Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com shows laminated visual question cards with picture answers for nonverbal kids. The set has 11 question formats like "How are you?" and "What's your favorite food?" Kids pick a picture to answer spoken questions, used daily during classroom morning group time.
Hi, this is Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com, and this is a product preview for my Visual Questions for Children with Autism. Um, so these are different visual questions that I use for my students with lower verbal abilities so they can engage in question answering and social behavior with both peers and adults. So here's a picture of how the finished product turns out, and there's 11 different formats for 11 questions included in this packet. So here are all of the answers, the answer pictures, so you'll want to laminate and cut these out and put soft Velcro on the back. And then here are all the question cards, so you can laminate these, cut out cut out this whole box and put Velcro in each piece, in each box, so then it'll turn out like this finished product. So then when I hand it to the student who has less verbal abilities, I can say, "How are you?" and he can hand me a picture to say he's angry or sleepy. So the questions included are: How was your breakfast? What's the best part of your day? What's your favorite food? Did you sleep well last night? How are you today? What did you do last night? What sport do you like? What fruit do you like best? What animal do you like? What is the weather today? And do you like vegetables? So there's a variety of questions about your favorite things and also items that are, um, like daily items like weather and how are you. So we use these daily in our social time in our morning group setting. This was a product preview of Visual Questions for Children with Autism by TheAutismHelper.com.
