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Resources, tips, and materials to help you, help children with autism
Nothing makes me happier than combining literacy with communication opportunities. In my K-2 classroom 90% of my students use alternative methods to support their communication or use AAC exclusively as their voice. I’ve learned so much about AAC and ways to incorporate it into my classroom over the past few years. Here’s a simple activity to combine read-a-loud and AAC modeling. This is a huge hit in my classroom and I’m sure your students will love it, too!
AAC Core Word In for special education students. Learn core and prepositions. Presented on a white background to avoid confusion and distraction, these simple pictures encourage vocabulary development. The book provides opportunities for multiple repetitions. A visual sentence strip at the bottom of each card is great for answering questions.
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A free, downloadable list of words to start with when you begin teaching core vocabulary in your classroom or at home. Read more here.
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Overview of AAC phrases and buzzwords, with a short explanation and links to more information.
Last week and this coming week, we are targeting the word "OPEN" in speech and in the classroom. Here is a handout we shared with the teach...
Browse over 730 educational resources created by Core Connect AAC in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
The ABCs of AAC: Q is for questions.
Susan Berkowitz - speech-language pathologist, core vocabulary, core word activities, AAC intervention
A few weeks ago I got a few questions about what I store in my core vocabulary tubs. I have been meaning to work on this post since then, bu...
A few weeks ago I got a few questions about what I store in my core vocabulary tubs. I have been meaning to work on this post since then, bu...
Talk with me using my AAC - Rachael Langley, AAC Specialist
The ABCS of AAC: V is for voice.
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