Using Picture Cards with Children with Autism, Part 2 (of 2)

Learn how to use picture cards and picture schedules in this instructional video (part 2 of 2). For free resources, including picture cards and instructions to print, please visit http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/LivingWellWithAutism/

Category:

Education

Tags:

• health
• autism
• autistic
• PECS
• picturecards

[ebaymamaqueen]

thank you for doing these videos! it really helps :)

[livingwellwithautism]

@ebaymamaqueen  It helps me, too! :) thanks for watching

[jengood]

your videos are wonderful to watch and so informative.. my son has just been diagnosed with ASD, he is now 7 and i have been struggling with strategies to help him cope with changes thank you, i have actually learned more from parents than i have from the professionals :D

[livingwellwithautism]

@jengood Thank you so much for your comments. It is amazing who we learn from. I can remember learning things from a 20 year old babysitter. It's humbling. And parents and professionals have helped. This is a tough road, but we are all in this together!

[LivingLovingHiking]

I am also just beginning to work with children with autism, so thank you for the great information! I appreciate your explanations about where to get resources for picture cards and how to create a schedule. Parts 1 & 2 of this series are very helpful!

[livingwellwithautism]

@LivingLovingHiking Thanks so much for your commitment to work with children with autism! It means everything to families. Thanks for your comments and for watching!

[livingwellwithautism]

@kiddlyjesus3000 I can totally understand feeling that way.  Thanks for watching and for providing that great feedback.

[kiddlyjesus3000]

i have aspergers sometimes cards while i was in school helped me but at home i was treated like the rest of my brothers and sisters i liked the cards at school but at home i did not want cards cause i liked that i was treated the same as my brothers and sisters

[livingwellwithautism]

I am so glad you chose to work with children with special needs. We need more people with big hearts like you. Let me know how it goes!

[dpm4444]

I've just started working with children with autism as a paraprofessional in an Early Childhood Program in our district. I found your information very helpful and I appreciate it very much! Thanks!