Activities pictograms
14 pictograms for activities — in multiple styles for visual schedules and communication.
Bringing activities into a visual schedule? Pick the motifs that match your own routine first — e.g. Knock on the door, Put on a costume and Carve a pumpkin. One recognizable motif per step is enough; it makes the situation predictable because the child can see what comes before and after.
Knock on the door
Put on a costume
Carve a pumpkin
Hang decorations
Collect sweets
Carry a sweets bucket
Go home
Put on a costume
Carve a pumpkin
Hang decorations
Collect sweets
Carry a sweets bucket
Go home
Knock on the door
Related topics
How to use activities pictograms
Print the pictograms at 4×4, 6×6 or 8×8 cm depending on viewing distance and age — small cards for a table board, large ones for the wall. Laminate them so they survive daily use. This collection is 14 motifs — pick one style and stay with it across all your pictograms so materials remain recognizable.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use activities pictograms in a daily routine?
Pick one motif per step (e.g. Knock on the door, Put on a costume and Carve a pumpkin), put them in order in a visual schedule, and point to the step before it happens. Use the same motif every time — recognition matters more than variation.
What size should I print activities pictograms?
4×4, 6×6 or 8×8 cm depending on viewing distance and age: small cards for table boards and binders, large cards for wall schedules. Laminate them so they survive daily use.
Which style should I choose for activities pictograms?
Choose the style the child decodes best — and stay with one style across all pictograms so the schedule stays calm to read.
Need a custom activities pictogram?
Describe what you need, pick a style, and get your pictogram instantly.
No signup required · Create an account afterwards and get 5 free credits