Visual Communication Book-Non-verbal & Non-speaking autism - PECS book

Do you have a student who is non-verbal or non-speaking and has autism or who has limited verbal skills and you are trying to figure out where to start with AAC? Using a PECS book or visual communication book can help! Dozens of PECS icons included in this comprehensive set.

A visual communication book (similar to PECS) is always my first choice in getting started! It is easy to use in the classroom and at home, and can easily be individualized with children. This resource includes TONS of pictures to help you get started. It also has directions, with pictures, to help you set the visual communication book up for your nonverbal (or limited verbal) student with autism!

This visual communication book resource is perfect for early childhood special education teachers, speech/language pathologists, and parents to use with children who are nonverbal with autism.

This visual communication book resource includes the following:

300+ colorful pictures for the visual communication book (nouns, verbs, pronouns, letters (uppercase & lowercase), numbers 1-10, shapes, colors, feelings, body parts, sensory). There are options to print 2 inch x 2 inch pictures or 1.5 inch x 1.5 inch pictures.

23 options for sentence strips

A "not right now" page for the communication book

6 "first-then" boards and instructions on how to use them

Detailed instructions (with pictures) on how to assemble the visual communication book

An editable pdf page to add your own images and text for individualized pictures for the visual communication book (must have a pdf program that allows you to fill forms)

Detailed instructions (with pictures) on how to get started with implementing the visual communication book at home or at school

Pictures included in this resource: Animal Cracker, Apple, Arm, Art, Asparagus, Bacon, Bagel, Ball, Banana, Band-aid, Bath, Beans, Bike, Bird, Black, Blocks, Blowing, Blue, Blueberries, Board Game, Book, Bored, Break Time, Breathing Tool, Broccoli, Brown, Bubble Wrap, Bubbles, Bunny, Bus, Butter, Cake, Calm, Candy, Car, Carrot, Carrots, Cat, Catching, Cauliflower, Celery, Cereal, Cheese, Cheese, Cracker, Cheese Puffs, Cheeseburger, Cherries, Chewy, Chicken, Chicken Nuggets, Chores, Circle, Coloring, Computer, Cookie, Cookies, Corn, Cottage Cheese, Cotton Balls, Coughing, Cracker, Crayons, Crescent, Crying, Cucumber, Cupcake, Dancing, Dauber, Diamond, Disgusted, Dog, Doll, Dollhouse, Donut, Drink, Drinking, Ear, Eating, Egg, Embarrassed, Eraser, Eye, Falling, Feel, Fidget Ball, Fidget Toy, Fish, Fish Cracker, Foot, Fries, Fruit Bar, Fruit Snacks, Frustrated, Game, Glue, Glue Stick, Graham Cracker, Granola Bar, Grapefruit, Grapes, Gray, Green, Ham, Hamburger, Hamster, Hand, Happy, He, Head, Headphones, Heart, Help, Hexagon, Hot Dog, Hugging, Hurt, I, I Hear, I See, I Want, Ice Cream, Ice Cream Cone, It’s, iPad, Juice Box, Jumping, Kicking, Kiwi, Laptop, Learning Time, Leg, Legos, Lemonade, Lettuce, Lizard, Love, Mac and Cheese, Mad, Markers, Meal, Medicine, Melon, Milk, Mouse, Mouth, Muffin, Mushrooms, Music, My, Name, No, Noodles, Nose, Oatmeal, Octagon, Onion Rings, Open, Opening, Orange, Orange Juice, Oval, Paint, Paintbrush, Pancake, Paper, Parallelogram, Peach, Pear, Peas, Pen, Pencil, Pentagon, Pepper, Phone, Pie, Pineapple, Pink, Pinwheel, Pipe Cleaners, Pizza, Playdough, Playground, Playing, Please, Pool, Pop, Popcorn, Popsicle, Potato, Potato Chips, Potatoes, Pretzels, Proud, Pudding, Pulling, Purple, Pushing, Puzzle, Raspberries, Reading, Rectangle, Red, Restaurant, Rice, Riding, Running, Sad, Sand, Sandbox, Sandwich, Sausage, Scared, School, Scissors, Sensory Bin, Sensory Toy, She, Shocked, Shower, Sick, Silly, Sleeping, Sliding, Slinky, Snack, Snake, Sneezing, Soda, Square, Squeeze Ball, Stapler, Star, Stomach, Store, Strawberries, Stretchies, Stretchy Toy, String Cheese, Stuffed Animal, Surprised, Sweeping, Sweet Potato, Swimming, Swing, Swinging, TV, Tablet, Taco, Teal, Thank You, They, Throwing, Tired, Tissue, Toast, Toilet, Tomato, Tortilla, Tortilla Chips, Toy Cars, Toys, Train, Trapezoid, Triangle, Turkey, Turtle, Veggie Straws, Video Game, Waffle, Wait, Walk, Walking, Washing, Water, Watermelon, Waving, White, Work, Worried, Writing, Yellow, Yes, Yogurt, You.

Also, This free guide can help you figure out which language skills to target with your child or students. Check it out!

If you like this resource, check out these other activities geared toward little learners with autism:

⭐️ Visual Schedule For Special Education

⭐️ Preschool Self Regulation Activities

⭐️ Autism & Toilet Training

⭐️ One Step Directions

⭐️ Common Toddler Vocabulary

⭐️ Preschool Language Concepts

⭐️ Animated Expressive and Receptive Verbs Boom Cards™

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