Editable schedule cards with matching time cards help your students answer the big question of the day: "What's next?" These visual schedule cards show each part of the day, and the time cards come in both analog and digital, so students learn about telling time while they learn what is happening in their daily schedule.

With 51 schedule cards, there is a card for every activity throughout the day. Do you call "Writing Centers" by another name? No problem! Just use one of the included editable schedule card formats and type in the name that you need.

With these editable schedule cards, you get

• 51 schedule cards to fit every activity throughout the day
• Analog and digital time cards to pair with each part of your schedule
• An easy-print option with no editing necessary
• Two editable versions, PDF and PowerPoint, for any activity names you need

Print your day, post it and let your students see what comes next.

What's Included

• 51 schedule cards
• Time cards in analog and digital formats
• An easy-print version with no editing necessary
• An editable PDF version (type the words you want on each card, with no fonts to download or install)
• An editable PowerPoint version (requires the free 'KG Red Hands' font to be downloaded and installed first)

Why Teachers Love It

• Fewer "What's next?" questions: A visual schedule shows students the plan for the day at a glance.
• Time practice every day: Analog and digital time cards connect each activity to the clock.
• Your names, your day: Editable formats let you type in the activity names your class already uses.
• Print and go: The easy-print option is ready to use with no editing at all.
• No font hassle in the PDF: Type right into the editable PDF without installing anything.

Skills Students Practice

Primary Academic Skills

• Telling time: Students compare analog and digital time cards for each part of the day.
• Understanding daily routines: Students connect each activity to when it happens.
• Sequencing: The order of the cards shows what comes first, next and last.
• Time vocabulary: Talking through the schedule builds words like morning, next, before and after.

Secondary Life & Learning Skills

• Following directions
• Making and checking predictions about what comes next
• Maintaining attention
• Working independently
• Building confidence during transitions

How to Use It

Step 1: Choose the easy-print version or open the editable PDF or PowerPoint version. For the PDF, simply type the words that you want on each card. To use the PowerPoint version, first download and install the free 'KG Red Hands' font.

Step 2: Print the schedule cards and time cards for your day and pair each activity with its analog and digital time.

Step 3: Display the cards in order in a pocket chart or on a wall. Review the schedule with your students. Point to the next card and its time as you move through the day.

Easy Differentiation

Every student needs a different amount of support with routines and time. These cards are easy to adjust for each of them.

For Children Who Need More Support

• Show only the next two or three cards at a time
• Pair each schedule card with the digital time card first
• Point to each card and say the activity name together
• Give a quick reminder before each change in activity

For On-Level Practice

• Display the full day with both analog and digital time cards
• Ask students to tell what comes next on the schedule
• Read the time on each card together during morning meeting

For an Extra Challenge

• Have students match each analog time card to its digital time card
• Ask students to compare the time cards with the classroom clock
• Invite students to put the day's cards in order

For Speech, OT, ELL or Special Education Support

• Use the cards as a visual support for students who benefit from knowing what comes next
• Practice activity names and time words with short frames such as "Next is ___."
• Type in the exact activity names a student hears each day
• Give extra processing time during transitions

Perfect For

• Classroom daily schedules
• Pocket charts
• Morning meeting and calendar time
• Special education classrooms
• Speech and therapy rooms
• Substitute plans
• Homeschool routines

Standards

These schedule and time cards support the 2022 Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines and build toward 1st grade time standards in Common Core, the TEKS (Math, adopted 2012) and the Virginia Math SOL (2023):

Common Core State Standards

• CCSS 1.MD.B.3: Tell and write time in hours and half-hours using analog and digital clocks.

Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines

• Texas Pre-K Guidelines PK4.V.D.4: Use language to describe the passing of time within a day while reviewing the schedule.
• Texas Pre-K Guidelines PK4.VII.A.3: Connect daily life to events, time and routines.

Texas TEKS

• TEKS Math 1.7.E: Tell time to the hour and half hour using analog and digital clocks.

Virginia SOL

• VA SOL Math 1.MG.3: Tell time to the hour and half-hour and match the time on a digital clock to an analog clock.

Grab these Editable Schedule Cards with Time Cards and give your students a clear picture of their day. Print the easy-print version or type in your own activity names, post your schedule and help your students learn what comes next and what time it happens. Add it to your cart today!

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