Books that feature AAC Users are pretty rare but especially important in the field of speech-language pathologists. Like any obsessed book-lover, I got a new book in the mail that I pre-ordered last week and it

Anyone else thinking of a little summer reading? We were looking for books featuring children who use AAC the other day and thought others might also be interested in this topic. The Boy Who Saw To…

Books that feature AAC Users are pretty rare but especially important in the field of speech-language pathologists. Like any obsessed book-lover, I got a new book in the mail that I pre-ordered last week and it

AssistiveWare's Amanda, Speech-Language Pathologist, shares how to create a paper-based AAC book of your vocabulary. With it you will always have a backup communication system if anything should happen to your device.

To make an AAC Core Adapted Library for your school or clinic, start by acquiring multiple copies of books. I did that through scholastic book clubs. They have most books for under $5.

AAC Core Word Put In Adaptive Book is an interactive book featuring the core words Put In. The book features Boardmaker Picture symbol for the preposition “in”. Great resource for AAC learners as well as students learning spatial concepts. The student follows the direction to put the item in the basket or cart, selecting the item from a choice board. The student then completes the sentence on the following page, selecting the “in” symbol”. This activity has been a crowd pleaser with my speech therapy students and reinforces: vocabulary naming of food items, following directions comprehension and expression of the preposition “in”. The file includes both color and black and white versions. I use the color version during my teaching groups and the black and white version can be used for as an activity for the student to color and paste their own book. This pairs with the my AAC Core Words BOOM Cards-Put In

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To make an AAC Core Adapted Library for your school or clinic, start by acquiring multiple copies of books. I did that through scholastic book clubs. They have most books for under $5.

This is a post I’m writing to my younger AAC mom self. Its a post that admits I don’t do the things I used to do or like I used to write about and promote. I used to spend hours matching picture books to core vocabulary so I could model on Nathaniel’s communication device in a shared reading set

Anyone else thinking of a little summer reading? We were looking for books featuring children who use AAC the other day and thought others might also be interested in this topic. The Boy Who Saw To…

Looking for a fun way to integrate more emergent literacy into your AAC work? You’re in the right place! Today, SLPs Maggie Judson and Jeanna Antrim share one of their many ideas for engaging…

Get ready to read! Interactive storybook reading is one of my favorite ways to build AAC skills. No matter what the age or kind of disability, it seems like my therapy always includes ssome type of…

Welcome back to another installment of TELL ME About it, guest authored by Jeanna Antrim and Maggie Judson. Maggie and Jeanna are speech-language pathologists who work in the Assistive Technology D…

Core Vocabulary Book (Want) with Core Vocabulary from Words For Life pictures to support the AAC Language. Want Book (to eat, ipad, swing, hug, to play, drink, quiet). This book is 8 pages. Teacher…

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What is AAC? AAC refers to a range of methods and tools that can be used to augment or replace spoken communication for people who have difficulty speaking or expressing themselves.

