AizwebVisual Schedule for Kid Chore Chart,Magnetic Morning Bedtime Routine Chart for Toddler,Daily Schedule Magnetic Board Communication Card for ASD,ADHD,PECS Autism Learning Material for Homeschool

The product came damaged. My son was too excited that it came so we ended up opening it because I figured it was not worth the hassle of returning it and he liked it. The product is nice quality (regardless of the few damaged objects). Definitely better options out there price wise but definitely serves the purpose. My son loves the ideas of the stars and it’s really helping with his independence in knowing what he needs to do every day and is proud of himself when he completes a task (such as doing his laundry, etc.). Great positive reinforcement for kids!

My son is 3 and has level 1 autism. We just started using this and its helping him greatly. Thank you 😊

The sticker that holds the hanger is not atrong and the calendar keeps falling...would return if we didn't dissemble the small magney..great idea but due to quality is total waste of money.

At first glance, this set is pretty overwhelming. There are a LOT of pieces. Once you go through and pull out the ones you'll never use, then organize the rest into categories, it's a bit more manageable. I love that the pieces have relevant images on them so the non-readers can still use them. It's also helpful to have dry erase surfaces to add anything else we need. FYI the images seem to only portray light skinned children, in case that's a deciding factor for you.The set is really valuable to neuro divergent kids or those who otherwise struggle to stay on task or remember their chores and responsibilities. It's a great visual aid to help kids map their day and see progress. They can work toward goals with rewards. Sometimes it's hard for kids to see that big picture unless it's tangibly right in front of them. I'm hoping I can use it to instill self sufficiency, motivation, and responsibility in my kids.

Great tool for Kids to LearnWe got this chore chart to use for our youngest two boys. Both of our youngest two boys are on the autism spectrum and it has been hard to get them used to and involved in doing daily chores. When we try to introduce something new to them, it takes a bit and even when they first try new things or make changes to their routine, even if they like it, it can be hard to get them to continue to incorporate them into their routine after the first couple of times. It takes a lot of repetition and reminding to get them to make the necessary changes. This chore chart has helped us out tremendously.Our boys like to compete against each other. They have a healthy competitive nature when it comes towards each other. They like to beat the other to complete their list of chores for the day and the week, and they like to see who can get specific chores done completely and properly in the least amount of time. We don’t want them sabotaging each other or anything, but it does seem to encourage them to complete things in a somewhat timely manner. We have what we call “calm down time” each and every night before bed. It’s a time where the boys get to watch their preferred shows or videos on the television for about 1.5-2 hours before going to bed. The boys have to alternate shows between each other, and we decided to start allowing whoever gets their chores completed properly first, to choose the first video/show. Since we started using this chore chart, no more forgotten or missed chores. Plus, this allows the boys to go directly to the chart and look and see what the status is for their chores for the day, and they can move along to getting the next chore completed. This has allowed the boys to be a bit more independent.The only issue that we had with ours is that on the chart itself that hangs up, the front part that is glued onto the hard cardboard type of back sturdy portion, on the top right, the corner looks like it was not glued down completely. It is curled up and not attached to the backing. When I inspected it after taking it out of the box, it appeared as though there just wasn’t any glue on that portion of the paper when it was made. You can see in the picture that the one corner is not glued down and was curled up when I took it out of the box. It doesn’t appear to be anything major; it looks like something that a little glue can probably fix; I'm just not sure what glue would be recommended for this particular situation. I’m not saying this is the perfect solution for everyone and it may not last forever for our home, but for now, it has been a great addition and we are very appreciative.

We got this chore chart to help my kids establish some morning and evening routines without constant reminders from myself. My 8 year old was excited about this and took over the set up immediately. She helped break apart the magnets even though I was a little nervous they would get damaged. She also helped set the board up. There are a ton of choices and different directions you can go with it. So it was a little overwhelming at first to narrow down what we wanted to focus on. I wish there was a storage cup that attached to the board for holding the reward stars. I also wish there were a storage box for the other magnets that you aren't' using. Right now, we're just using the box it came in.

Just-turned-5 year old enjoys the visual schedule and likes to play with the magnets independently. I wish the magnets were a little more durable.There is a decent variety of happenings, events, chores, etc to cover most any day. I do wish that, with so many magnets, the set would have included a container to keep them together.

This Visual Schedule Chart has lots of flexible options for your use. It can be used to show a daily routine schedule based on morning/afternoon/evening, daily event schedule by days of the week, chore chart format with stars to mark completed tasks, or a combination. The available, open ended options is really nice. There are alot of activities and chore options that included all of my needs.I opened the box to find magnet sheets with cut outs for the different magnets. The first few pages came apart easily, but the square task boxes were not cut all of the way through, so I really had to fold the squares over and pull at it to get the pieces separated. This caused a small amount of damage to the pieces, see picture for example. I also had a dusty film on my hands from handling the pieces which I didn't like.The pieces are a foam topper attached to a magnet which can make the pieces easier for kids to handle, but bulky for storage and use. I would have preferred flat magnet pieces without the foam. Once arranged on the 3 fold schedule board, I found the board to be heavier than I expected and it ripped down the adhesive hook I had on the wall. I think it might need to be hung with a nail in the wall to stay up for me.

Muy Buena calidad y completo