Simple tools for calmer everyday routines
Practical visual resources and easy-to-use tools that help children and families manage routines, transitions and daily progress.
Tools and resources
Choose a ready-made resource or use one of our interactive tools. Everything is designed to be simple, calm and easy to use.
Interactive ToolDaily Tracker
Quickly record everyday activities, routines and important moments in one simple place.
Open Tracker →
Interactive ToolBig Feelings Tracker
Record what happened before, during and after a difficult moment, then notice patterns in triggers, support and recovery. Stays on your device.
Open the tracker →
Interactive ToolSituation Coach
Describe an upset in your own words and get a short, visual story you can go through together.
Try the Situation Coach →
Interactive PracticePractise a Situation
Thirty-three everyday moments that are hard to get past — pick one and work through it together.
Choose a situation →
Interactive PracticeWhy Did That Happen?
One picture, one “why”, three answers — and every time, the screen shows which clue in the picture gives it away. Feelings, everyday things, school, friends, accidents and more.
Look for clues →
Interactive GameWhat’s in My Control?
A sorting game: drag each card into “What’s in my control” or “What’s outside of my control” — then choose what to do next. A fresh mix of everyday cards every round, gentle help on every card.
Play the sorting game →
Interactive PracticeMy Body Is Telling Me…
My body gives me clues. Notice a fast heart, tight fists, heavy legs or butterflies — then try something that might help and check your body again. Body map, breathing and timer guides, no score.
Listen to your body →
Interactive GameIt Changed — What Can I Do?
A game about unexpected changes: see what usually happens, turn over what’s different today, and choose what to do. Over fifty everyday moments — some can stay, some need fixing.
Play the changes game →
Interactive GameExpected vs Different
I expected one thing — something else happened. Spot what changed, then decide: different and okay, let’s find out, or something needs help? Over sixty everyday surprises.
Spot the difference →
Interactive Journey30-Day Logical Reasoning
Little thinking challenges, one day at a time: thirty playful days of matching, sorting, cause and effect, problem solving, patterns and riddles — about 10–15 minutes each, saved as you go.
Start the journey →
Interactive ReadingRead, Decode & Understand
Short phonics-friendly stories with playful reading comprehension activities for early readers.
Start reading →
Interactive ActivityBrain & Body Challenges
Short, playful looking, tracing, matching and pattern challenges for children — one at a time on screen, or as printable worksheets.
Start the challenges →
Interactive GameCan I Change It?
A shoe on the wrong foot, a red cushion instead of the green one, water on the floor, a friend who wants to play something else. For each: can I change it, can I ask for help, or can it stay? Over sixty everyday moments, a sorting game and gentle reasons.
Play Can I Change It? →
Interactive StoriesWaiting Social Stories
Waiting can be hard. Thirty illustrated social stories — a turn on the swing, food at a café, the doctor, a game that won’t load — with things to do and say while you wait.
Choose a story →
Interactive StoriesSocial Stories
Fifty short picture stories for everyday moments that feel hard — hearing “no”, plans changing, waiting, losing a game, loud rooms, new places. Feelings first, a few things to try, and an “I can remember” card.
Choose a story →
Interactive PracticeGetting Unstuck
When a child’s brain keeps going back to something: check if anything still needs help, mark it finished for now, and do one small next thing. Now / Finished / Next boards, visual timers and a Later box — over sixty everyday situations.
Practise getting unstuck →
Interactive PracticeLooking for Clues
Look, think, check, choose. Illustrated everyday moments where your child works out what somebody's body might be showing — and what they could do about it.
Start looking →
Interactive PracticeWhat Helps?
Twelve packs of everyday situations — talking, playing, waiting, big feelings — where your child works out what somebody's action actually does.
Pick a skill →
Interactive PracticePractice Being Flexible
Interactive practice for handling mistakes, accidents and unexpected changes.
Start practising →
Situation PackHaircut Pack
What happens at a haircut, how it might feel, and what your child can do about it — personalised with their name and character.
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Situation PackDentist Visit Pack
What happens at a dental check-up, how it might feel, and what your child can do about it — personalised with their name and character.
Open the pack →
Screen-Time Transition Pack
A visual transition story with countdown cards, a step-by-step sequence and a first–then board for finishing screen time calmly.
View and download →
First Day of School Pack
A visual preparation story, sequence chart, support cards and parent guide for the first day of school.
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Toilet Routine Pack
A calm, privacy-aware visual toilet routine with a step-by-step sequence, support cards and parent guide.
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Built for everyday life
Use the resources on a phone, tablet or computer, or print selected activities when a physical copy works better for your child.
Every resource pack can be read online and downloaded as a printable 12-page A4 PDF, with a boy or girl character. The Daily Tracker runs in the browser and keeps what you record on your own device.
Who Roo Bloom is for
Parents, carers, teachers and support workers who want a calm, predictable way to show a child what happens next. The packs were written with neurodivergent children in mind, and suit any child who does better knowing the shape of a routine in advance. Roo Bloom provides educational materials, not therapy or medical advice — more about Roo Bloom.