Packing My Bag - Clear Steps Aluminium Visual Routine Board
Mornings can feel rushed, overwhelming and full of reminders.
Shoes on. Lunchbox. Water bottle. Hat. Homework.
For many children — especially neurodivergent children or those developing executive functioning skills — remembering what to pack can be hard.
This Pack My Bag Visual Checklist is designed to make mornings calmer and more predictable by turning packing a bag into a clear, visual routine.
Visual supports reduce cognitive load and help children see what comes next, making it easier to build independence and confidence over time.
This tool is commonly used by parents, specialist educators, therapists and inclusive classrooms to support children with organisation, memory and task completion.
Instead of constant reminders, children can check their visuals and do it “by mineself.”
Made from durable aluminium, this checklist is designed to sit near the door, in a learning space, or in a child’s bedroom so the routine becomes part of everyday life.
Why Visual Packing Lists Help
Visual supports are evidence-based tools widely used in inclusive education and therapy settings. They help children:
• Understand routines• Reduce anxiety around transitions• Strengthen executive functioning• Build independence and responsibility• Develop confidence in daily tasks
Small routines like packing a bag can become powerful “By Mineself” independence moments.
Perfect for:
• School mornings
• Preschool and daycare bags
• Therapy bags
• Sleepovers or activity bags
• Neurodivergent children (autism, ADHD, dyslexia and other learning differences)
• Children learning independence and organisation skills
Designed By A Specialist Educator
Created by By Mineself Collective, a specialist educator-led resource studio focused on supporting children to grow independence, participation and belonging.
Because what’s necessary for some children is often good for all children.
Product details
• Aluminium visual checklist board
• Designed for everyday use
• Suitable for home, therapy and classroom environments
