Visual Cue Library
The Visual Cue Library is an online collection of images designed to support communication, learning, and behavior during playful STEM learning experiences. You can browse, search, and filter the library to find cues related to STEM concepts and topics or daily routines activities. Once you have located the cues you need, you can view, download, print and laminate, or use them with an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device.
Beyond Specific STEM Concepts and Topics
While STEM learning and social emotional development are connected, our partners at the National Center for Pyramid Model Innovations have developed a range of visual supports related to social-emotional topics and Head Start also has a set of visual supports related to classroom routines and activities.
Individualizing Visual Support
For subjects such as food, home environments, and family activities, create your own visual cues using photos of the things you and your child actually use and the places you go.
Learn more about using visual supports to support young children’s STEM learning in A Guide to Visual Support.
To save Visual Cue images for bulk downloading and printing, use the “+Add to My Visual Cues” button below each image to save to your list. Use the “View My Visual Cues” button to visit the “My Visual Cues” page to see your selections and access download and printing options. To start a new list, use the “Clear My Visual Cues” option. Your selections are not saved permanently, so download or print your choices before exiting.
