Japanese Autism AAC PECS Pointing Communication 04 T-Shirt

This illustrated AAC communication board is created to support children with autism spectrum disorder, speech apraxia, and non verbal communication challenges. Japanese language. Inspired by PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System) and AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), it features colorful illustrated pictograms showing daily needs, activities, and emotions. Icons include YES, NO, HELP, STOP/WAIT, food choices (meal, fast food, fruit, sweet, drink), daily routines (toilet, wash hands, brush teeth, take shower, wear clothes, study, draw, go out, rest), environments (house, school, hospital, bedroom, playground), and feelings (happy, sad, angry, sick/pain, less noise). Each symbol is clear and simple, helping children communicate needs, routines, and emotions through pointing and visual choice. Perfect for use at home, school, therapy, and clinics, this illustrated communication chart empowers neurodiverse children, assists families and professionals, and promotes independence.