A Gentle Ramadan Visual Schedule for Autistic and ADHD Children
Ramadan changes the whole rhythm of the day: new meals, new sleep, new prayers. A Ramadan visual schedule helps many autistic and ADHD children feel calm and prepared.
This free Ramadan visual schedule kit has 24 routine cards, schedule boards (now/next/later, first/then), two social stories, wudu and salah in pictures, a calm corner, 12 communication cards, a feelings page, a star board with sun path and a parent guide with transition scripts.
What’s inside the PDF
- Parent guide with transition scripts
- Social stories: Ramadan is coming; going to the mosque
- 24 morning, day, evening and night routine cards
- Boards: now/next/later, first/then, today’s plan
- Wudu and prayer in pictures, calm corner, 12 communication cards
- Feelings page, star board and a sun path for the wait until iftar
15 pages · US Letter · prints in color or black and white.
Who it’s for
Ages 3 to 12. Designed for children who benefit from predictable, picture-based routines.
How to use it
- Read the social stories 1–2 weeks before Ramadan.
- Choose 4 to 6 cards each day and place them on a board.
- Use first/then and the sun path for waiting.
- Offer a calm corner card or a communication card whenever things feel big.
FAQ
Do children have to fast?
No. Children before puberty are not required to fast, and this schedule works for any level of fasting.
Can I add velcro?
Yes. Many families laminate the cards and add velcro dots.
How to get it free
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