WDW Picture Schedule

[2plus2equalsus]

I'm looking for pictures to make a visual schedule for my son.
Can anyone help with a link? Or share yours?
Thanks in advance!

 

[connie254]

I'm looking for pictures to make a visual schedule for my son.
Can anyone help with a link? Or share yours?
Thanks in advance!

http://www.wdwmagic.com/photos.htm
I tried that with my first trip to WDW in 1997. I had 2-3 Birnbaum books and some other pictures I found, cut out the pictures, put them on a giant keyring and hung it from my beltloops. He looked at them while we waited for buses and that was it. He actually enjoyed the free Disney tapes/DVDs of the Disney parks better. And he followed TEACCH schedules at preschool, and home. He actually enjoyed going "off schedule" there, especially meeting characters and getting autographs. Just shows you how unique each autistic is.

 

[SueM in MN]

These are some links copied from post 3 of the disABILITIES FAQs thread:

Thread about making Communication Boards
Thread with links in post one to find pictures of communication pages for each park
Link to Scrapbookers thread with many pictures of rides, signs, and assorted WDW pictures. Useful for communication, social stories or schedules.
Link to report of park experience of Dynavox user
Thread about PECs
mousescrapper's special guidebook for her son
Marie S's Going on an Airplane PEC book
Marie S's WDW Visual Schedule and Choice PEC book
DisMomAmy's Visual Help Cards
Thread about new picture book about MK by Kevin Yee.
HINT: If you plan to travel by air, you may also want to look at post #15 of this thread, which includes links to Orlando airport and TSA websites with pictures that would be useful for social stories.

Besides the picture link that connie254 posted, here are some other picture sites:
The DIS site photo album:
http://www.wdwinfo.com/pictures.htm

DIS member photo album:
http://photopost.wdwinfo.com/disboards-com-member-photo-galleries/index1332.html

If you have an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad, there are a lot of apps available for making picture stories or picture schedules.
The one I am most familiar with is called Pictello, but there are lots more. Some don't say they are meant for picture schedules on the app description, but still work well for that.

If your child is in school, early childhood or working with a speech therapist, they Los may be helpful to you.