20.99£
See the routine. See the time.
The Visual Board answers “what comes next?” and the Visual Timer answers “how long is left?” — two real tools organised around the same morning challenge.
The sequence and the countdown do different jobs, so the child does not have to hold both in working memory.
Use both tools together or only the one the moment needs.
Everything you need to know
Description
“Get your shoes.” “We leave in ten minutes.” The two conversations seem to run side by side every morning. Give each question a visible answer. The Morning Routine Set brings the Visual Timetable and Visual Timer into the same part of the day.
Two tools. One less complicated morning.
The board shows what needs doing; the timer shows how long remains. Put them next to each other and agree the plan together. Your child can check a picture, glance at the countdown and come back to the routine without waiting for another long explanation.
Tomorrow, don't use every card.
Choose three familiar steps on the board, then set the timer for a short part of getting ready. Try that before building a longer routine. If you only need to show steps, start with the board. If the main question is time, the timer works on its own.
Features & details
- Includes Clarikind Visual Board and Visual Timer
- Visual Board colour: Blue
- Timer colours: Pink, Orange, Blue or White
- Board includes routine picture cards, storage pouch and reusable attachment dots
- Visual Timer battery required (not included)
Delivery & returns
Delivery is free on every order. Every physical product is covered by our 14-day guarantee. See our Shipping Policy and Returns & Refunds Policy for details.
Product details, guidance & comparisons
School mornings mean repeating two things at once: what needs doing, and how much time is left. Put the steps on the Visual Board and agree a countdown on the Visual Timer before you need to leave. Your child has two answers to check without asking you; you have one plan to point back to.

“What now?” and “How long?”, both answered
- Show what comes next: put the picture cards in the order of your morning routine.
- Show how long is left: set the Visual Timer before it is time to leave.
- One plan to come back to: point to the board or the timer when a question comes up.
- Adapt the routine: choose the cards you need and change the order when your mornings change.

Why we paired these two
Every school morning asks the same two questions: what now, and how long? The board shows the jobs, and the timer shows the time left. Together, they take both off your shoulders.
Morning Routine Chart + Visual Timer or choosing one tool alone?
| What matters | ClarikindMorning Routine Chart + Visual Timer – 2-Tool Set |
Choosing one tool alone |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | The Morning Routine Chart and Visual Timer, together | One tool for one sticking point |
| On the day | Reach for whichever tool today needs | Only the tool you bought |
| Getting set up | Everything for school mornings in one order | Add the other tools later if you need them |
Useful guide: Morning Routine for Kids: Fewer Reminders, Clearer Steps.
Build the sequence. Set the time. Point back instead of rebuilding the routine.
Questions parents ask
Clear answers before you choose.
When is this the right option?
What do I receive?
How do we try it first?
What age or setup should I check?
How does delivery work?
What if it is not right for us?
Is the kit cheaper than buying the tools separately?
Yes. The kit costs less than buying each tool on its own — the exact saving for the options you choose is shown under the price.
Will my child actually use it?
Start with a short routine of three steps and one countdown. Point to the board and the timer instead of repeating — then build from there.
Other practical supports for the same everyday challenge.
Choose only what fits the moment. These are optional additions, not requirements.












