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I've created a handy folder for my students with limited verbal skills to keep their visuals in one place!

I added a selection of the visuals and sentence starters they would use throughout the class day to reduce frustration that sometimes is created when they are unable to communicated effectively.


I have also sectioned it off with access tabs in order to find particular visuals easily!

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