The ABLEities Foundation

Visual schedules are excellent tools that can help to provide structure and predictability for learners who need visual supports. If you find that your at-home morning routine is a struggle and you're constantly doing things for your child to get out of the door on time, visual schedules can help. Instructions provided in the download. Colored and plain versions are included. Don't see the home schedule that best fits your routine? Email us and we will create a custom version for you!

This unit includes 10 Spring-themed snack ideas with visual recipes to guide learners of all ABLEities through each step of the cooking/assembling process. In addition to each snack idea, we paired each recipe with 1-2 read aloud suggestions and a craft idea, to create a comprehensive themed-activity that will last through a weekend day! We call this the LiterEATcy Unit.

Using manners and polite words is an important social skill. This social story details different scenarios in which one should/could say "thank you." See our store for an ASL sign language version as well!

Language boards that correspond to the beloved books "Green Eggs and Ham" and "The Foot Book." These are an excellent resource to present and review vocabulary in a visual and concrete way. Color-coding follows the modified Fitzgerald key

Although snow days may seem fun for some, the change in routine and structure can lead to sadness, anxiety, and an increase in behaviors in some of our learners. This social story can be used to prepare your child or learner for changes in routine and help calm anxiety. Read the story before an impending snow day or on the morning of when that cancellation call is received. The story can be read on the computer or printed and made into a book. Keep this story on hand throughout Winter!

Love the First/Then board, but don't have the materials/time/desire to make it? Download this product and we will send you a fully completed version. Upon purchase THE ABLEITIES FOUNDATION INC will: - Print the product in full color - Laminate for sturdiness - Cut out the board and pictures - Add velcro - Mail it to your address After purchasing the product, email the foundation at: ableities@gmail.com with your mailing address. You will receive an order confirmation and the product withi

This First/Then Board is the perfect product to be used in the home. A First/Then board provides a visual depiction of the series of events (ex. first clean-up, then dessert) and helps to set-up behavior expectations. Additionally, it is a great tool to help with "waiting." Some learners may engage in problem behaviors when told "no" or "later." However, with the use of the First/Then board, a learner can see that there is not a permanent denial of access, just delayed. When setting up a

This language board can be used to provide visually, accessible vocabulary related to Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The color coding of the icons follows the modified Fitzgerald key for students who use augmentative/alternative communication devices.

Having manners and using polite words is an important social skill. This social story highlights different scenarios in which one should/could say "thank you."

This visual recipe is a great activity to incorporate following directions (visual and verbal), cooking vocabulary and Earth Day.

Included in this product: 1. A visual and written step-by-step of how to go trick-or-treating 2. Visual card to support verbal language while trick-or-treating

Visual task analysis to support the steps of making a valentine card

Two language boards centered on Earth Day vocabulary. One board includes basic vocabulary and the second includes slightly more complex vocabulary.