Autism Communication Book with Symbols

Description

Communication books are a great way to allow your non verbal or lower level verbal students to successfully communicate with you and those around them. This communication book will help give your students the opportunity to communicate their needs and wants.

There are a variety of different symbols included in this resource for you to use with your communication book. You can also add a photo of your student onto the front of their communication book – we recommend printing out and using velcro to attach the student to the front of the book – that way you can re-use it year after year.

Every day we look around for different visual prompts i.e road signs, shopping lists. These help us to go through our daily lives. Many people diagnosed with autism are thought to learn best visually. By providing this communication book you are providing your student(s) with a visual aide.

This communication book will also help your students to work on their vocabulary, language development and ability to process information. Most importantly, this resource is fantastic for promoting your students independence and life skills.

Anyone can benefit potentially from using a communication book or similar visual aide, regardless of age or ability.

Each communication book can be personalised and differentiated to suit individual needs.

It has different pages for different categories including;
♦ snack
♦ choice
♦ people
♦ colors
♦ colours
♦ numbers.

More pages can be added to suit you and your student(s) individual needs and levels of communication.

This pack also includes numerous symbols for you to use in the book.

Included is also a walkthrough PDF directing you on how to use the book, what way to put it together etc.

This download comes as a PDF file.

It comes with an option of 4 different covers to choose from.

Each page also comes in 2 different options for you to choose from;
• border
• full colour/color.

There are 2 spellings of the ‘colours/color’ page to suit different spelling i.e American/UK etc.