Living Well With Autism
- Welcome
- Coping
- Autism handbook
- Meal time tips
- Bed time tips
- Play and engagement tips
- Communication Tips
- How to Use Picture Cards and Schedules
- Pragmatic Language Visual Helpers
- Sign Language Visual Helpers
- Behaviors picture cards
- Eloping picture cards
- Self Care Visual Helpers
- Food Visual Helpers
- Bedtime Picture Cards and Schedules
- Cooking Visual Helpers
- Restaurant Visual Helpers
- Dentist Visual Helpers and Tips
- Beach Picture Cards
- Speech Therapy Picture Cards
- OT and Sensory Picture Cards
- Therapeutic Horseback Riding
- Saint Patrick's Day
- Mardi Gras Picture Cards and Activities
- Easter Picture Cards and Activities
- Halloween Picture Cards and Activities
- Thanksgiving Picture Cards and Activities
- Christmas Picture Cards and Activities
- Holiday Picture Cards
- How to Use Social Stories
- Travel and Holidays
- Special interests
- Safety tips and abuse prevention
- Online Resources
- Contact Mary
December and Christmas
Christmas Picture Cards
Visual helpers, like picture cards and schedules, help the person with autism organize their day, and understand activities have been completed and what is coming up next.
They are a great way to build competency by playing on a strength that tends to be strong in individuals with autism (visual processing, visual memory).
Here are some resources for free, printable visual helpers for the holidays…just laminate the cards, attach some velcro, and you’re ready to schedule!
- Download this Christmas board of picture cards
- Visit Tinsnips for free, printable Christmas conversation boards, illustrated songs, and worksheets.
