“How do you Feel?” Feeling Chart –Nonverbal Communication Cards –Visual Schedule Kids –Special Education Classroom Must Have –Autism Learning Material

Are you struggling to understand and communicate your child's emotions? Introducing the "How do you Feel?" Feeling Chart – a must-have tool for any special education classroom or autism household.

Designed with non-verbal toddlers, children with speech delays, and even adults in mind, this colorful communication board with a matching keyring is here to support emotional development. With its clear and visually appealing layout, it empowers children to identify and communicate their feelings and emotions – a vital first step in learning to manage them.

By using this communication board, you can unlock a world of improved behavior and fewer meltdowns. As children gain a better understanding of themselves, their emotions, and how to express them, they become more self-aware and capable of navigating their emotions in a healthy way.

The simplicity of the rainbow-colored board and the accompanying keyring makes it easy for children to engage without feeling overwhelmed. It provides just the right amount of information, allowing them to communicate without any added stress.

Rest assured that this communication board is not just another generic product. It is expertly designed using Genuine Picture Communication Symbols (PCS) by professionals specifically for autistic children and those with ASD/ADHD. These symbols have been trusted and used by millions of individuals worldwide for over 30 years, making them highly familiar to your child from school or therapy sessions.

In addition to its exceptional design, the "How do you Feel?" Feeling Chart is made to last. Crafted from premium plastic material, it is waterproof, highly durable, and easy to clean – perfect for the demands of an autism household. Unlike laminated paper or cardstock options, our chart will not split, rip, or crease easily.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to promote emotional well-being in your child. Take the first step towards helping them communicate and understand their emotions better. To order the "How do you Feel?" Feeling Chart now, click here.