Behavior Keyring Lanyard, Visual Cue Cards for Autism Classroom (English)

We had an evaluation on our son about having Autism, where they said it was a possibility but they were going to diagnose him with being developmentally delayed. From our research he did share a lot of common symptoms of Autism. This being said my wife wanted to try this our and it really does help. I think this would help with most toddlers to be honest, we sent this to school with him one day on his backpack and it never came back! The teacher said it was a great tool for all the students and asked for more! For the price I wasn't willing to buy more for the school but my Wife told her to keep it. The teacher loves it and says it helps with all the kids when they are having fits/not listening. I would recommend it if you need a tool to help calm/explain to your child in a different way what you want them to do. (To be honest you could probably just make these yourself, I imagine the teacher just made copies and laminated them to make more. Thought these are a bit heavier duty than regular printer paper that's laminated)

I am a school based OT and I have had these cards for over 2 years. I wear them everyday of the week. This company sells a communication deck as well and I combined them and took out the ones I don’t use (I found another company that had yes, no, sit, stand, walk, eat, and drink as well and added them too). I wear them on a lanyard around my neck with keys attached and have had absolutely no issues with wear or tear. Mine get flung around all the time too and they are very durable. They are wonderful for when your kiddo is in crisis and you need to focus their attention to help them calm or just for basic school expectations (and to help them express feelings). On occasion, I will hand them over to my students who are becoming bored/fidgety and want something to look at. I would recommend these along with the other decks that I purchased to make a handy communication visual that travels easily.

I work with the school district and alot of the students I work with have special needs and respond appropriately with these cue cards. Much better than a verbal cue. I carry them with me no matter where I go.

I teach in a self-contained autism classroom and wear pecs cards on my lanyard. These are very durable compared to the laminated paper ones I've used for the past 6 years. I am disappointed that the picture on my front card started to fade within a week or two of use. Even though my cards get a lot of wear and tear, I expected them to last longer.

It matches the devices that we use at school. The tags are thick plastic but be warned do not use alcohol wipes on them it will remove the pictures slowly. I made the mistake of using it on mine when it got dirty. Use soap and water.

Not the best. My problem is that the ring for it is ENTIRELY TOO SMALL. The papers are fine, the plastic part is durable enough to withstand an angry child, but the value for money only comes if you have like a circle keyring thing pre-existing, cause then thread it through that part and you’re golden.

Our kiddo has SPD, ADHD, and RAD. These cards are ESSENTIAL to our everyday life. SO durable and sturdy. I throw them in my purse everyday, and use them as needed. Our kid cannot sit still, or listen well so these cards are effective at communicating to him what we need to have happen. They aren't the most fun to flip through, and I constantly try to keep them flipped to where I think he's heading, but sometimes the 4 seconds of flipping misses the poor behavior. Not sure if there's a better way other than for me to re-organize them on their ring. Have yet to stain, bend, fold, drop, or lose these though!

My son is autistic and 12yrs old. He loves getting gifts. Any gifts, paper is a favorite of his & yes he's a shredder. These cards are on a ring & made of durable cardboard. They have the action words and matching pictures on each one to help with better comprehension. Great for homeschool! Also for little hands since they measure 3"×3".

Very good quality, a little expensive but overall worth the buy.

Amazing quality. There will always be other prompts you need or want for your specific situation, but this is a really good base set. I work in an education support centre and have not yet needed to add more prompts

Great tools for our daycare center. we now have the same as the school. they are professional looking light weight and helpful.

Very good quality and children recognised symbols. Good value

My wife is a special needs teacher and we bought these for her. It has been invaluable for her in helping teach her students. A must have!