Practice using core AAC words (What, is, in, that) in an engaging literacy activity. The Core Words Interactive Book series can be used to help teach first words with the early intervention population. Or, with older students with complex communication needs. Use the color pages as a one-on-one or group activity in speech therapy. The black and white pages makes a fantastic lesson that can be taken home for homework. Provide even more support with the additional sign language cards. _________________________________________________________________ ** Save 20% - Click here to Get the Bundle ** _________________________________________________________________ This download contains: A six-page book in color and printer friendly black line. AAC Core 40 words: What, Is, In, That Sign language cards: What, Is, In, That, Cow, Horse, Sheep, Chicken, Pig Directions for assembly. This book can be used to target: Early communication skills: joint attention, pointing, making choices Building vocabulary by identifying or labeling single words Expanding from words to phrases (ex. “in” to “in the barn”) Answering simple “wh” questions (What, Where, Who) Practice core words on AAC devices. Building literacy skills The books can be printed in color for repeated use or black and white to share with families. They are designed to be used as a simple early book that can easily be shared with families (black line copies) or constructed as an interactive for repeated use and high engagement (laminated pieces with Velcro). ** As a bonus, you also receive sign language cards (color and black line) for added language learning support. ________________________________________________________________ Questions or Concerns I'd love to hear from you. Send me a message, [email protected] ________________________________________________________________ Want 50% off? Follow me on TPT (click here) to receive updates when new items are posted. Marked 50% off for the first 24 hours! You may also like: Look Outside I Like My Birthday I See Toys What Does He Want? What Does She Want? Where is the Baby? Where is the Bird? Who Helps Me? (Community Helpers) ________________________________________________________________ About Lia Nice to meet you. I'm a pediatric speech-language pathologist working in home health/private practice. I've been a certified SLP for 20 years. My goal is to provide beautiful, high-quality materials for every day use. I hope you find what I create to be helpful and inspiring so you can do what you do best. Keep in touch. → Website → Newsletter* → Instagram → Facebook → Pinterest *Newsletter subscribers receive FREE materials 3x a month and have access to a huge library of materials. Don't miss out. Augmentative and Alternative Communication, Complex Communication Needs, Non-verbal, Special Needs, Homeschool, Early intervention, Speech Delay, Down Syndrome, ASD, Autism, Printable, Speech Therapy, Adaptive Books, Kari Bold Clip Art, Lia Kurtin SLP

Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell is a classic and a must-have for any speech room! It’s about a child who writes to the zoo and asks them to send him a pet. It is too cute! The zoo proceeds to send him animals, but he keeps sending them back! They’re either too tall, too big, ... Read More about Dear Zoo AAC and Literacy Freebie

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Transform your AAC teaching approach and boost your confidence with my specially crafted core words resources designed for busy speech-language pathologists. Say goodbye to the hassle of creating materials from scratch – these interactive books are here to seamlessly integrate AAC core vocabulary into your curriculum, saving you time and energy. Key Features: 1. 6 Interactive Books: Dive into a collection of 6 engaging interactive books, each carefully designed to illustrate the usage of essential descriptive core words, focusing on adjectives and describing words. 2. Content Rich Pages: Each book spans 10-14 pages, utilizing a blend of visually appealing clip art and Symbol Stix sourced from News2You to enhance comprehension and engagement. 3. Die Template Cube: Assemble a compact 2.6" cube featuring one core word on each of its six faces. This hands-on tool adds a tactile dimension to learning, making it more memorable for AAC users. 4. Core Word Selection: Explore the power of core words with a targeted group including big, small, dirty, wet, dry, and different. These words lay the foundation for expressive language development. Benefits: 1. Efficient Planning: Streamline your lesson planning process with ready-to-use resources that align seamlessly with core vocabulary implementation. 2. Language Building: Facilitate language development in AAC users by providing a structured and interactive learning experience centered around essential core words. 3. Visual Engagement: Enhance comprehension through visually stimulating clip art and familiar Symbol Stix, ensuring a deeper understanding of each core word. 4. Tangible Learning: Reinforce core word concepts with the die template cube, promoting hands-on, kinesthetic learning for improved retention. How to Use: 1. Book Exploration: Introduce each core word through the interactive books, exploring 1 or 2 words per book to maintain focus and clarity. 2. Die Template Assembly: Engage users with the tactile cube, assembling it to reinforce core word associations through a hands-on approach. 3. Conceptual Understanding: Utilize the accompanying document to dig into core vocabulary concepts, Aided Language Input, and effective teaching strategies, including dealing with temptations and sabotage. You will revolutionize your AAC teaching experience by effortlessly integrating core vocabulary into your lessons, empowering your students to express themselves more confidently. Elevate your AAC teaching with these interactive books, designed for speech-language pathologists who understand the value of time-saving, user-friendly resources. Buyers say: Good variety of concepts included. My students using AAC are in love with these books and the simple graphics! They attend to these over and over! Love your products, I use them all the time with my AAC students. Can't wait to add this resource to my collection! Click on the Follow Me button to be among the first to see new products hot off the presses!

