Hue-man Expressions creates high quality detailed images and educational material of Black & brown kids & adults for many fields of study like Applied Behavior Analysis, Speech & Language Pathology, Special Education, etc.
We have created many visuals that serve specific purposes in the field. Below are some details of the visuals available.
Purchase all Hue-man Expressions visuals in DIGITAL format. You will get all decks currently available which are all listed below.
Communication cards help those with speech limitations learn and express common wants and needs.
This deck includes 36 cards total with a print limit of 15
The communications illustrated are:
More
(Girl & Boy)
All Done
(Girl & Boy)
Eat
(Girl & Boy)
Drink
(Girl & Boy)
Play
(Girl & Boy)
Walk
(Girl & Boy)
Wait
(Girl & Boy)
Quiet Mouth
(Girl & Boy)
Sit
(Girl & Boy)
Calm Body
(Girl & Boy)
Hey
(Girl & Boy)
Help
(Girl & Boy)
Ready Hands
(Girl & Boy)
I Want
(Girl & Boy)
Sleepy
(Girl & Boy)
Loud
(Girl & Boy)
Hurt
(Girl & Boy)
Clean Up
(Girl & Boy)
Diversity cards are similar to our communication cards for children. Diversity cards feature images of other ethnicities.
This deck includes 11 cards total with a print limit of 2.
The diversity cards illustrated are:
Yes
Eat
More
No
Drink
Help
Open
I Want
All Done
Thank You
Hey
Communication cards help those with speech limitations learn and express common wants and needs.
This deck includes 31 cards total with a print limit of 15.
The communications illustrated are:
More
(Woman & Man)
All Done
(Woman & Man)
Eat
(Woman & Man)
Drink
(Woman & Man)
Sick
(Woman & Man)
Music
(Woman & Man)
Wait
(Woman & Man)
Quiet Mouth
(Man)
Calm Body
(Woman & Man)
Hey
(Woman & Man)
Help
(Woman & Man)
Ipad Time
(Woman & Man)
I Want
(Woman & Man)
Sleepy
(Woman & Man)
Loud
(Woman & Man)
Hurt
(Woman & Man)
Action cards help to grow language and communication skills of pupils with complex communication needs or language delays.
This deck includes 25 cards total with a print limit of 5.
The actions illustrated are:
Writing (Boy)
Sleeping (Boy)
Reading (Boy)
Throwing (Boy)
Brushing Teeth (Boy)
Jumping (Boy)
Swinging (Boy)
Smiling (Boy)
Crying (Boy)
Climbing (Boy)
Washing Hands (Boy)
Drinking (Boy)
Playing (Boy)
Knocking (Girl)
Clapping (Girl)
Hugging (Girl)
Blowing (Girl)
Throwing (Girl)
Cleaning (Girl)
Pulling (Girl)
Kicking (Girl)
SItting (Girl)
Eating (Girl)
Walking (Girl)
Drinking (Girl)
Emotion cards help to show how varying emotions and feelings are commonly expressed. Community helper cards help to identify roles and members within a community to shape perspective and fosters a sense of belonging and understanding.
This deck includes 20 cards total, 12 emotion cards and 8 community helper cards. There is a print limit of 5.
The emotions and community helpers illustrated are:
Happy
Silly
Tired
Hurt
Mad
Bored
Sick
Sad
Surprised
Sleepy
Scared
Shy
Teacher
Chef
Bus Driver
Firefighter
Mail Man
Dentist
Police Officer
Doctor
Behavior cards help with the identification and modeling of various behaviors.
This deck includes 14 cards total with a print limit of 10.
The behaviors illustrated are:
Listen
(Girl & Boy)
No Biting
(Girl & Boy)
Nice Hands
(Girl & Boy)
Work
(Girl & Boy)
No Yelling
(Girl & Boy)
No Fighting
(Girl & Boy)
Sit
(Girl & Boy)
Preposition cards help children to be very specific when communicating information about items based on location, time and position.
This deck includes 6 cards total with a print limit of 2.
The prepositions illustrated are:
In
Behind
Out
Under
Next To
In Front
This series of visuals will help with learning and communicating the steps required for potty training.
This deck includes 4 cards with a print limit of 2.
The potty training steps illustrated are:
Sit on toilet
Wipe with toilet paper
Flush toilet
Wash hands
Sequence cards help develop various skills related to processing and organizing information.
There are currently 4 scenarios with a print limit of 10.
The sequences illustrated are:
Making the Bed
Brush Teeth
Wash Hair
Going to the Barber Shop
Safety cards help with learning and taking proper precautions when in certain environments or situations.
This deck includes 4 cards with a print limit of 2.
The safety cards illustrated are:
Don't Run into Street
Stay on the Sidewalk
Look Both Ways Before Crossing
Stop at the Street
Sensory cards help those with speech limitations improve sensory processing skills.
This deck includes 4 cards with a print limit of 2.
The sensory cards illustrated are:
Tickles
Play in Sand
Jump on Trampoline
Jump on Ball
Social story cards help with learning what to expect when in certain environments or situations. There are a total of 5 scenarios illustrated.
This deck includes 39 detailed illustrations of five scenarios mentioned above with a print limit of 15:
Taking Turns
Feeling Comfortable and Prepared while on My Period
Stranger Safety
My Private Time - Masturbation
Taking a Shower
While African Americans represent 12.3% of the population they are grossly under-represented in existing genetic registries and biomedical research studies of autism. Socioeconomic barriers further lead to a lack of or delayed access to evaluation, diagnosis, and services.
Communication cards are highly effective for children who can’t express their wants and needs. Current communication cards in the field do not represent our Black or brown kids. Positive representation in educational curricula can be helpful in increasing self-esteem, reducing stereotypes and provide validation and support.
Existing communication cards are not very detailed. They often have illustrations of stick figure characters and smiley faces with minimal details. Hue-man Expressions communication cards include detailed illustrations of Black and brown children.
Positive detailed images of Black & brown kids
More effective connection with black & brown kids
Improved modeling and imitation
Improves self esteem
Increased engagement
Hue-man Expressions was born because of the lack of diversity with educational material depicting Black children in the field of ABA. Hue-man Expressions visuals give Black children realistic and detailed images of kids who look like them, modeling everyday skills that may be difficult for them to communicate or express.
Current communication cards in the field of ABA do not represent Black and brown children. The benefits of representation and learning from pictures are important. Hue-man Expressions visual communication cards are more engaging and effective.
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