Children in the autism spectrum tend to be visual learners. As a result they generally learn and perform better when provided with visual instructions and prompts. In this department you will find a large variety of visuals including picture strips, visual instructions, signs and more. Most of our visuals are in PDF and require a PDF reader to access.  Please read our article for information on how to use our visual instructions and picture strips.

Asking for Help
Asking Someone to Play Visual Cards
Bathroom Door Signs
Birthday Party Schedule Pictures
Break Cards
Bus Rules
Calendar Schedule
Calm Story
Chores Pictures
Chores Pictures 2
Classroom Jobs
Classroom Picture Schedule
Cleaning My Bedroom
Coming to School
Communication Board
Desk and Table Rules
Dishes
First, Then Board
First, Then Toilet Training
Following Instructions
Fourth of July Schedule Pictures
Getting Dressed Picture Strip
Getting Dressed Pictures & Text
Getting Ready for Bed Picture Strip
Getting Ready for Bed Pictures & Text
Getting Ready for School Picture Strip
Getting Ready for School Pictures & Text
Going to Mass Pictures & Text
Going to the Dentist Picture Strip
Going to the Doctor Picture Strip
Group Rules
How to Choose Who Will Be First
How to Listen
How to Use Your Words
I need Help
Last Night at Home
Line Visuals
Lunch Choice Board
Making Mistakes
McDonald's Kids Menu
My Turn, Your Turn Visual
Picture Schedule Pictures
Play Choice Board
Problem Solving Board
Problem Strategy Board Pictures
Raising Hand Tickets
Riding a Tricycle
Rules for Lining up After Recess
Rules For Walking In Line
Shopping Rules
Small Group Classroom Setup
Snack Choices
Snack Choices 2
Teacher Area
Thinking of Others Visual
Today at School
Toy Pictures
Tying My Shoes
Using Visuals For Work Completion
Wall Ball Instructions
Wash Hands
What To Do When the Rules Change on the Playground
Work Completion Schedule