Are you a speech-language pathologist drowning in a sea of tasks, struggling to find the time to create core word resources for your AAC students? I’ve got your back! Introducing a comprehensive set of 6 Core Word Interactive Books designed exclusively for busy professionals like you. Key Features: 1. Core Vocabulary Focus: Specifically crafted for emerging communicators, AAC users, and students with complex communication needs. 2. Instant Integration: Seamlessly supplement your curriculum with ready-made resources that empower beginning AAC users to communicate effectively using core words. Book Breakdown: - HELP Book (18 pages): Empower students to seek assistance confidently. - ON Book (18 pages): Foster communication about actions and engagement. - OFF Book (16 pages): Enhance understanding of the concept of turning things off. - OUT Book (16 pages): Encourage expression related to leaving or going outside. - YES Book (16 pages): Reinforce affirmative communication. - WHAT? Book (20 pages): Develop question-forming skills. Each book uses a combination of SymbolStix communication symbols, copyright-free photographs, and clip art. These books offer pictorial context to core word use. Additional Resources: - Aided Language Stimulation Brochure: Effortlessly incorporate this technique into your teaching with this how-to guide. Great for parents, too. - Custom Die & Instructions: Make learning interactive and fun with a dedicated tool. - Background Information: Gain insights into the importance and application of core words. Multi-Sensory Learning: Each book combines SymbolStix communication symbols, copyright-free photographs, and clip art to create a visually engaging and effective learning experience. Practical Tips: Discover suggestions for teaching in context and utilize the included custom die to practice and reinforce core word usage within the student's AAC system. Save time, and energy, and make a lasting impact on your students' communication journey with my Core Words Interactive Books. Buy now and revolutionize your AAC teaching approach! While teaching words in context is obviously the most preferred use, there are times when students need additional practice and direct instruction decontextualized. Buyers say: Use AAC a lot, so am always looking for supports to increase teaching new vocabulary. However, I find myself using these even with my verbal communicators to target core vocabulary and increase generalization of words into other settings. My students were engaged and enjoyed this activitiy. Such a great resource! Simple but presents concept beautifully with ideas for how to expand. Love this.

whose-hat-1Download as PDF About the Resource Whose Hat? is a 16 page adapted story book which features AAC symbols and repetitive sentence frames that stay consistent throughout the book. Core wor…

Well, the school year is all of 3 days old and already we’ve had plenty of questions about AAC apps. Sigh. We’ve had our ups and downs with AAC on mobile devices, but there is no sense rehashing al…

1/2 page sized Interactive Book featuring 10 different polar animals! The book contains repetitive text with Bolded Core Vocabulary Words. The last page of the book is a choice board that houses 10 picture choices for sentence completion within the book. Great to use with AAC or Core Boards! Polar Animals: moose, walrus, snowy owl, puffin, reindeer, seal, orca, beluga, polar bear, arctic fox Core Words: it, is, there, and, on Read the book and students match the polar animal pieces to the ocean animals on the pages. You can unhook the ring to remove the Polar Animals page and you have an instant choice board! Encourage the students to read along! Use for imitation of words “walrus”, phrases “walrus on the ice” or sentences with a recurring carrier phrase “There’s a walrus on the ice!” Feedback is Always Appreciated :)

