Wednesday, February 25, 2015

Master Flashcard for autism 500+ flashcard for free for Autism kids

Great Visual Learner
            As a visual learner, Children tend to use the right side of their brain for reading rather than the left side. In doing so, words are remembered as pictures. Children who are visual learners tend to have weaker auditory processing skills along with weaker auditory memory. For these children, remembering how letters and sounds fit together to make up a word can be challenging.  It is important for visual learners to see the whole word as a picture first, and then it is easier to remember how those letters and sounds fit together to make up that whole word/picture. As a result of these struggles, many children who are visual learners can fall behind in a classroom that uses predominantly phonetic decoding methods for teaching reading.
            Flashcards are often misused by the even the most well-intended user. They are meant to be flashed, not held for an indefinite period of time! Fortunately, flash cards utilize all three learning modalities: visual, auditory and tactile.            Flash cards should be bright and engaging in order to make a real impact particularly for the visual learner. To begin teaching reading, each card should contain a word that represents something that the learner can visualize. (It is much easier for a child to visualize a 'ball' than to visualize and remember the word 'that'). Auditory reinforcement by the instructor is imperative so that the child hears very clearly how the word should sound.
How to use Flashcards?
Ø  Present flash cards consistently - create a daily routine
Ø  Print letters in lower case except for a proper noun
Ø  Use a very basic font for printing
Ø  Use large flashcards
Ø  Use illustrations to demonstrate content when needed
Ø  Choose applicable vocabulary that your child will be interested in
            The collection of Flash cards is listed as below. It is 250 pages PDF file with approximately 500+ flashcards.
            Actions, Adjectives,  Animals,  Autumn,  Baby,  Bathroom, Bedroom,  Birds, Birthday, Body Parts, Buildings, Christmas, Clothes, Colors, Daily Routines, Days Of The Week, Drinks,        Easter, Emotions ,Fantasy, Family, Feelings, Fish, Food, Food Quantities, Fruits, Furniture,  Gadgets,  Gestures Gender, Hair, Halloween, Health, Hobbies, Home Appliances, House, Household, Illnesses, Insects, Instruments Months Of The Year,  Nouns, Nature, Occupations, Parts Of The Day, Prepositions, School Building, School Objects, Shapes, Snacks And Desserts, Sports, Spring, Stages Of Life, Summer, The Five Senses, The Four Seasons, Tools, Toys, Transportation, Travel, Vegetables, Weather and weather
            I hope this will help the kids with autism the visual learners to understand the different concepts.
Thanks and Regards,

Selva…




Flash card courtesy : www.kids-pages.com

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