Visual supports

A free Behavior Support with detachable visuals. This Is a "Break" card with supporting visuals for teachers to try in their pre school and SPED classrooms.

Does the thought of visual schedules make your head spin? Are you tired of finding stray PECs scattered about the room? Then Especially Education's Visual Schedule Flip Book and Token Board may be your solution! This post will walk you through the ins and outs of this visual schedule, providing tips and adaptations to meet the needs of every single student in your classroom!

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Setting up Visuals I started jotting down what visuals my students needed to help with frustration and classwork until I realised what a big task! So I decided to cut down my list to a manageable…

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Visual Supports Autism | Visual schedules can help kids in so many lovely ways from teaching them new routines to just doing the ones they already know with less fuss. You can get started by downloading my free printable visual schedule and following the steps to success shared here. Eight free

Picture Communication Symbols: Basic Behavior image and visual related images

Over the next five days, I will post about 5 different, important teaching strategies to help an autism classroom run smoothly. 1. Visuals/Minimize Talking 2. Organization 3. Flexibility 4. Schedules 5. Behavior Management Tools Today I will start with Visuals/Minimize Talking One of the key components of an autism diagnosis is that students have qualitative impairments in communication (the ability to talk and understand spoken language). Using visuals instead of (or in conjunction with)…

Enter your name and email to grab this free printable autism visual support. These sentence starters are perfect for special education classrooms and have multiple benefits including increasing communication. Try this simple, effective and portable autism visual in your classroom today! #autismvisuals #adaptingforautism

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Free communication boards for students with disabilities including autism. Great ideas on where to get visual supports and free printables for kids and adult students who need picture support or low-tech AAC systems.

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These are awesome!! Visuals are key to support students with disabilities but they have also been proven to help ALL students! Visuals are all stated in a positive language. Example "quiet hands" instead of "No hitting." Positive language is shown to decrease negative behavior more effectively. You get a set of 6 and 166 visual cards!!

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