Joyreal Visual Schedule for Kids 3 4 5 6 Years Old, Chores Chart Autism Learning Materials for Home School Classroom, Routine Chart with 75 Wooden Cards and Storage Bag

My toddler LOVES this thing!! It has been such a game changer for household chores. We wanted to start practicing independence and coming up with some manageable tasks a 2 year old could handle and the ones included here are absolutely perfect. I chose this one specifically because it has nice simple pictures that he can understand without being able to read. We’ve had it for months now and literally the first thing he does every morning is run to check on it and pick out his responsibilities for the day, which the pictures allow him to do by himself. I also love that it comes with blank tiles so we have been able to make our own to add to it. He loves being able to check off the red and green sliders and letting him look through the pictures and choose what he does each day has honestly made it so much easier to plan our day because he gets to do it himself - he loves chores like cleaning but also it’s great that he can include fun things like playgrounds.I know people have mentioned spelling issues but that’s the only small con I can think of and it doesn’t matter to a two year old who can’t read anyway. I can honestly say this is one of the best toddler purchases I’ve made, he loves it more than any of his actual toys.

Very cute and well made. This is great for homeschooling or young children that aren’t in school yet. It also comes with blank squares for you to personalize a few.

First off lemme say, this review is 100% my own- zero incentives. I just want parents at the end of their rope to experience the bliss of less tantrums from their kids. This is positive reinforcement at its finest- the child sees how much they're accomplishing by moving from red to green. My three year old son had ZERO meltdowns going to daycare today because this chart helped him transition through his routine this morning. Add a smidge of extra reinforcement for the "Big" moments like a small piece of candy (ie walking into the daycare) and voila- NO TEARS OR STRUGGLE!!! My daughter is nine and has even shown interest in this chart. I'm buying a second one today!

The make of this product is a little cheap. Some of the buttons get stuck and some words are spelt wrong (like 'pyjamas'). But my todder doesn't know how to spell and the illustrations are clear so it helps him prepare for our day. I notice much less tantrums when he can be prepared for what is coming next rather than surprising him

Our son has enjoyed this daily responsibility board. He likes playing with the wooden pieces and moving the sliding completion piece from red to green. He looks forward to us setting it daily. There is a holder for all the pieces to contain/store them.

The paint is smeared on the board as well as some of the other pieces and spelling errors. My child can’t spell yet but that was disappointing. My daughter does love the set and it’s helping us achieve what we wanted but the quality is disappointing.

We ended up returning this. The wood felt cheap, like it could snap if a little bit of pressure was place on it, which is more than enough when dealing with a child.

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