Unlock the power of augmentative communication easily with this clinician-created set of games and activities for core vocabulary designed for speech-language pathologists like you. Say goodbye to time-consuming planning and hello to an engaging resource tailored for AAC users of all ages. Key Features: 1. Comprehensive Core Vocabulary Coverage: Focus on the first 6 months of core vocabulary words from PrAACticalAAC.com’s Year of Core Words, consisting of 72 essential core words. 2. In-depth Resources: Get background information on core word research and a detailed rationale to enhance your understanding. 3. Aided Language Stimulation: Train caregivers and support staff with a handy how-to brochure, providing step-by-step guidance for Aided Language Stimulation. 4. Game Cards: Make learning interactive with game cards tailored to each month's vocabulary symbols. 5. Expandable Communication Boards: Utilize two large starter communication boards, designed for ongoing use with space for additional vocabulary throughout the year. 6. Picture Symbol Cards for Creative Games: Enhance engagement with picture symbol cards, perfect for various card games, accompanied by idea suggestions. 7. Real-world Communication Simulations: Immerse students in genuine communication scenarios with three interactive settings - Burger Barn, Ice Cream Parlour, and Race Track car assembly. Each simulation includes facilitation and modeling suggestions for an immersive learning experience. Benefits: 1. Time-Saving: Say goodbye to the hours spent creating materials. “Some assembly required,” of course, but laminate once and use it forever, saving you valuable time. 2. Engaging and Adaptable: Keep AAC users of all ages engaged with interactive games and scenarios that make learning core vocabulary enjoyable. 3. Educationally Sound: Backed by core word research, this resource provides a solid foundation for effective implementation. 4. Facilitation: Receive facilitation and modeling suggestions for each scenario, ensuring optimal engagement and learning outcomes. How to Use: 1. Start with the Basics: Begin by familiarizing yourself with the background information and rationale provided. 2. Follow the Guide: Refer to the how-to brochure for efficient Aided Language Stimulation techniques. 3. Game Time: Dive into the games and activities using the month-specific game cards and picture symbol cards. 4. Expand Vocabulary: Utilize the large starter communication boards and add vocabulary as needed throughout the year. 5. Immerse in Scenarios: Engage students in the interactive scenarios provided, following the facilitation and modeling suggestions for an authentic learning experience. Elevate your augmentative communication teaching with this comprehensive resource, designed to make your job easier and more effective. Save time, enhance engagement, and empower your students with the essential core vocabulary they need. Buyers like you have said: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Buyers, please see my additional comments on other resources if you are on the fence about buying this product. The price is very fair, the graphics are beautiful and I love having unique, fun, functional ways to target core vocab right at my fingertips! I really recommend any core vocab product from this store (I have nearly all of them)! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is so great! It's such a help to find already made materials that I can use. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SO much information and so many activities - will be so useful as I continue our core vocabulary project with my many AAC users. Thanks! AAC resources done for you by a SLP with more than 45 years' experience with AAC.

Gather your complex communication needs assessment tools and intervention materials & get organized!! Use these binder covers to educate and spread awareness in your setting. The covers feature high, low, and no tech AAC clipart! (How cool is that?) The back covers also make for great visuals! Perfect for classrooms, offices, & distribution. :) Front covers contain the following clipart: - high tech communication device, eye gaze board, 'Big Mac' switch, mounted device Back covers: - dual switch, PODD book Sign Language Quote - "behavior is communication" Assessment Quote - "Communication has only one prerequisite; it has nothing to do with mental age, chronological age, prerequisite skills, mathematical formulae, or any of the other models that have been developed to decide who is an AAC candidate and who is not. Breathing is the only prerequisite that is relevant to communication. Breathing equals life, and life equal communication. It is that simple." Mirenda, 1993. Intervention Back Page - Consider communicative functions (15 listed) "I can request but can I ..? Intervention Quote - To teach AAC, Speak AAC

This book uses real pictures and clipart to teach core vocabulary terms. There are also questions embedded to allow AAC response practice. 15 words are covered throughout the book. A word wall and flashcards are also provided within the book. Credits: Sad and Happy Clip Art by Rebekah Brock Font Banner in preview

My caseload is likely similar to yours. Lots of variety of in types of communication delays but just a few children using AAC devices. Those AAC users only make up a few kids on my

