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Linear Visual Schedules

Using the I'm Determined Good Day Plan with visuals

free learning materials Visual Aids Printables : Quick AAC Photo Cards

Activities and free downloadable visuals to teach safety signs and signals

SET-BC's vast collection of free downloadable visual supports available in both PDF and Boardmaker file formats in the following categories: school, home, community, sample communication displays, young adults, and seasons and holidays

Visual supports for the Night Light Story (http://nightlightstories.net) Clementine's Big Mess about a cupid who has lost his quiver and seeks the help of his magical friends for ideas as to where to find it. Supports created by Patrick Black.

Teachers, download the story and listen with your students. Download these visuals/activity for students to use before or afterward!

"With consideration for some of the most frequently recommended visual supports in mind, this small 5 ½ x 8" binder includes a First/Then board, a Personal Picture Schedule, and a Task Analysis Checklist, with a Finished Pocket on the front cover.  Each of these is easily available by flipping or opening the folded board which is adhered to the Finished Pocket.  A Token Reward board is on the back cover. The picture symbols and tokens for all these tools are housed inside the binder on plastic tabbed dividers covered in adhesive carpet tiles."

This Pinterest site provides links to a goldmine of free story sequence visuals supports.

Phasr ruses images from Flickr to illustrate a phrase.type in a phrase and images from Flickr can be selected. Great for ESL students, or visual learners.

Story sequence cards provide powerful visual supports for students to express their knowledge. This website provides links to free downloadable story sequence picture cards for a variety of stories.

A platform in development to help everyone, including those with visual impairments learn STEM related concepts

Just for fun, or to help students visualize their sound production or the "pace" of their speech.

This PowerPoint presentation provides a wealth of ideas for creating visual supports for students with autism.

Speaking of Apps June 24, 2013 11:44 AM by Megan Sutton AAC (alternative and augmentative communication) for aphasia is a challenging area of practice for many Speech-Language Pathologists. Whereas most AAC devices and apps help those who have difficulty physically speaking, people with aphasia need help overcoming the underlying language disorder on top of any speech difficulties.

In this webcast, Howard Shane and Meghan OBrien describe the use of the Visual Immersion Program to develop the comprehension and expressive language skills of individuals with autism.

Interactive Visual Timetable and Interactive Visual Timetable for Working Life are two quick and easy to use programs which produce picture schedules and chronological work-plans.

Free programs/resources to download Free upgrades and utilities Interactive Visual Timetable - free online software Let's Talk: On The Farm - free resources Music Games - Key Stage 1 music activities Talking Faces - free, switch accessible software SENS