Elementary classroom
Morning meeting, read aloud, math block, recess, centers, pack up.
Try this schedule →A visual schedule and timer for your classroom.
A free visual schedule and class timer for K-12 classrooms. Build a sequence, project it, and let the visual run while you teach.
Free, forever
No signup
No tracking
Works offline
10+ fun themes
Why it works for students
When students see the day's structure, four things happen.
Calmer transitions
Up to 89% less transition-related problem behavior.¹
More independence
Students follow the plan with fewer adult prompts.²
Lower anxiety
Predictability turns the unknown into something visible.³
Freed-up bandwidth
Less working memory spent on "what's next?"⁴
Evidence-based Recognized by NCAEP/UNC for autistic learners (100+ peer-reviewed studies). Recommended by CAST's UDL Guidelines, aligned with CASEL Self-Management, and recommended for English Learners. See the research brief →
Ways to use it
For any room with a clock and a plan.
Pre-built schedules to start from. Click Try this schedule to load one in the app — then edit, save, or share it.
High school classroom
Bell work, mini-lesson, discussion, independent work, exit ticket.
Try this schedule →OT session
Greeting, sensory warm-up, fine motor, gross motor break, task, wrap up.
Try this schedule →Personal morning routine
Wake up, get dressed, breakfast, brush teeth, pack bag, out the door.
Try this schedule →
Customize the look
Make it match the room — and the day.
10+ visual modes
Sunflower, rocket, train, hourglass, candle, balloon — and more.
Text size
Six sizes — from discreet to back-of-the-room giant.
Detailed or simple
Show full descriptions or just the title.
Color themes
Light, dark, warm, cool, high-contrast.
Drag the active timer
Scrub the timeline by hand to skip ahead or replay.
Built for the projector
Designed for the back row. Works on every screen.
VisSched was built first for projectors and Smartboards — typography sized for the kid in the corner, color themes that handle classroom lighting. But it runs the same on phones, tablets, and Chromebooks.
Run it side-by-side with your slides using Chrome's split-tab feature or two windows on the projector. And every schedule lives in a URL — bookmark it, share it with a sub, or send it to a co-teacher with one link.
Projector
Smartboard
Laptop
Chromebook
Tablet
Phone
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