Eating at a Restaurant Boy Visual Schedule

Eating at a Restaurant Boy Visual Schedule follows eight steps from entering the restaurant to leaving: waiting to be seated, sitting at the table, ordering a drink and food, eating, and paying. A second page explains how to assemble the schedule and move its task pictures.

Publisher identified in the materials: Special Learning.

Material context: The ordering steps are labels only; they provide no sample words for requesting a drink or food.

The restaurant sequence separates waiting to be seated from sitting at the table, and ordering a drink from ordering food. Eating and payment appear before the final “Leave Restaurant” cue.

The assembly instructions specify printing, laminating, cutting apart pictures, and adding Velcro to the pieces and schedule boxes. They describe matching pictures to task text in column #2 and moving each picture to column #3 after its task is completed.

What is inside this resource?

• Entering and waiting to be seated
• Sitting at the table and ordering a drink
• Ordering food, eating, and paying
• Leaving the restaurant
• Assembly and movement of task pictures

Material details: 2-page PDF, including front matter. This is a digital download; purchase does not include printed copies.

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