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Pictures to support communication
Pictures, pictures, pictures. This department has lots of pictures that you can print to use to support communication. Pictures can be used to help students with Autism Spectrum Disorders express themselves better. Equally important, pictures are an effective tool to give students information. Use pictures to improve communication, solve behavior problems and lots more. For more information how to do that, see Visual Strategies for Improving Communication.
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Change
2 X 2 pictures
change 1, change 2,
change 3, something is going to change,
what is going to happen? . . .
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Sick: Pictures to Help Communicate How Students Feel When Ill
2 X 2 pictures
cover your mouth, itch,
sore arm, sore back, sore bottom,
headache, sore ear, headache,
sore head, stomach ache, sore throat, sore knee . . .
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