This Describing Pictures by Feature or "Looks Like" Adapted Books Set for Autism, Special Education, and Speech Therapy includes 5 Adapted books. Do you use EET in your therapy or classroom? This is a great way to teach students the different ways to describe objects or pictures using Interactive Adapted Books. These books are great for use with AAC devices as they include tons of core words that you can focus on with your students. This Set of adapted books is part of a bigger discounted bundle: Describing Pictures Adapted Book Bundle All books have movable pieces students use to fill in the blanks that correspond with the pictures on each page. Included in this Set: 5 “Looks Like” or feature Books - 1 “Looks Like” Overview Book -Round or rectangle -Red or Blue -Big or Small -Spots or Stripes Each book includes 9 or more book pages, full page covers, and movable icon pieces Here are the other Describing Books available (They are sold individually or in the discounted bundle linked up above: Describing Pictures By Function Adapted Books Describing Pictures by Category Adapted Books Describing Pictures by "What it's Made Of" Adapted Books Describing Pictures by "Parts" Adapted Books Describing Pictures by "Where Do You See It?" Adapted Books You may also like:Word of the Day File Folder with Real Photos

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Use the power of core word resources made for your older students without the time-consuming hassle of creating them yourself. Improve your AAC users' proficiency with core vocabulary with core vocabulary intervention for emerging communicators, AAC users, and students with complex communication needs. Teen or High School Version with Age-Appropriate Art: Access a set of core word resources featuring age-appropriate art. This collection includes core vocabulary words help, out, on, off, yes, and what. **Core Word Books:** 1. 12-page HELP book 2. 14-page ON book 3. 12-page OFF book 4. 12-page OUT book 5. 14-page YES book 6. 20-page WHAT? book Engaging Presentation: Each book combines SymbolStix communication symbols, copyright-free photographs, and clip art for an engaging learning experience. Teaching Support: - Practical suggestions for teaching in context - A die for interactive practice within the student's AAC system - Clear explanation of core words and an introduction to their teaching Versatile Usage: While the emphasis is on teaching words in context, recognize the importance of additional practice and direct instruction in decontextualized settings. Save Time and Boost Efficiency: Designed for busy professionals, my core vocabulary resources allow you to dedicate more time to teaching and less time on resource creation. Transform your therapy approach and empower your students with my core vocabulary intervention materials — your shortcut to effective language development for AAC users. Buyers say: I told myself I would not buy anything else going into the last nine weeks of school. But this product is perfection. As a high school speech therapist serving Functional Skills students, it is so hard to find low level materials with the appropriate pictures/clip art/vocabulary. Thank you so much for making this. My last day of Spring Break was money and time well spent. I work with transition aged students with complex language needs. This has been a great way to begin implementing core words and visual communication systems to students that have not been exposed to it before. It is age and ILS appropriate. This has been a valuable resource for our students with autism. Many of our students, even our older ones, who have low functioning autism really need to learn these core vocabulary words and this has been a great tool to help with that! Thank you for providing it!

