We as adults all rely on visual helpers every day. We use calendars, day timers, street signs, grocery lists, maps, and so on. Using visual cues in our environment allows us to plan, organize, and most of all be independent. Visuals are equally important to children because they are just beginning to learn how things work in the world. This site provides rationale and ideas for practical uses of visual supports. In addition they provide a tool to help you make them and a tip sheet

• The Connectability Visuals Engine
  A tool that provides templates for you to create visual supports for your child with 1, 2, 4, 6, 12 or 16 images. You can use their library of photos or pictures or upload your own. It also provides tips on different ways that visuals can be used.
• Connectability Visuals Tip Sheet