Kickstand conveniently flips out for tabletop use. It features a clear, 3-color lighted display and simple-to-program alarms (1 minute to 24 hours). The Magnetic Time Tracker adheres to any magnetic surface at home. It’s easy to operate with just 2 dials: total alarm time and warning time. It features 3 colored lights and an optional alarm with visual and auditory cues for timed activities. The Time Tracker Mini is a smaller, simpler version of the Time Tracker. Also features 180º viewing and a large, easy-to-read LCD display. It allows quick programming of 3 colored lights that notify users of remaining time. The Time Tracker keeps children on task by using both light and sound cues. They come in a variety of sizes and are perfect to use anywhere! Time Timers feature an uncluttered interface, silent operation with an optional audible alert. By using these timers, children are able to view how much time is left without needing to understand time.įirst up on the list is one I wrote about a month ago. Visual timers can help promote said independence! These timers provide visual alerts of how much time is left for certain tasks.
It’s important for individuals of all abilities to be as independent as possible.A visual timer would be great for helping me visually see how much time I have left to do specific tasks. As an individual with ADHD, I cannot stay on task to save my life. This holds true at work, school, or at home while getting ready for the day. Staying on-task is often difficult for individuals with ADHD.Visual timers can be used to transition from different activities at school, home, or during therapy sessions. Transition periods for individuals with autism can be especially stressful.Keep on reading to learn about the benefits of visual timers and how they can help your child or student.Ī few examples of visual timer benefits include: They can make stressful transition periods easier, reduce resistance to routines, help manage a class or therapy session, and more for individuals with autism, ADHD, or other special needs.
Visual timers can play an essential role in the lives of many individuals with special needs. Written by Laura Medcalf on January 17th, 2018.
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