Go to jumpschool
Jumpschool hits every sense at once, with bouncing bodies, loud music and rules you only hear if you catch them. The visual schedule below pulls the moment apart so your child sees what happens before they step on.
♀Jumping to school
A person jumps from a house towards a trampoline with the text 'JUMP'.
About this visual support
Jumping looks like pure joy from the doorway. For your child the moment usually arrives in layers: a wall of sound first, then bouncing bodies in the periphery, then instructions, then the jumping itself. Asking a body to coordinate and take turns at the same time means a lot is happening behind one small forehead.
The visual schedule breaks jumpschool into the order it actually follows: shoes off, wait beside the mat, step on, jump while the buzzer runs, step off, let the next child up. Seeing those beats laid out turns the next step into something familiar rather than another surprise.
A practical tip: snap a photo of the specific trampoline your child usually gets and tuck it into the cards. Recognising their own spot calms quicker than a generic pictogram of a trampoline. If you want the same sequence in your pocket with a built-in jump timer, Routined lets you combine the visual support with timing. Free to try for 14 days.