Strips to cover icons of adaptive books to decrease utterance length based on the child’s language level. Also, these covers can be used to focus on specific sentence forms, such as “adjectives+nouns” “pronoun+verb,” etc. within the book. These are sized to fit Speaking of Visuals’ adaptive books (Tobii Dynavox and LAMP versions). 

How to use:

• Print the PDF File
• Laminate if desired
• Cut out the strips
• Cover icons on adaptive books as needed

This set includes:

• Covers for 1-5 icons
• Tobii Dynavox version
• LAMP Words for Life (PRC) version

Speaking of Visuals’ adaptive books can be used for a variety of targets!!

• Models for AAC Users
• Gestalt Language Processors
• Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Expanding utterances
• Sentence formulation
• Vocabulary development
• Learning core vocabulary
• Stuttering/speech fluency
• Answering Wh-questions
• Early readers, sight words
• Prosody elements
• Memory
• Pronouns
• Verbs
• Basic Concepts

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~Megan Ndlovu, M.S., CCC-SLP

Speaking of Visuals

Pediatric Speech-language pathologist