Learning Through Visuals 365

This spring garden worksheet has been SO much fun this week. I made copies for students to make their own but have also made a laminated set with Velcro perfect for an interactive activity. The visuals can be laminated and cut to be placed in a garden sensory bin! Lined writing worksheet is also included with spring garden writing prompt.

Read along to Pete the Cat Pizza Party with this great worksheet. Students can color the pizza and toppings while listening to story details. They can then cut and glue toppings to make their very own pizza. Great speech group activity!

Pete the Cat and the Cool Caterpillar book companion. Varied WH questions including what, who and where with visual supports. Each question has three visual answer choices. Enjoy!

I developed these conversation cues when I realized I was verbally prompting my students for every step during conversation practice. In an effort to reduce the level of support needed I created this visual. I cut into two separate strips and hand out to the "speaker" and "listener." This product is also great for teaching social roles.

These visuals are perfect for story circles using the Matt and Molly social stories! This board correlates to the Matt and Molly Go to Lunch story from the "Matt and Molly at School" series. Hope you enjoy as much as I do! Can be used as a language board or cut out for sequencing, visual choice for questions or matching.

Great visual for asking/answer social questions and practicing sharing personal information. Love using this visual with my AAC kids to help them access and share social information.

Picture vocabulary companion for If You Give a Dog a Donut book. Print out and laminate as a complete board or cut out individual pictures to help with comprehension and story recall.

These are some of my favorite picture visuals to pair with books and social stories. This page features nouns and verbs correlating to the Matt & Molly series. If you are an owner of the Matt and Molly What questions booklet, these go perfect with the Matt and Molly Play in the Snow story. I love to cut these out and use for sequencing, responding to "wh" questions and vocabulary development.