Visual Cue Card Lanyard Set – For School

Description

These cue cards are meant to be placed on a ring and carried with all adults that are working with a child with autism. That way, the team can provide consistency, and predictability with the visual cues they are using.

Visual supports are an evidence-based practice for autistic children. That means they have been proven to work. Visual cue cards can help children understand directions when (verbal) words don’t make sense. Giving directions verbally isn’t usually the most effective way to communicate with a child with autism, but visuals can act as a bridge between receptive and expressive communication.

The following images are included:
sit, sit on floor, walk, break, all done, safe hands, breathe, bathroom, stop, go, drink, wait, table, desk, carpet, line up, raise hand, bus, quiet, clean up, help, playground, no, yes, mask on, hands in lap, calm body, more, hold hands, wash hands, classroom, watch teacher, car, hands to self, sanitizer, group, no hit, no bite, no kick, no spit, no pinch, not available, sorry, happy, sad, mad, walk with teacher, 3 deep breaths, no pull hair, speech therapy, OT, PT, PE/gym, art class, music class, special activity, library, cafeteria, resource room, and office.

There is also an editable page where you can add your own images! (instructions included).