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Visual supports can aid in communication for those who may have difficulty processing or using spoken language. These can include photographs, drawings, objects, or written words. Research has shown that visual tools support communication for autistic individuals, both in expressing and receiving information. Below are examples of visual supports for use at home, school, or in the community.
Communication Boards and Directions
Click the images below to download the communication boards
How to use a core communication board
Waitstrip
“I need a break”
Schedules
Click the images below to download the camp supports
Parents Guide for Camp
Camp Checklist
To download our Camp Social Story, please click here.
Brushing Teeth
To-Do Lists
Click the images below to download the different to-do lists. To see how to use a to-do list and to create your own, click here.
Bathing
Blank To-Do List
Getting Dressed
Social Skills Activities and Units
For more social skills activities, check out our store page! Each unit includes a language activity, group games, table activities, art projects, cooking activities and more. Click the image below to visit the Have Dreams Store.
