My day in pictograms
My day in pictograms is a visual aid for families who want more structure and overview in everyday life, fewer conflicts and more independent children.
My day in pictograms is a visual aid for families who want more structure and overview in everyday life, fewer conflicts and more independent children.
Pictograms are a powerful tool for improving understanding and communication among children, making them an invaluable resource in the classroom, at home and in various child-friendly environments.
Using pictograms for children aged 0-8 is a great idea for several reasons:
Visual support: Children in this age group are often visual learners. Pictograms help make abstract concepts and instructions concrete, making them easier to understand and follow.
Communication: Pictograms can support children who have challenges with verbal communication, such as children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) or language delays. They can help these children express their needs and wants.
Structure and routine: Visual schedules and routines that use pictograms can help children feel more secure and less anxious by giving them a clear understanding of what comes next. This promotes a sense of control and stability.
Language development: Using pictograms can enhance language development by linking visual images with words. This can help children learn new words and concepts more quickly.
Independence: By using pictograms to show step-by-step instructions, children can learn to complete tasks independently. This increases their confidence and skills.
Inclusion: Pictograms create an inclusive environment where all children, regardless of their developmental level or needs, can participate and understand activities and instructions.
Ciha’s pictograms are drawn with a more playful expression, which seems appealing and motivating for children to follow instead of the classic black and white line drawings.
All cards measure 8 x 8 cm and have a coated surface that makes it more durable.
It is up to the family themselves how they want to set up the pictograms. There are so many possibilities.
The easiest and fastest way to set them up is to use elephant-snot. Here you can easily replace cards and it is a good idea to start with this method until you have adjusted and found the correct amount of cards in the sequences. Also this does not make damage on whatever you place the cards on.
See how to set up pictograms here
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