Choice Board Maker With Pictures and Labels
Give a learner a clear way to pick: snack or playground, blocks or bubbles. Add pictures and short labels, arrange the board, and print it.
Make a Choice BoardFree to use. No account needed.
What You Can Do
Pictures and labels
Add an image and a word to each choice. Search the library or upload your own photos.
Two to four columns
Pick the layout that fits the number of choices and the learner's visual needs.
Drag to reorder
Move choices around until the board is how you want it, and change it any time.
Portrait or landscape
Print on a full page for a wall or binder, in whichever direction suits the space.
Use it on a screen
Start a full-screen session: the learner taps a choice, it fills the screen, and Choose again puts them all back.
Make One in Three Steps
- 1.Add your choices. Start with two or three the learner clearly wants.
- 2.Add images and labels. Real photos often work best for early learners.
- 3.Print and laminate. Add velcro if the learner will hand over pieces.
Great For
- Teaching early requesting and choice-making
- Picking a reward at the end of a token board
- Making transitions easier by giving a say
- Reducing frustration during free time
Common Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. You can build and print boards for free without an account. Free prints and PDFs include a small watermark, and Pro removes it, saves your boards to your account, and makes photo search unlimited.
- How many choices should I include?
- Start with two or three. Fewer, clearer choices are easier for a new learner than a full grid, and you can add more as they get comfortable.
- Is a choice board the same as an AAC system?
- No. A choice board is a lightweight visual support. If a learner needs a fuller communication system, work with a speech-language pathologist and use boards alongside it.
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Build it, preview it, and print it in a few minutes.
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