Today is Picture Day - PECS Autism Social Skills Story!

Today is Picture Day... Social story for Picture Day!... Synopsis: This social story explains the step-by-step process of Picture Day from getting ready in the morning to sitting down and remembering to smile under the bright lights. Picture Day has never been easier than with this easy to...

Today is Picture Day

Social story for Picture Day!

Synopsis: This social story explains the step-by-step process of Picture Day from getting ready in the morning to sitting down and remembering to smile under the bright lights. Picture Day has never been easier than with this easy to follow fact-based book for the occasion. Parents, teachers, and aides love this book! Start using this book a week before Picture Day to get them prepared for the event. Write 'Picture Day' on their calendar so they can see when the event is coming. Let them take this book to school and use it to walk through the event if necessary. Your child will feel so prepared and confident. The day is sure to be a success!

We have the highest quality PECS products on the internet. Our products are commercially laminated using a 6-roller machine. Each page is monitored and is heated to 300 degrees (that is 150 degrees higher than home laminating machines). Most of our products are purchased by schools and need to be kid tough. Our products are classroom quality and approved by schools and teachers.

Our products are 'classroom quality' and like no other on the internet. This is hugely popular book for children with Autism learning to use the toilet. Help promote your child's potty training success by adding visual aids to improve their likelihood for accomplishment.

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The book is 14 pages and measures 8" x 6". ALL MATERIALS are printed in color on 110lb cardstock and heat laminated with commercial-grade laminate. The book is bound with a vinyl coil binding and is extremely durable.

This item is created by Laura T. Behrendt © 2011

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