Picture Boards for Autism, Pecs, Visuals, Speech Therapy, ABA
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AutismEducators.com
Autism and Special Needs Communication Cards- Body Parts (16 pages)
The pages must be printed on photo paper, laminated and cut out. You`ll get 2 sets of small cards (one icluding picture names in border bottom and the second one including them in border top, use velcro on the back side of each card for pecs purpose) and 2 sets of bigger cards (first set including only pictures and the second set including also picture names). The cards will help students with autism and special needs learn about their body parts.
The body parts included are: arm, back, cheek, chest, chin, ear, elbow, eye, face, feet, finger, forehead, hair, hand, head, knees, legs, lips, mouth, nails, neck, nose, palm, shoulder, stomach, teeth, toes, tongue.
"The cards will help students with autism and special needs learn about their body parts."
In my practice, we use several different types of devices, cards, aids and props to help improve the speech of children with autism. Research has proven that visual supports are an effective way to help children with autism learn and increase receptive and expressive language.
Parents who have children with autism and have have a limited vocabulary should know that there are plenty of tools available to them and their children. Many of the tools, like these cards, are inexpensive, easy to use, and can be used anywhere.
If you are a parent in the Licking County OH area and have a child with autism that is struggling with speech and language, come in and see us today. We can put together a program for you and your child that will help them become better communicators!