Boy pictograms
7 pictograms for boy — in multiple styles for visual schedules and communication.
Boy pictograms are typically used in visual schedules, where they make the situation predictable for the child — you can point to the step before it happens. Start with the motifs that match your own routine, e.g. Boy in a wheelchair wearing a red t-shirt throwing a ball, Getting dressed and Drink water, and build the schedule around them.
Boy in a wheelchair wearing a red t-shirt throwing a ball
Getting dressed
Drink water
Brush teeth
Getting dressed
Wash hands
Wash hands
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How to use boy pictograms
Print the pictograms at 3×3 to 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 a small, focused set of 7 motifs across the cartoon and minimalist styles — pick one style and stay with it across all your pictograms so materials remain recognizable. Many combine boy with Self care and Morning routine in the same schedule.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use boy pictograms in a daily routine?
Pick one motif per step (e.g. Boy in a wheelchair wearing a red t-shirt throwing a ball, Getting dressed and Drink water), 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 boy pictograms?
3×3 to 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 boy pictograms?
This collection comes in cartoon and minimalist. Choose the style the child decodes best — and stay with one style across all pictograms so the schedule stays calm to read.
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