Visual Education Supports Bundle (Special Needs)

This bundle is valuable for students with special needs who require visual learning support, such as those on the autism spectrum. It is also useful for students with English as a second language or young students who are learning to read. It contains a large variety of editable visual timetable labels in addition to rewards charts, task folders, visual time table desk strips, emotions cards and more!

Included in this pack:

• A variety of editable visual time table labels in two sizes - simply type in the text boxes to customise your class schedule.
• Editable clocks for the timetable
• Task folder cover pages
• Task cards and task steps pages (e.g. "I need", "My task")
• Rewards cover page and a variety of sticker and stamp charts (directly linked to task folders). There are color charts to use with reusable stickers or printable charts to use with stickers or stamps.
• Rewards choice board and cards
• Reward certificates
• Timetable cover page
• Visual timetable boards (grid and desk strip)
• Visual timetable cards (more options are included in my editable visual timetable pack)
• Emotions cover page
• Five point scale
• Emotions picture cards
• Communication cover page
• Communication cards (e.g. places, activities, people, like/dislike)
• "First this, then that" chart.

* To access the editable files you will need Microsoft PowerPoint.

I hope you love this resource!

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