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My name is Becca Eisenberg. I am a certified speech and language pathologist since 2001 and am passionate about AAC, life skills, and empowering my students. I specialize in the field of Augmentative and Alternative Communication and recently received my board certification in AAC (BCS-AAC).
I am a published author of both special education products and six children's books. I am passionate about improving the lives of individuals with complex communication needs and creating age-appropriate materials for all ages and cognitive abilities. I love creating products that help individuals with complex communication needs to more successful at school, home, the community and beyond!
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Adapted Book Bundle with Unity symbols (LAMP WFL)
Are you looking for more materials for your students using LAMP? This growing bundle of adapted books was created to help students with varying communication and developmental disabilities who use the AAC app, LAMP Words for Life. As a speech language pathologist and assistive technology consultant, I am constantly searching for materials (e.g. books, worksheets, videos, etc.) that use Unity symbols and didn't want to commit to another subscription. I decide to create my own books to help my stu
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Let's Learn Core with LAMP Words for Life Icons
Are you looking for more materials for your students using LAMP? This book was created to help students with varying communication and developmental disabilities who use the AAC app, LAMP Words for Life. Learning core words is an important skill for communication. With this adapted book, the LAMP icons are included which makes it easier for your students to learn the icons on their talker and increase carryover. Use this book as springboard to using core during daily living activities and throu
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Also included in: Adapted Book Bundle with Unity symbols (LAMP WFL)
AAC Evaluation Checklist (Preschool/School Age) - Informal
Are you looking for an informal checklist for your AAC toolbox? Over the years of doing AAC Evaluations (since 1999), I have had many different tools in my toolbox for AAC. These can include more formal assessments (such as the DAGGS-3, Communication Matrix, etc.), informal observations, feature matching and more! Recently, one of my colleagues asked me for my form which inspired me to create this checklist for preschool and school aged children. This 7-page AAC Evaluation Checklist is a compr
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Speaking & Listening
AAC Informal Assessment: Includes AAC Checklist and Communicative Functions
This AAC Informal Assessment Bundle brings together two powerful tools to support SLPs, special education teachers, and AAC teams during assessment (specifically annual reviews, trienniel reviews, etc.), therapy planning, and ongoing communication development. This bundle includes the Communicative Functions resource and the AAC Evaluation Checklist, giving you critical informal assessment tools for understanding how a student communicates, documenting strengths and needs, and planning effectiv
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Adapted Book Series for Teens and Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Are you looking age respectful books for your older students with developmental disabilities? This adapted book is perfect for teens and adult with developmental disabilities that have moderate to severe intellectual disabilities. It can be challenging to find materials for students with more significant cognitive disabilities that are also age respectful. After searching for many different books and using the same ones over and over again, I decided to create my own adapted books with my Canva
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Let's Learn about Feelings with LAMP WFL icons
Are you looking for more materials for your students using LAMP? This book was created to help students with varying communication and developmental disabilities who use the AAC app, LAMP Words for Life. Learning feelings words is an important skill for communication. With this adapted book, the LAMP icons are included which makes it easier for your students to learn the icons on their talker and increase carryover. Use this book as springboard to using feeling words during daily living activit
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Vocabulary
Also included in: Adapted Book Bundle with Unity symbols (LAMP WFL)
Let's Talk about The Winter Olympics 2026
Are you looking for activities to teach your students about the Winter Olympics? ⛷️🏂 The Winter Olympics is an exciting event to watch and learn about. Students can learn about sports, countries, descriptive concepts (high/low, fast/slow, win/lose, excited/mad/sad, etc.) This Winter Olympics resource is a comprehensive, visually supported and age respectful activity pack designed to build language, communication, and comprehension skills for special education, speech therapy, and AAC users. It
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Core Word Books Bundle (Life Skills and Core Words)
This Core Words Book Bundle is a growing collection of interactive, AAC-friendly adapted books designed to support learners with complex communication needs in acquiring essential core vocabulary across meaningful, real-life contexts. Each volume includes age respectful visuals, repetitive yet flexible language, symbol-based supports, and opportunities to model and expand communication with any AAC system. When you purchase this growing bundle now, you receive all existing core word books and an
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Monthly School Calendar 2026-2027 with Unity Symbols
Support communication, routine, and classroom participation all year long with this monthly calendar with Unity Symbols. Designed for AAC users, educators, therapists, and families, this calendar includes monthly layouts paired with familiar Unity icons to help reinforce time concepts, holidays, seasons, and daily routines. This resource is perfect for: Morning meeting activities Teaching calendar and time concepts Supporting AAC users with visual schedules and routines Reinforcing vocabula
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Let's Talk About The Community
Going out in the community is essential to being independent in the community. With these resources, you can preview many concepts that students will see in the environment such as community signs, different stores, the library, post office, money concepts and the coffee shop! These lessons can help teach concepts about the community and access comprehension. Use the free videos to help preview these different concepts and then use the quizzes, power points and visual supports to expand on your
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All About Categories Book Companion
This All About Categories Book Companion is a hands-on, visual activity designed to help students build categorization, vocabulary, and early language skills in an engaging and accessible way. It pairs perfectly with the book All About Categories and can also be used as a standalone categorization resource. Purchase the All About Categories BookStudents work through alphabet-based category pages (A–Z), each focusing on a familiar category such as animals, food, toys, vehicles, weather, sensory
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Visual Scene Life Skills with PCS Symbols: Community
