This groups is preschool materials of any kind

Join us to exchange ideas and materials for supporting student success in academic areas like math, science, social studies, reading and writing.

Local Assistive Technology Specialists (LATS) and FDLRS Techs serving 11 Florida counties. Each year at our symposium we create hundreds of visual supports to share with teachers, therapists, and parents. Enjoy!

This group is to share your most successful boardmaker lessons and ideas that you have found successful with autistic students. The students can range anywhere from high functioning to low functioning. The group can share effective behavior programs and good social stories that have helped eliminate some of the behavior problems of autistic students.

This group will feature cooking recipes with picture symbols. It is intended to bring students and children together with their teachers and parents through cooking. Feel free to add your own recipes or share some in the group already. Bon Appetit!

This group is a sharing place for print and on-screen behavioral supports. We'll share boards and great ideas!

This group has been formed to allow participants in Region 4 Early Childhood Boardmaker workshops to upload and share activities they have created.

This is a group for people interested in using Boardmaker to help develop early literacy skills and coordinate visual displays with picture books, easy to read books, seasonal/thematic books, etc.

Created for optimal organization so you can quickly find the activities you need. Check out the "Activity Set" tab to browse activities by topic or type.

f you are looking for a collection of activities that will jump-start your teaching and maximize student learning, we’ve got you covered! Meet Boardmaker Activities-to-Go – free, printable activities for everyone, including educators, speech language pathologists, behavior specialists, and even parents! Each unit introduces students to a different topic, and contains 3 differentiated levels. Each unit contains: books at different Lexile levels; an activity schedule; speech and language activities; a collection of communication supports; a collection of behavior supports; a hidden picture or web; a vocabulary activity; a matching activity; a fun activity with a theme-based recipe or craft; a board game and bingo game.