Cue Cards Autism Supports Small-Large Visual Behavior Tool
$9.99
Cue cards autism supports includes both small lanyard sized necklace and large book-sized visuals to support communication and behavior management.
Description
Cue cards autism supports are perfect for students who need more visual resources in the classroom for communication supports.
This complete set of cue cards includes 176 individual picture and text visual cardsย to improve communication for students with autism or communication disorders/language delays at school.
The pack features both a large book-like set and a small visual necklace set with each set having easy find tabs for quick and efficient card selection.
I incorporate these cue cards into my daily routine with students across the autism spectrum and consistently witness remarkable results!
The cards were purposefully designed with a simple format featuring basic, plain pictures to maximize effectiveness for individuals with autism. Flashy pictures and backgrounds can be highly distracting to them.
Cue cards are most effective when paired with words or short phrases alongside a simple image.
Avoid using fancy fonts or elaborate clip art with your students with autism!
This Cue Card Visual bundle includes
- 176 individual picture and text cards
- 2 different set sizes : 1 large book sized and 1 small necklace sized
- Easy to find labeled tabs
Keep the cue card book in an easily accessible spot, such as on the wipe-off board ledge.
These cards cater to students with a wide range of communication abilities.
Teachers can utilize all the pages provided or select pages that are most suitable for their targeted students.
They are beneficial in various settings, including regular education classrooms, inclusion rooms, self-contained classrooms, at home, or in the community.
Cue cards autism set includes
- 1 more minute
- 3 minutes left
- 5 more minutes
- A schedule change
- Almost done
- Ask
- Body to self
- Brush
- Bye
- Can I play?
- Change
- Clean up
- Close
- Come here
- Different but okay
- Donโt interrupt
- Donโt look
- Donโt touch
- Drink
- Finish up
- Finished
- Fire drill
- First/Then
- Give me
- Go faster
- Go faster
- Go slower
- Good job
- Hands down
- Hands to self
- Hi
- I donโt understand
- I want ___
- I want bathroom
- I want fidget
- Later
- Line up
- Listen
- Lockdown drill
- Look
- Look at me
- Maybe
- My turn
- No
- No cheating
- Not okay
- Not yet
- Nurse
- Okay
- Open
- Pack up
- Pay attention
- Personal space
- Put in
- Quiet, shhh
- Raise hand
- School Assembly
- Sit down (2 different picture cards)
- Sit on Carpet
- Soft touch
- Stand
- Stay arm’s length away
- Stop
- Talk
- Talk louder
- Talk softer
- Think about it
- This one
- Throw it away
- Time to go
- Time to work
- Tornado drill
- Try again
- Use nice words
- Volume Control
- Wait, Help
- Walk
- Wash hands
- What do you think?
- Wipe your nose
- Wow
- Yes
- You can do it!
- You did it!
- Your turn
Please note that you will get the same cards in both the big size and small size which is the equivalent of receiving both 88 sets of cards in two different sizes.
Download this set of cue cards autism support and start helping those with autism today!
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Brenda C. –
Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Thank you for taking the time to create this.
Anahit A. –
The visuals were used with success in my class of French Immersion kindergarten. I used to have several kids with autism and cards were extremely helpful to guide them to follow through necessary steps. I also find the cards useful for other students as well. Thank you for the visuals.
Chelsea S. –
This was a great resource. It really helped to shape my students behavior along with other tools and strategies.
Simply Connecting –
I love using these cue cards with students. I like that there are so many visuals included in the resource.
Leah J. –
Great visuals for my ASD students I support. I love the little tabs on the side so I can find what I need quickly.
Behavior and Education Resources –
This has been helpful to give to my paras that work with students who do best with visual cues.
Macie A. –
These cards are easy to use and the tab on the side is nice for quick responses.
Solmari D. –
Love visual cues to help the students. Tha ks so much!
Molly P. –
the how easy to prep these are and that they can be used in various different situations both at home and out in the community
Ms B the Brain Changer –
This resource was so helpful with my small group!
Nadia R. –
It was a great resource to start my year. My students were able to use them to communicate their needs.
Chris C. –
These are great visuals to assist students with the expectation. I have created sets of these and provided to all the adults that work with my student. I have showed the students how they are to be used. Looking forward to having more time to implement them and seeing the positive results. Thank you.
Trisha P. –
Great resource, definitely came in handy! Thank you!
Michelle M. –
Fabulous resource to use with Autistic students or students with language disorders.
cassandra S. –
love it
Rachel D. –
So helpful with working with my kiddos.
Megan H. –
Great resource!
Candice Griffin –
Very helpful as I accompany my self- contained students into their inclusion classes.
Barb F. –
This has been a great way for our small group leaders to work with our more challenging kids during midweek ministry at church.