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WHO Questions for Autism | Levels 1–3 Scaffolded WH Question System

$7

This WHO Questions resource is a structured, differentiated system designed to help students learn to answer “who” questions using real-life pictures and Boardmaker-style icons.

Students are asked to identify which person is performing an action, building both receptive and expressive language skills.

 

This resource is ideal for:

  • Autism
  • Special Education
  • Speech Therapy
  • AAC Users
  • Early Learners

 

⭐ Why This Resource Is Different

This resource uses:

  • Real-life photos to reflect real-world situations
  • Boardmaker-style icons to support student responses

This combination is accurate for real-life use and practice, especially for students who use AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) systems.

Students are not just learning from symbols—they are learning to connect real-world situations to symbolic communication, which is critical for generalization.

 

📊 3 Levels of Differentiation Included

🟢 Level 1 WHO (Beginner)

  • 20 questions
  • 1 question per card
  • 2 answer choices
  • visual cue included
  • focuses on person vs object

 

Best for:

  • beginners
  • nonverbal students
  • AAC users

🟡 Level 2 WHO (Developing)

  • 20 questions
  • 1 question per card
  • 3 answer choices
  • visual cue included for support
  • increased attention and discrimination

 

Best for:

  • developing learners
  • students ready for more independence

🔴 Level 3 WHO (Advanced)

  • 20 questions
  • 2 questions per card
  • no answer choices
  • open-ended responses

 

Students:

  • say the answer
  • or write the answer

Best for:

  • advanced learners
  • building expressive language

📦 What’s Included

  • 60 WHO questions total
  • 3 differentiated levels
  • real-life photographs
  • Boardmaker-style icons for answer choices
  • reference/explanation page
  • print-ready format (2 cards per page)

 

🧠 Skills Targeted

  • WH question comprehension
  • identifying people in context
  • receptive language
  • expressive language
  • AAC communication practice
  • real-world generalization

 

💡 How to Use

  • Start with Level 1 to introduce WHO questions
  • Move to Level 2 to build discrimination and attention
  • Use Level 3 to assess independence and expressive skills

 

Great for:

  • small groups
  • 1:1 instruction
  • independent work
  • speech therapy sessions
  • IEP goals

 

🎯 Perfect For

  • Autism classrooms
  • Special education teachers
  • Speech-language pathologists
  • AAC users
  • Early intervention

 

This product uses PCS® symbols by Tobii Dynavox®.

PCS® and Boardmaker® are registered trademarks of Tobii Dynavox®.

All rights reserved. Used with permission.

This product is for personal, classroom, or therapy use only and may not be resold or redistributed.

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