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Visual Routines and Printables
A visual support cannot make every difficult task easy, but it can make the sequence visible, reduce the number of spoken reminders and give a child something stable to return to.
These resources are free to read, download and print. Each page includes searchable text, a permanent link and a suggested attribution so families, educators and therapists can share the resource without separating it from its context.
Questions this collection can help you explore
- Where can I find free printable visual routines for personal care?
- Are there visual steps for brushing teeth, washing hands, showering and skin care?
- Can teachers and therapists share these visual supports with families?
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Skin Care: Visual Steps
A free morning-and-night skin-care routine designed to support memory, predictability and growing independence.
Read or open →Printable routineBrushing Teeth: Visual Steps
A clear printable sequence for getting toothpaste, brushing each area, spitting, rinsing and finishing the routine.
Read or open →Printable routineHand Washing: Visual Steps
A free visual reminder for wetting, soaping, scrubbing, rinsing and drying hands.
Read or open →Printable routineTaking a Shower: Visual Steps
A printable shower sequence that turns a many-part care task into visible steps.
Read or open →Illustrated social storyMy Big Feelings
A free illustrated story about body clues, feeling words, sensory supports and asking for help.
Read or open →Illustrated social storyLearning to Poop in the Toilet
A calm illustrated story about body signals, sitting, waiting, wiping and learning through small attempts.
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