A Food Choice Board is a visual strategy to use when a learner is overwhelmed by too many food choices.
What is a Meal and Food Choice Board?
A Food Choice Board is a visual strategy to use when a learner is overwhelmed by too many choices, you can put a smaller number of food choices on this board for the learner to choose from.
The visual is used to represent the food that is available for a learner to choose from. It helps a learner communicate the desired food they want at that time or for a specific meal.
The goal of a Food Choice board is to encourage communication, provide a visual reminder of what food is available, and to encourage independent decision making at meal and snack times. The idea is that the learner has the food displayed in a way that they can visually process the information rather
than using words to convey that information.
A Meal Choice Board is a visual strategy to use when a learner is having breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The board allows the learner to ask for help, ask more of something, to say when they are finished, or whether they like or dislike the food.
The Hug Circle infographic is used to teach a learner boundaries with others when it comes to affection. Teaching these boundaries can help keep a learner safe.
The goal of the Hug Circle infographic is to teach appropriate affection boundaries to a learner. A learner can have a sense of these boundaries with other individuals based on where the individual falls on the Hug Circle.
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