My PECS is your #1 source to free professional PECS cards and images. Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) is designed to teach functional communication for children with autism and other special needs.

Google ‘free PECs cards’ or ‘free PECs symbols’ and you will find some you can use. If you are just starting this is probably all you need. If you are likely to need lots of cards I would recommend having a stock of symbols.

Use our free Yes and No Pecs to visually aid your child to answer questions: able2learn provides free teaching resources and educational material for all children , inclusive of autism and other developmental disabilities

2019年11月27日 · The PECS Universal NO Page is an easy way to use visual confirmation when refusing requests from picture exchange communication system users.

Create, customise and share picture exchange cards using a library of 15,000 Creative Commons symbols from Mulberry, Tawasol and Arasaac. Various size, font and style options are provided. A searchable library of teacher created sets is provided - your own personal sets can now be saved to My Stuff if you are logged in.

Provides one "Not Now" board to communicate to your learner when a requested item is not currently available. Frequently used when a child requests items like "Park," "Swimming," or foods around meal-times! CONTAINS NO PECS VISUALS. DESIGNED TO BE USED ALONGSIDE AVD PECS VISUALS.

PECS Card No Hitting: Hitting is the act of directing a physical attack with an intent to cause bodily harm though bunt trauma or penetrating trauma upon another individual.

Using AAC to help a child begin using YES and NO, with and without their device.

A Yes/No PECS card aids students with disabilities by providing clear visual cues for communication. The visual representation of "yes" and "no," combined with a checkmark or X, allows for immediate response, enhancing decision-making and confidence. Color coding—green for "yes" and red for "no"—makes it intuitive and easy to understand.

PECS Card No Kicking: A kick is a physical strike with the foot, leg, or knee with an intent to do damage. The act of kicking in general is a universal form of human aggression.