Elliott’s Voice Makes Trick-or-Treating Easier to Communicate.

A simple homemade bracelet could make trick-or-treating a little easier for children who communicate this Halloween differently.

Benbrook-based Elliott’s Voice is sharing printable communication strips to attach to white slap bracelets. Each bracelet includes easy-to-point-to choices such as “Go,” “Trick or Treat,” “Thank You,” “Yes,” “Help,” “Again” and “Stop.”

Making one is pretty simple. Elliott’s Voice prints five designs to a sheet of matte inkjet sticker paper, cuts out the strips, peels off the backing, and sticks each one onto a slap bracelet.

The printable is available in both English and Spanish. Families, teachers, and others who would like a copy can email ElliottsVoice21@gmail.com or contact Elliott’s Voice through its Facebook post.

More communication resources are available at ElliottsVoice.org.