Being able to answer WH questions such as who, what, where and when can be difficult for a lot of our learners. Even more so difficult for students with autism. Use these WH question cards throughout the school year in your speech groups and in 1:1 sessions to help students visually learn how to respond to and discriminate between these tricky WH questions. These WH hands on question cards focus on Many students with Autism and other speech language difficulties struggle with both answering WH questions as well as discriminating between the different WH questions. The use of visual supports when teaching WH questions has been shown to enhance both the answering and understanding of WH questions. This packet contains 152 different WH question visual cards for Who, What, When and Where. Each WH question has a visual cue pertaining to the main part of the question, and then 4 visual options are provided from which the student is to select the correct answer. Tabbed covers/dividers are provided so that each WH category can be separated if needed. To further aid in teaching/assessing mastery of this skill, WH question posters of each question included in the flash cards are provided. This allows teachers to verbally ask their students the questions when presented multiple options in a group AND the option to ask questions in a different order each time the task is presented. This reduces the chance of students merely memorizing the order of answers (and not ‘truly’ answering the question). WH posters are provided in each discrete WH question category AND each category mixed/interspersed (to aid in discriminating between each category) Specifically in this packet you will find: -36 Who questions -60 What questions -20 When questions -36 Where questions Individual cards of all 152 WH questions (with 4 visual question choices) 5 WH category posters (Who, What X2, Where, Where)- Question list for each poster. Reduced arrays (6 visuals) for each category. Question lists for all posters/arrays 5 mixed category WH posters Reduced arrays (6 visuals) for all questions. Question lists for all posters/arrays