"Captivate. Motivate. Teach." Part of the Tactile Voices line, the PCS Custom 10 Block Set with Sentence Building Storage Board lets you choose any 10 words from our 30-word PCS core vocabulary and gives your students a place to put them to work. Each block uses PCS (Picture Communication Symbols) and is color-coded with the Fitzgerald Key, the same word color system already used on AAC devices and communication boards, so bright, bold colors sort every word by category and catch a student's eye. These aren't flashcards, they're blocks built for play-based learning: students stack them, knock them down, and build physical sentences that hold attention far longer than a 2D word system does. Magnets in the storage board line up with the magnets in each block, so words snap into place while students build and rebuild sentences, and the whole set stores right on the board when the lesson's over. The set works in both directions, asking and answering, so practice feels like a conversation instead of a drill. Pick any 10 words to match your student's goals, and give them a board to build on.
"Captivate. Motivate. Teach." Part of the Tactile Voices line, the PCS Custom 10 Block Set with Sentence Building Storage Board lets you choose any 10 words from our 30-word PCS core vocabulary and gives your students a place to put them to work. Each block uses PCS (Picture Communication Symbols) and is color-coded with the Fitzgerald Key, the same word color system already used on AAC devices and communication boards, so bright, bold colors sort every word by category and catch a student's eye. These aren't flashcards, they're blocks built for play-based learning: students stack them, knock them down, and build physical sentences that hold attention far longer than a 2D word system does. Magnets in the storage board line up with the magnets in each block, so words snap into place while students build and rebuild sentences, and the whole set stores right on the board when the lesson's over. The set works in both directions, asking and answering, so practice feels like a conversation instead of a drill. Pick any 10 words to match your student's goals, and give them a board to build on.
