Teachers can use visual supports like a visual necklace and deck to make classroom directions clearer for all students. Start by reviewing your existing visuals and removing anything irrelevant to your daily routine, keeping only what you actually need.
A visual necklace like this can be really helpful to give directions in an understandable and accessible way for your students. Now before you set this up, before you hook it up, I want you to go through your stack and I want you to edit. I want you to think about the things that you will be saying on a daily basis and what visuals you need access to on a regular basis. If you have no one in your classroom that bites, get rid of this one. If you don't have an issue with people throwing things away, I think everyone will have that one. If you do not ever ask students to sit on the floor, get rid of this. You want to make this this deck work for you, so prioritize what visuals you need.
