he has been using something similar in school, so I bought these for home. It has been amazing! He has gone from saying no words regularly to saying 3 word sentences using this! His favorite to say is “I want shoes”. The pictures are easily recognizable for him and he seems to really enjoy having an easier way to communicate with us :)