Public vs Private Places Picture Cards

Teach the Difference Between Public and Private Places Using Real-Life Visuals

Help learners confidently identify where different behaviors belong with this engaging set of Private vs. Public Places Picture Cards. Using realistic photographs, these visual supports teach students to recognize public, private, and shared environments while promoting safe decision-making, personal boundaries, privacy awareness, and community participation.

Designed for ABA therapy, special education, speech therapy, counseling, life skills instruction, and parent training, these cards provide an interactive way to teach one of the foundational concepts needed for understanding privacy, body safety, and socially appropriate behavior.

What's Included

✔ Printable full-color picture cards

✔ Real-life photographs of public and private locations

✔ High-quality visual supports

✔ Easy-to-cut card format

✔ Designed for individual, small group, and classroom instruction

✔ Perfect for sorting, discussion, and role-play activities

Ways to Use These Cards

• Public vs. Private sorting activities

• ABA discrete trial teaching (DTT)

• Natural environment teaching (NET)

• Social skills instruction

• Small group activities

• Classroom discussions

• Community safety lessons

• Role-play scenarios

• Parent training

• Transition and life skills programs

Recommended Ages

• Ages 5+

• Elementary Students

• Adolescents

• Teenagers

• Young Adults

• Autism Spectrum Disorder

• Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities

• Social Skills Groups

• Transition Programs

• Life Skills Classrooms

Please Note

This resource is an original educational product created by Malyna Laroya Plana, MS, BCBA, LBA. It is designed to support educational and therapeutic instruction and should be used alongside individualized teaching and professional judgment when appropriate.