This AAC Core Vocabulary Adapted Book targeting the high frequency word "IT" is perfect for speech therapy and special education students. If you have students using AAC (augmentative-alternative communication) and are minimally verbal or non-verbal, core Vocabulary books will provide meaningful opportunities to develop functional and relevant vocabulary. Core vocabulary is a set of high frequency words that make up the majority of toddler, preschool and early communicator’s language. By using these core words, early communicators can create multiple word combination that are functional across different settings. By engaging students in language and literacy activities through core vocabulary and ACC, students learn to connect language with print, track print left-right, develop phonological awareness skills, and become successful readers in their adapted curriculum. A variety of strategies and multiple opportunities may include: Including core vocabulary during grooming activities (brushing teeth, bathing, etc.) Including core vocabulary during snack and meal time. Including core vocabulary during play activities. Including core vocabulary during sensory play. Including core vocabulary during motor and movement activities. Including core vocabulary during community activities. Providing school-to-home support for language development. Color and black-and-white copies are included so that books can be sent home with students. ************************************************************************************************ This Core Vocabulary Book "IT" also uses target the core words "He, She, Can, Play, close" and "open" and common age-appropriate and functional action words, such as, "clean, drink, build, paint." ************************************************************************************************ Easy to follow directions for printing and assembly are included. Book rings and Velcro (TM) will be required for assembly of the adapted book. Adapted books are designed to engage young readers and students needing adapted materials with text and text features. Students can access pictures attached with Velcro (TM) and match text to picture while tracking print left to right, making one-to-one correspondence, making inferences based on visual and verbal clues, and formulating complete grammatically correct sentences. Click HERE for MORE Adapted Books ************************************************************************************************ See what buyers are saying about this product: "Very helpful." "These adapt well for our students." ************************************************************************************************ TIPS FOR CUSTOMERS! 1. CLICK the green * above to follow me and get information on new products and sales! 2.CLICK HERE to visit my BLOG for teaching ideas and Speech Therapy Resources. 3. If you enjoyed this product, please leave positive feedback to gain TPT credit towards your next purchase. ************************************************************************************************ Let’s connect! Follow me on Facebook and Instagram Don’t miss out on special offers, updates and new product releases. Sign up for my Newsletter!

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Print this AAC core vocabulary communication book and start a visual communication system with your students today. This low level AAC communication book features a core vocabulary board with 33 fringe vocabulary flip boards. Create your own flip and talk communication book within a day. This AAC core vocabulary book is easy to assemble. Just print, laminate, cut, hole punch and put in a binder. Included are pdf files of a fully created flip communication book. Check out the preview for a better look! The core vocabulary page stays static and the fringe vocabulary pages flip to create endless sentence combinations and communication opportunities.  This file is available for download as a pdf file. Also includes .bm2 (boardmaker) files. You MUST have access to boardmaker to utilize these files. Here's what you'll get: ✅ The Low Level Flip Communication book: One 8 grid core vocabulary board 33 fringe vocabulary tabs with 6 symbols per tab (pdf) ✅ Blank boardmaker template to create your own vocabulary boards (MUST have access to the boardmaker software to use this file) All fringe vocabulary items included in this book: Let’s talk, Opposites, Places, Feelings, Toys x2, Snacks, Foods, Drinks, Technology, Colors, Face, Prepositions, Body, Letters, Numbers, Shapes, Weather, Clothing, Art, Days of the Week, Months of the Year, Seasons, Reading, Animals, Sports, Transportation, Math, Farm animals, Zoo animals and Ocean animals! Just stop. Stop spending hours trying to recreate the wheel. This AAC communication book will save you literal HOURS of time. Core vocabulary boards are an essential tool when teaching a student to utilize AAC. This low tech communication book will get you started without a huge monetary investment and with a low time commitment. Here’s how you can use an AAC Flip Communication Book  Back up to high tech communication devices (for when tech gets glitchy, needs repair or updating). Don’t leave your student with no means of communication! Low tech introduction to AAC Visual supports for following directions or describing Facilitated expression for children with severe apraxia Cutting back on echolalia. Utilize the pictures to create sentences Expressive language disorders Late talking toddlers Severe articulation or phonological disorders Children with Autism spectrum disorders Children with Selective mutism The possibilities are endless. Every child on your caseload can benefit from visual support Easily print and give to classroom teachers without a huge monetary or time investment Housekeeping: The author of this product has no affiliation with the Mayer-Johnson Boardmaker brand. The Picture Communication Symbols ©1981–2015 by Mayer-Johnson LLC a Tobii Dynavox company. All Rights Reserved Worldwide. Used with permission. Boardmaker® is a trademark of Mayer-Johnson LLC. ❤️SLP’S LIKE YOU LOVE THIS CORE VOCABULARY COMMUNICATION BOOK…❤️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amy H. says, "I was desperately trying to find a student who is selectively mute an easy to use AAC set that could be implemented in a classroom to help her communicate. This was EXACTLY what I was looking for! When she received it, her face lit up! You did an amazing job on this product and I am so thankful you made it!" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Sarah D. says, "Literally saved my life working with low-level ASD kindergarteners for the first time. I have seen so much progress in their functional communication thanks to this resource." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ SpEduKaten says, "I was trying to make one myself--- but I couldn't get my vision to match reality. Thanks for producing the product I needed to save my sanity." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jennifer W. says, "This is a MUST HAVE product! Thank you!" ✅ Save 20% with the AAC Communication Book Bundle click here Other AAC communication resources you might like: → Try a core language board for free → High Level AAC Flip Communication Book → Printable PECS Picture Icons Follow me at Rosie Prehoda for 50% off new products when listed. ​​Subscribe to my newsletter for a free CASL-2 speech report template. ___________________________________ Copyright © Rosie Prehoda Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Fall and Back to School book companions! AAC and Literacy has been designed to support students who use augmentative and alternative communication or for any student who benefits from visual supports! It is vital that we provide all students with literacy instruction, but it can be challenging for our non-speaking students. Enter AAC and Literacy! Check out the growing bundle (AAC and Literacy for the YEAR!) and save! Find it by clicking HERE! September's AAC and Literacy features AAC book companions for the following books: - There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves by Lucille Colandro - We're Going on a Leaf Hunt by Steve Metzger - When the Leaf Blew In by Steve Metzger - The Pout-Pout Fish Goes to School by Deborah Diesen *Please note: This packet does not contain the actual books. You will have to purchase them separately or check them out at your local library! These are book companions that are designed to go with each book.* Each picture book companion contains: - Story Board (features core vocabulary words + fringe vocabulary from the book) - Retelling Board (this board is designed to aid students in retelling the story) - Retelling Strips (another activity that is designed to help students retell and sequence the story) - Y/N question cards - Comprehension Cards (answers options are in a field of two) - Communication Exchange pictures - File Folder Games (they address sight words, matching, sorting, etc.... you don't not have to create file folder games, you can also use these pages as cut & paste activities) There are also story element mini posters included! Looking for more AAC activities? Check out: AAC and Literacy Bundle #1 - It contains year around book companions! Thank you for visiting my store! Have a wonderful day!

