Activities and routine tools for home
Explore visual schedules, play activities and resources for feelings, movement and daily routines. Choose options that suit your child and discuss concerns with their care team.
- Morning
- Would a picture schedule help?
- Play
- What does my child enjoy?
- Movement
- What fits our space?
- Bedtime
- Which routine feels familiar?
Start with your child’s interests and adapt activities to their abilities and comfort.
Questions about your child’s support
Review resources and example goals to discuss with your family and care team.
Daily routines
Explore structure for mornings, meals and bedtime.
Choose one routine to make more predictable.
Browse visual schedules and routine tools.
Tools and information you can use
Choose a resource for your question
Compare what the directory, referral network and local services overview offer.
Ways to explore your options
- When you want ideasResource Directory
A visual morning routine
Look for a picture schedule and adapt its steps to your household.
- When you want ideasResource Directory
Indoor movement
Find a movement activity and check that it suits your child and available space.
- Close to homeLocal services
A small-group activity
Ask a local club about group size and how staff support different abilities.
Before you ask.
How do I choose an activity for my child?
Check the resource’s intended age, purpose and instructions. Adapt it to your child’s abilities and ask their care team if you are unsure.
Do I need special equipment?
Requirements vary by resource. Review the materials and safety instructions before starting.
How much time should we spend?
Follow the resource’s guidance and your child’s interest and comfort. Your clinician can advise on practice that relates to treatment goals.
Other families and situations.
Find resources for your family
Explore resources, provider matches or local options at your own pace.