How to Organize PECS Pictures
For so many of our students with Autism, picture exchange communication systems (PECS) are how our students communicate. This program has been very successful for a lot of kids with autism in learning how to communicate their wants/needs. 
These pictures are also useful to adapt academic activities in the classroom for nonverbal students. The main problem I have found with this program is that I end up with SO MANY pictures and nowhere to store them!
I have tried several ways of storing them, until I found the one that worked best for me. I bought clear plastic baseball card holders at target and put them in a binder. Then I organized pictures according to categories. A section of pictures in alphabetical order, a section of schedule pictures, etc. This takes up little space and allows easy access to your pictures whenever you need them!
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