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23 July 2026

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Part of my SEN Visuals range — completes the set with my Visual Timetable, How I Feel cards and Choice Board. See my shop.

Break everyday self-care into small, ordered pictures so children can see each step — and see how much they can do for themselves. Soft, consistent artwork, one clear step per picture, numbered left to right. No busy clip-art (no Widgit / PCS symbols, safe to print and display).

What’s inside (10 pages):
• 8 ready-to-use step-by-step routines — washing hands, brushing teeth, getting dressed, using the toilet, my morning, my bedtime, blowing my nose, washing my face
• A page of cut-out step cards for a key-ring or personal mini-board
• Blank sequence strips to build your own routines with the child’s own steps
• A simple how-to-use guide

Why teachers and parents like it:
• Builds independence and confidence in daily living skills
• Reduces prompting — the child follows the numbers
• Great for calm corners, toilet training, dressing, morning and bedtime routines
• Person-first and strengths-based — celebrates the steps a child can do, not perfection

Print & prep:
• A4 and US Letter both included
• Print at 100% (Actual size), card, laminate, and place where each routine happens (by the sink, the toilet, the bed)

Made by a UK teacher. Personal / single-classroom use — please see the licence page inside.

Creative Commons "NoDerivatives"

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