We bought a laminator (about $20 at BJs), some Velcro and a clipboard and used that, which was helpful because we could bring it with us in the car, in the store, etc. We also used a small (7"x5") binder notebook with a few plastic pages with Velcro so we could have some of our visual aides with us should our plans change at a moment's notice. (For example, traffic jam meant we had to go a different route - changed the schedule to reflect that...or sister needed to go to the bathroom, which wasn't on the list of things to do.)

We also got some felt and a cheap blank art canvas from Michael's or any craft store - the Velcro sticks to the felt pretty well. We have that hanging in our hallway with more general items on it like "brush teeth," "Put on jammies," etc.

Google images is a great resource to get the visuals if you don't have the Picture-exchange software (that is so expensive!).

Hope this helps!

I checked and its only 4.99. Ha ha and you should. I am buying it and I believe to several Autism and Asperger groups and I am recommending it. :)

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I am so glad the price went down on Choiceworks! :) Good luck kiki4681! :)

Do2Learn is great. Whatever you choose, let your child make it. If he participates, he will more likely use it.