I'm a retired teacher and have worked with SEN Children and young people for many years.I made a printable homeschool pack for special needs kids (visual schedule, homework tracker, behaviour chart, calm corner ideas), so take the following with that in mind.
I'm curious what's actually working for people day to day with transitions and homework routines — is anyone using visual schedules at home, and did it take a while to stick? I found the "Now/Next/Then" approach worked far better than a full daily timetable for my own child, but every kid's different. Happy to share what I put together if it's useful to anyone, no pressure either way.