A familiar display has choices
Look at a display you really know, if you want. What did somebody choose? What would you ask?
Choose one way. You can stop, rest, keep it private or plan without objects. Ask your grown-up to check anything you actually handle.
Choose one way
- Point to and redraw one feature of an approved genuinely familiar display.
- Ask an agreeing actual arranger one question, keeping their exact offered reply or the unanswered question.
- Compare the two fictional accounts in usual communication, without objects or a familiarity claim.
Read together
Somebody placed words or pictures somewhere for a job. You might know a label in your room. You can point to a part and ask about it. If this picture is new to you, that’s fine: it is practice with a story, not proof that you already knew a real place.
The empty space can stay empty. Use blank paper, pointing, dictation, sign or AAC if you want. This page does not save typed work.