Ten everyday moments, from breakfast through to bedtime, in the order a day actually runs. Beyond the vocabulary, this deck gives a child a preview of what is coming — knowing that bath time follows dinner takes some of the argument out of both.
Knowing the order of a day reduces resistance at transitions, because the next step stops being a surprise. That is why so many early years settings put the day on the wall.
Run the evening cards in order as you do each step. The sequence becomes the cue, and after a week or two your child starts leading it.