Unlock the power of full sentences for AAC users with engaging activities! Students moving from single words to introductory phrases often practice with sentence frames; such as, "I see..." In this activity, students choose the correct item given the function or category description, then complete the phrase "I see (X)" using a drag and drop feature. Features: 30 picture cards covering various categories Promotes progression from single words to sentence-level communication Encourages commenting and descriptive language Interactive drag-and-drop feature for seamless participation Benefits: Empowers AAC users to express themselves more fluently Enhances language comprehension and production skills Fosters independence and confidence in communication Facilitates inclusive and interactive learning environments How to Use: Select a picture card and read the function or category description. Choose the correct item from the options provided. Use the drag-and-drop feature to complete the phrase "I see (X)". Encourage discussion and elaboration on chosen items for extended communication practice. Buyers say: This is a very helpful resource for working on the skill of commenting with AAC users via virtual therapy. This resource was very easy to use. I liked that there was one like this to target sentence building rather than individual core vocab words. Boom cards provide immediate feedback, and the opportunity for students to self-correct. Digital resources cannot be printed. They are used on tablets, computers, and Smartboards. Grest for teletherapy, or for independent practice in speech therapy. *Boom Cards live in the cloud. They can't be printed. They play on most modern browsers, Android, iPads, iPhones, and Kindle Fires. You open a Boom Learning account to play them (to protect the children). Create Fast Play pins to assign your Boom Cards to students. Boom Learning also has premium accounts. Premium accounts offer advanced assignment tools, individual and whole class performance tracking, and more. If you are a new Boom Learning customer, when you redeem your Boom Cards purchase you get 90-day free trial of a premium account. When your trial ends, you can renew or move to a free account. You may upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time. Free accounts use purchased Boom Cards with Fast Play pins.

