SpeciallyVisual

This product has worked wonders in Special Education classrooms to help students learn and follow expectations while working at their desk or table spot. Laminate it, tape it to their spot, and use them to help reinforce expectations during learning and instruction.

This product contains a printable Communication Board to use with your students who are working on increasing communication skills, using descriptive words to describe the way objects look and feel. Use this in your Special Education classroom, Self-Contained classroom, during Speech Therapy sessions, and more!

Use this when working on early math counting skills, in your Special Education classroom, or in your life-skills classroom. Print it, laminate it, and have students work on counting, number identification, and counting objects to stack on each number.

Do you have students or children who are working on toileting and becoming independent in the restroom? These visuals can be crucial to helping students understanding steps to toilet independently. Print, laminate, and place it near the toilet to help your child or student see as they work on toileting. Place the sentence strip outside the bathroom as a way for them to practice notifying you that they need to use the restroom before going into the bathroom.

This adapted file works great when working on sequencing the days of the week in the Special Education setting! Just cut out the days of the week, laminate them and the second page, and add Velcro! Great for working on IEP goals or just helping students take a hands on, visual approach to learning.

Print these out to make student placemats for your self-contained Special Education students for lunch and snack time. Students will love having communication visuals ready and accessible for them to communicate their wants and needs while eating at school. Print them off and glue them to colored cardstock. Then laminate them for added durability!