Five Ways to Store Picture Symbols
We had a real chuckle when this photo came across our Twitterfeed (@PrAACticalAAC-Robin, @CommGreenhouse-Carole). The discussion that followed led us to think about our favorite ways of storing those little gems.
- Slide protectors and sports card protectors
- Hanging jewelry organizers
- Tackle and utility boxes
- Craft boxes for beads
- Tabbed coupon wallets
Do you have a favorite way of storing the icons and picture symbols that you use in your therapy? We’d love to know about it.
Filed under: PrAACtical Thinking
Tagged With: picture symbols, pictures, resources, storage
This post was written by Carole Zangari
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I used a ring binder with file dividers covered in fabric that was velcro compatible. A bit like a pecs folder. So I could see them easily and pull them our quickly.
That makes a lot of sense for those situations where you need to grab a symbol quickly. Thanks for sharing that idea, Cha!!
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