Small Visual Picture Cards for Speech Therapy - 162 Cartoon Icons for ASD, ADD, ADHD, Apraxia, & Stroke Patients.

Overview of Our Comprehensive Kit

The kit comes with 162 durable plastic cards divided into eight essential categories that cater to the needs of children. These categories are Food, Toys, School Activities, Places to Go, Signs, Emotions, and Actions. Additionally, you will find five blank cards for personal customization and six starter sentence cards designed to encourage communication. Each card measures 1.5 x 1.5 inches and features rounded corners for safety, along with a 1/2 inch soft loop dot for easy handling.

Categories of Cards

Food: This category includes a variety of familiar items such as cake, applesauce, yogurt, soup, candy, bread, Jello, juice, water, fish crackers, and snack foods. Other entries like milk, ice cream, rice, sandwiches, cereal, French fries, noodles, hamburgers, salads, and various meals such as dinner, lunch, and breakfast enrich this assortment. Don’t forget pizza, fruits, pancakes, hot dogs, vegetables, chips, juice boxes, and chicken nuggets.

Toys: Among the toys listed are iPads, Legos, skateboards, toy trains, tricycles, airplane toys, stacking toys, and balls. Additional items include bounce balls, puzzles, action figures, coils, musical instruments, board games, little people, blocks, stuffed animals, crayons, play dough, toy phones, dinosaurs, boats, potato toys, shape sorters, sand toys, trampolines, beads, sketching toys, toy cars, books, and bubbles.

School Activities: This section emphasizes vital activities like play, lunch boxes, homework, library time, recess, and break periods. It also highlights essential developmental skills through motor skills exercises, using computers, engaging in sports, taking the bus, participating in circle time, and various other arts and crafts activities.

Places to Go: The card set reveals exciting destinations such as stores, zoos, parks, museums, aquariums, and offers different experiences like trips, haircuts, swimming, visits to the doctor, parties, theaters, dental appointments, beach outings, and special therapy sessions.

Home Activity: Engage in various home activities with cards representing watching TV, spending time with family, bathroom routines, setting the table, handwashing, organizing clothes, dental hygiene, taking medicine, cleaning rooms, eating, getting dressed, brushing hair, sleeping, bathing, and car rides.

Signs: This category emphasizes important communicative signs such as finished, go, stop, loud, help, quiet, I want, yes, no, please, want, my turn, your turn, more, and all done.

Emotions: Help children express their feelings through cards depicting emotions like surprise, embarrassment, happiness, sadness, pride, sickness, tiredness, excitement, disgust, coldness, anger, fear, hurt, and hotness.

Actions: Various actions such as drinking, building, listening to music, walking, writing, throwing, singing, sharing, dancing, sitting, running, jumping, cutting, blowing, and choosing are included in this category.

Durability and Educational Value

These cards are designed for consistent use; they are wear and tear-resistant, moisture-proof, and durable enough for everyday handling. They serve as excellent educational tools for enhancing receptive and expressive language skills, aiding in labeling, matching items, sorting, and constructing sentences for requests.

Community Support

The kit is particularly beneficial for the Autism/ASD community, designed to help children in this spectrum rapidly acquire functional communication skills. For stroke patients or individuals with cognitive challenges, these cards aid in expressing needs and wants, thus facilitating rehabilitation in various settings such as homes, schools, and care facilities.

This extensive kit provides invaluable resources for parents, caregivers, and educators eager to foster communication and interaction.

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