Waterpark Communication Board

Waterpark Communication Boards by Smarty Symbols – the perfect solution for promoting clear and effective communication in your pool, water park, or splash pad area! Made from high-quality materials and designed to withstand water exposure, these boards are an essential tool for creating an inclusive and enjoyable experience for all your guests. This communication board was designed to be installed in waterparks or splash pads. If you would like to make your space more inclusive with a custom communication board, this is it. If you require extra customization to match specific parts within the park, we can also offer fully customized communication boards for your waterpark.

Customization:

Our Water Activities Communication Boards can be customized with your facility’s name, logo, and specific vocabulary related to water activities and attractions. The board includes vocabulary such as pool, lifeguard, slide, life jacket, swim, and more. Choose from a wide selection of images and words from our internationally recognized special education image library, Smarty Symbols, ensuring that the board is tailored to your unique water activities setting.

Features:

• Designed to promote effective communication in waterpark settings
• Available in durable plastic or aluminum material options
• Customizable with your waterpark’s name, logo, and specific vocabulary
• Uses images from the internationally recognized Smarty Symbols image library
• Internationally recognized color-coding system for easy comprehension
• Waterproof and weather-resistant for long-lasting use

What texts are on the signs?

1. Point to the symbols/words while you talk. It will help your child develop and expand language.
2. If your child points to a particular picture, say the meaning of that picture out loud. For example: If your child points to the “cold” picture. Your could ask “Oh! Are you cold?” Or you could make a comment: ” Thats’ right! It is a cold day!”. Have fun!
3. Are you concerned about your child’s speech, language or communication? You don’t have to wait. Contact an Early Childhood Center (ECI) or your public school district for an evaluation.

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