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Communication Cards: Behavioural Skills

These handmade laminated cards show basic object such as toys, food, emotions, etc, which can be used by a child, or person with Autism, ADHD, Aspergers or other communication problems, using these cards in a repetitious way can unlock the users vocal and communication skills and bridge the gap of speech

 

18 Hand Cards Showing Negative Behaviour - "Not Accepted".

No Biting, No Throwing, No Running, No Spitting, No Jumping, No Arguing, No Hitting, No Yelling, No Fighting, No Tantrums, No Banging Head, No Pushing, No Hiding, No Talking, No Hair Pulling, Stop, No Well Done

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