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27th January 2012

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For our Florida trip I made visual schedules for Jacket and her mom. After each activity they can cross it out and Jacket specifically can get a better sense of how long the trip is. The computer represents Skype time every morning between Jacket and her mom. Two more weeks!

  1. lostmymojo said: This is an excellent way to make a schedule for a young one! I’d totally make one too next time I go on a trip with my daughter, but schedules and I never see eye to eye.
  2. shil0h said: such a great idea!
  3. anotherrpage said: You are awesome!
  4. shiningstar said: This is so sweet and smart!!!!
  5. 122782 said: You are awesome!
  6. mommyakajenna said: This is genius. I’m doing it for my 4 year old next time we go on vacation.
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