Visual Supports

When words are hard, showing beats telling. Visual supports give autistic kids a way to see what's coming next, ask for what they need, and move through transitions that words alone can't smooth out. This is the full set: visual schedules, first/then boards, communication cards, token boards, choice boards, and feelings tools like the Mood Meter and Feelings Wheel.

Every resource here was designed by Grace Ledden, MA, BCBA, from years of clinical work with neurodivergent kids, families, and educators. These are the tools she builds for real behavior plans, not clip-art worksheets. Nearly all are instant digital downloads, so you can print one at home tonight or laminate a classroom set before Monday.

Not sure where to start? A daily visual schedule is the workhorse. Build one free with our Visual Schedule Builder, then add the supports your kid actually reaches for: a break card for overwhelm, a first/then board for transitions, a token board for motivation.