🌎 Bring real-world learning to life with these engaging visual scene life skills activities designed to support students with autism, AAC users, and learners with diverse communication needs. ⭐ This resource, Visual Scene Life Skills with PCS Symbols: Community, provides meaningful, functional practice using high-interest, real-life images paired with symbol-supported communication. Students are able to explore familiar community environments while building language, vocabulary, and comprehens
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Let's Talk About Working at the Grocery Store
Let's Talk about Working at the Grocery Store! Perfect for AAC users as well! Teaching vocational life skills to teens and young adults is very important in both the classroom and community setting. This product includes functional carryover activities for my video Let's Talk About Working at the Grocery Store This activity pack can help check for understanding, build vocabulary, learn vocational skills and work on categorization. With this activity pack, you get the following: 1. 10 Question
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Dot Marker Core Word Book
Dot Marker Core Word Book | AAC Core Vocabulary Activity | Special Education Make core vocabulary practice fun, hands-on, and engaging with this Dot Marker Core Word Book! This interactive printable allows students to practice important core words while using dot markers, building fine motor skills and visual attention at the same time. Each page focuses on a high-frequency core word paired with repeated dot marker circles so students can practice recognizing and interacting with meaningful voca
PreK - 2nd
Alphabet, Coloring Pages, Other (Arts)
Let's Talk about Vocational Opportunities
Learning the concepts of having a job is essential to becoming independent. Begn with the packet on different jobs and then get more specific with Working at the Grocery Store, Working at a Restaurant or Working at the Library. For those interested in summer job, this packet is also included. With these resources, you can preview many concepts related to working at different jobs. I also included Let's Talk about Money, which is essential when beginning to earn a salary. These lessons can help
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Other (ELA), Vocabulary
Let's Learn the Core Word "Work"
Are you looking for an engaging way to teach the core word “work”? This interactive adapted book is designed to help students with complex communication needs learn and practice core vocabulary in meaningful, real-life contexts. Perfect for AAC users, this resource combines visual supports, symbol-based choices, and repetitive language to increase participation and comprehension. The book features real-life photographs paired with simple, repetitive sentences with some variety (e.g., “She works
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Also included in: Core Word Books Bundle (Life Skills and Core Words)
Visual Menus for Restaurants – Special Education & Life Skills
Are you looking for visual menus for your students with complex communication needs? Make mealtime and community outings easier for students with special needs with these Visual Menus for Restaurants! Designed for educators, therapists, and parents, this resource provides printable, kid-friendly visual supports for a wide variety of restaurant types, including fast food, pizza, Italian, Greek, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, diners, Indian, seafood, ice cream, coffee shops, bakeries, sandwich sho
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Let's Learn About Spring (with Unity Symbols LAMP WFL)
Let’s explore spring while building communication skills! 🌷🌦️ This interactive adapted book is designed to support students who use AAC, specifically those using LAMP Words for Life®. Students learn about common spring concepts while matching the correct symbol to complete each page. The activity encourages language development, symbol recognition, and active participation during shared reading. Each page includes a simple sentence about spring along with real life photographs to support compr
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Also included in: Adapted Book Bundle with Unity symbols (LAMP WFL)
Let's Talk about Fast Food Bundle
Let's Talk about Fast Food Bundle! Going to fast food restaurants can be a common occurrence for many people due to it's quick service, low cost meals and easy access for families. Learning the skills in ordering fast food both inside the restaurant and through a drive thru can help a student become more independent. Watch these videos before/after using this packet: Let's Talk about Fast FoodLet's Talk about Ordering Food at the Drive ThruEach packet includes visual supports, a 10 question qui
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Communicative Functions: Definitions, Assessment and Sample IEP Goals
This Communicative Functions resource is designed for SLPs, special education teachers, and AAC teams who want an easy, practical, and comprehensive way to assess and teach the full range of communication skills. This download includes definitions of each communicative function, real-life examples, and sample IEP goals to help guide therapy and planning. It also features a clear explanation of key AAC terms such as total communication, aided communication, unaided communication, and nonverbal co
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About the store
Experience
My name is Becca Eisenberg. I am a certified speech and language pathologist since 2001 and am passionate about AAC, life skills, and empowering my students. I specialize in the field of Augmentative and Alternative Communication and recently received my board certification in AAC (BCS-AAC).
I am a published author of both special education products and six children's books. I am passionate about improving the lives of individuals with complex communication needs and creating age-appropriate materials for all ages and cognitive abilities. I love creating products that help individuals with complex communication needs to more successful at school, home, the community and beyond!
Teaching style
Becca’s approach to teaching and therapy is practical, inclusive, and communication-centered, rooted in real-life application and accessibility. She blends her expertise in AAC and assistive technology with a deep understanding of language development, special education, and neurodiversity-affirming practices to create materials that are:
Respectful and age-appropriate – promoting dignity and engagement for learners of all ages and abilities
Visually supported and interactive – incorporating symbols, photos, and hands-on tools to support communication and comprehensionFunctionally focused – building communication skills that carry over into everyday routines, environments, and social interactions
Flexible and easy to implement – providing clear directions, adaptable resources, and materials that are classroom and therapy-ready
Evidence-informed and caregiver-friendly – rooted in best practices for modeling, prompting, and naturalistic communication opportunities, while also being accessible to families and teams
Whether through adapted books, AAC implementation guides, or life skills resources, Becca’s work reflects a belief that all students can communicate when given the tools, support, and respect they deserve.
My own education history
Masters of Science in Speech Language Pathologist from Teachers College, Columbia University
BS from Penn State University in Communication Disorders
Additional biographical information
Check out my website, http://www.lifeskills2learn, where I have resources and links for more information!
Watch my youtube channel with AAC and Life Skills Videos. https://www.youtube.com/@Lifeskills2learnwithBecca
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