Wait Card
Waiting is a very abstract concept for individuals on the autism spectrum and often difficult for a student with ASD to understand. How long do I wait? Where do I wait? These are just a few of the many questions associated with waiting. A wait card provides a method for visually teaching the concept of waiting. The card can be held by the child while waiting for a turn, waiting in line to leave for recess, or can be placed on the item of interest while the child is required to wait for that item.
Examples:

Yellow Wait Card
Blank Yellow Wait Card
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Clock Yellow Wait Card
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Hand Yellow Wait Card
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Book Suggestions:

Out and About: Preparing children with Autism Spectrum Disorders to Participate in Their Communities
Jill Hudson & Amy Bixler Coffin
This book provides a framework for identifying the areas where an individual with ASD may need support to participate more fully and successfully in community activities. The framework, created as a Blueprint, outlines 10 tools to consider when identifying supports for students with ASD in relation to a particular community outing.