Visual Aids

Visual Aids

 

Three visual representations of red apples

What is it?

A picture, video, or realia (objects used in real life that students can touch/smell/etc., which can help visual/kinesthetic learners [e.g., bringing in a real apple]) to aid learning.

Where is it found?

Bring in items/visuals that pertain to your lesson. You can have a stack of laminated paper printouts, pictures ready to project on the SMART Board, and/or objects you bring.

How do I use it?

Use visual aids when introducing new vocabulary to give context to the students. You can use visuals to help with classroom management as well (e.g., hold up a “Quiet” sign to get the room to listen, or “circle” sign for them to move to a different position)

Availability

Likely In Classroom, Bring With You

Needs it Addresses

Gross Motor, Fine Motor, or Cognitive Adaptive, Mood or Energy Related, Community Building Support, Communication Supports or Language Alternatives