These visual schedules break hygiene tasks into simple, easy-to-follow steps, helping those of any age understand what comes next while reducing anxiety and promoting independence.
Perfect for use at home, school, therapy clinics, bathrooms, and classrooms, these visual supports are ideal for children who benefit from predictable routines and visual instructions.
Steps to Going to the Toilet (8-step visual strip)
Steps to Brushing Your Teeth (8-step visual strip)
Steps for Washing Hands (8-step visual strip)
Children
Adolescents
Adults
ADHD
Autism
Intellectual disability
Developmental delay
Speech and language difficulties
Executive functioning challenges
Early childhood and primary school students
Children learning independent self-care skills
Encourages independence in daily living skills
Reduces verbal prompting from others
Supports independence
Supports routine development
Helps children understand task sequences
Promotes confidence with personal hygiene
Provides consistent visual cues across home and school
Can be displayed in bathrooms long term
Occupational Therapists
Speech Pathologists
Psychologists
Teachers
Special Education Teachers
Early Childhood Educators
Teacher Aides
Parents and Caregivers
Simply display where the routine takes place for a practical visual reminder person can follow independently.
These visual schedules break hygiene tasks into simple, easy-to-follow steps, helping those of any age understand what comes next while reducing anxiety and promoting independence.
Perfect for use at home, school, therapy clinics, bathrooms, and classrooms, these visual supports are ideal for children who benefit from predictable routines and visual instructions.
Steps to Going to the Toilet (8-step visual strip)
Steps to Brushing Your Teeth (8-step visual strip)
Steps for Washing Hands (8-step visual strip)
Children
Adolescents
Adults
ADHD
Autism
Intellectual disability
Developmental delay
Speech and language difficulties
Executive functioning challenges
Early childhood and primary school students
Children learning independent self-care skills
Encourages independence in daily living skills
Reduces verbal prompting from others
Supports independence
Supports routine development
Helps children understand task sequences
Promotes confidence with personal hygiene
Provides consistent visual cues across home and school
Can be displayed in bathrooms long term
Occupational Therapists
Speech Pathologists
Psychologists
Teachers
Special Education Teachers
Early Childhood Educators
Teacher Aides
Parents and Caregivers
Simply display where the routine takes place for a practical visual reminder person can follow independently.