AAC users can participate in this all time favorite song by using the on-screen communication board featuring core words. If you're supporting AAC users or students with minimal language in telepractice - or even if you're just looking for independent practice - this no print activity resource is for you. Each card features a line from the song and engaging graphics. Students can listen to the line being sung, then to the core words appropriate to the line. They then choose the core word(s) on the board and can have them speak - just like a tech device! 16 cards, each with multiple sound files, a communication board and engaging graphics. Core word AAC implementation gives students access to the most frequently used words in language, so that they can learn to communicate most effectively and learn to generate novel messages. Buyers say: This was great! This BOOM deck is a no print resource to be used on tablets, computers, or Smartboards. This cannot be printed. *Boom Cards live in the cloud. They can't be printed. They play on most modern browsers, Android, iPads, iPhones, and Kindle Fires. You open a Boom Learning account to play them (to protect the children). Create Fast Play pins to assign your Boom Cards to students. Boom Learning also has premium accounts. Premium accounts offer advanced assignment tools, individual and whole class performance tracking, and more. If you are a new Boom Learning customer, when you redeem your Boom Cards purchase you get 90-day free trial of a premium account. When your trial ends, you can renew or move to a free account. You may upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time. Free accounts use purchased Boom Cards with Fast Play pins. Check out my free AAC handouts here in my store for free guidance in implementing AAC. You might also like my other AAC resources; including a core word modeling plan and animplementation handbook.ok. Related Products • AAC 3 Core Word Simple Sentences BOOM Cards Teletherapy No Print • AAC Core Vocabulary Activities and Strategies Go Stop No More Again All done • AAC Core Vocabulary Activity Fill in the Blank Game for Speech Therapy • AAC Core Vocabulary Negation Interactive Books Bundle • AAC Core Word MORE Interactive BOOM Activity for Speech Therapy Telepractice • AAC Core Word Modeling Resource Posters and Information for Staff | Parents

As you know, interactive books are my jam! I LOVE using interactive books to teach student all sorts of skills and concepts…. reading and commenting skills are no different! Here are a couple of quick videos on how I using interactive books to teach students how to read, to comment and practice object function and ... Read More about How To Target Reading And Language Development With Interactive Books

It has been so exciting to see that AAC learners are increasingly provided with communication boards, books, SGDs, and apps that feature a robust set of core vocabulary words. For many years…

Looking for adapted books to use with your students who use AAC devices to communicate or who have Autism Spectrum Disorder? Wishing you had materials you could use over again as your students increase their skills? Searching for an adapted book you can use with a group of students on different levels? This is the product for you! The Leveled Adapted Book includes the following features: 1. 10 trial pages to help make collecting data simple and quick 2. Picture Answer Choice Page to use when your students have different AAC systems and you want each student to have the opportunity to respond despite what icons are available on their device 3. Engaging colorful pictures that are appropriate for preschool through high school students 4. Four levels of sentence structure responses to aid your students in increasing their utterance lengths Treat yourself to a material you will pull on a daily basis, for the price of a cup of coffee!

Looking for adapted books to use with your students who use AAC devices to communicate or who have Autism Spectrum Disorder? Wishing you had materials you could use over again as your students increase their skills? Searching for an adapted book you can use with a group of students on different levels? This is the product for you! The Leveled Adapted Book includes the following features: 1. 10 trial pages to help make collecting data simple and quick 2. Picture Answer Choice Page to use when your students have different AAC systems and you want each student to have the opportunity to respond despite what icons are available on their device 3. Engaging colorful pictures that are appropriate for preschool through high school students 4. Four levels of sentence structure responses to aid your students in increasing their utterance lengths Treat yourself to a material you will pull on a daily basis, for the price of a cup of coffee!