very helpful

very helpful in school and at home

They live throughout our home.

A visual schedule combined with short breaks between tasks can be effective when trying to get through something like homework. Visual schedules are essential for Connor in maintaining certain routines (like getting ready for school in the morning).

It didnt go well he was to smart and didnt need them."so they say"

We have a folder with pictures which she loves to look at. It helps her communicate.

having a daily schedule really works for my son but if one day is different then it throws everything off for him

This is a must!! Visual just clicks for them. I had pictures all over the house and would point to them and call out what it was. It took my son 3 years to understand door/outside but once it clicked it stayed

Used in elementary grades until the 5th. Helped keep him on schedule, in a routine and to check his routine, while providing a visual cue that he could understand. Faded out in 5th.

She does well with this. This is what they use at her shool.

Definately works, we used the PECS!

a must for those that have difficulty with speech.

Created the 'Behaviour Toolkit'

used in younger years, worked great for son to learn schedule at home and school.

THis is very effective for my son. He likes to know what is coming.