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Christmas AAC Core Vocabulary and Gestalt Language Speech Therapy Activities
Christmas AAC core vocabulary and gestalt language speech therapy activities that are no prep! This Christmas speech therapy bundle has AAC core word activities for AAC users and gestalt language processors. Use the handouts to teach AAC users how to model AAC core vocabulary words, how to teach same/different, and learn types of language models that can be helpful for your gestalt language processors!What makes this resource unique? The bundle contains two resources. One resource is focused on
PreK - 1st
Not Subject Specific
AAC Biographical Information Practice | Functional Communication & Safety Skills
Help AAC users build functional communication skills with this AAC biographical information activity designed for real-life safety and independence. This printable resource supports students in learning how to answer personal information questions using their AAC devices, an essential life skill for students with complex communication needs. This activity is ideal for teaching AAC safety skills, self-advocacy, and independence, especially for students who need to communicate important informatio
Not Specific
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Early Childhood Speech and Language Caregiver Strategies
This is a one-page handout that includes 5 tips for increasing speech and language development in young children. SLP's can utilize as a handout to send families home with or families can purchase as well to use at home.
PreK - 2nd
Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
First and Then Boards
This first and then tool is a ready-to-use visual support tool designed to help educators create structure, increase student independence, and reduce challenging behaviors through clear, consistent expectations. This resource includes a printable First Then board and a set of removable visual icons that can be cut, laminated, and used with Velcro. Educators can quickly pair a non-preferred task FIRST with a preferred activity THEN to support motivation, transitions, and task completion.
PreK - 8th
Other (Arts), Other (ELA), Social Emotional Learning
October Speech Newsletter Brochure
October Speech Newsletter! Great to handout to parents to discuss different vocabulary and and ways to use halloween centered language to increase expressive and receptive language. Fun and cute resource to have for parents during the month of October.
PreK - 3rd
Classroom Community, Reading
Heart Matching- Speech Therapy AAC
Lessonpix images to provide visuals. Support your students with a Valentines day themed color matching activity! Sentence starter on every page of "I see ___". Great for teaching colors, increasing phrase length, and providing more visuals.
PreK - 3rd
Not Subject Specific
Greek Sentence Writing Reading Building Visual Support Task Cards Center
If your students face challenges forming / building complete basic sentences or understanding modern greek sentence structure, this engaging worksheets and task cards resource can be a real effective teaching tool. Beginning with short sentence structures and gradually increasing lenght, always based on key words, this material uses visual support as a guide (instructionally and ascertainly) while maintaining motivation. This sentence writing resource can become the structured teaching tool
PreK - 2nd
English Language Arts, Handwriting, Reading
Aquarium Speech Therapy Activity | WH Questions & Sentence Strips
Take your students on a trip to the aquarium! 🐠 In this interactive digital speech therapy activity on Boom Learning, students walk through the aquarium with draggable kids and search for animated sea animals. The repeated “Go, kids!” routine increases engagement and supports participation for early communicators. Students will: • Answer Where questions (Where’s the turtle? octopus? shark?) • Respond to an errorless What did we see? question • Build sentences using a visual sentence strip:
PreK - 2nd
Grammar, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
Color Choice Core Board
This Color Choice Core Board is multi-functional and easy to implement! For SLPs, Teachers, and Parents, this product can be used to help a child with the following skills: non-verbal communication (pointing to choice pictures on the grid), mixing sign language and pointing to picture selection, verbally increasing utterance length by using this tool as a visual cue, learning to request, and learning colors! Activities that this product would be great for are: coloring, painting, making choices,
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Not Subject Specific
Prize Wheel Classroom Rewards Spinner Social Emotional Learning Behavior
This Prize Wheel Classroom Rewards Spinner is a fun, engaging, and easy-to-use behavior management and motivation tool designed for classrooms, therapy sessions, and home routines. Perfect for autism support, nonverbal students, AAC users, and special education settings, this visual reward system helps increase participation, reinforce positive behavior, and support communication in a clear and motivating way. Students can spin the wheel to earn rewards like sticker, extra break, choice time, l
Not Specific
School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning, Vocabulary
Editable 5 Star Behavior Chart Token Board Visual Reward System for Autism AAC
This Editable 5 Star Behavior Chart Token Board is a simple, powerful visual reward system designed for autism classrooms, special education settings, and positive classroom management. Students earn one star at a time and receive a reward after earning all five stars. The short five star system increases motivation, reduces overwhelm, and supports consistent positive reinforcement. This visual behavior chart is ideal for behavior intervention plans, IEP goals, executive functioning support, and
Not Specific
Short Stories, Sight Words, Spelling
FREE Toilet Routine Visual for Boys- Poop and Pee- Printable- AAC
FREE Toilet Routine Visual – “Poop” Sequence and "Pee" Sequence.This toilet routine visual is designed to support boys with understanding and following the steps involved in using the toilet for bowel movements. Using clear, simple visuals, this resource breaks down the routine into manageable steps to reduce anxiety and increase independence. Many children benefit from predictable routines, especially for toileting. This visual support helps children know what to expect, what comes next, and
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Spring Fever At School Social Story Autism Behavior Classroom Management AAC
Spring Fever At School is a student friendly social story created to help children understand and manage the extra energy and excitement that often comes with warmer weather, brighter days, and the end of the school year approaching. During the spring months, many students struggle with focus, impulse control, increased movement, and difficulty following classroom expectations. This social story provides clear, simple language and predictable structure to support emotional regulation and positiv
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Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: Spring Behavior Social Stories Bundle Classroom Expectations AAC Autism
School Events Social Stories Bundle Autism Visual Support Classroom Behavior AAC
This School Events Social Stories Bundle is designed to support students with autism and other communication or behavioral needs during special school events and schedule changes. These student friendly social stories break down what to expect during common school events using clear language, visuals, and predictable structure to reduce anxiety and increase participation. School events can be exciting but also overwhelming for many students. Changes in routine, noise levels, large groups, and ne
Not Specific
Character Education, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
AAC Directional Prepositions Activity | Animated Interactive Canva Presentation
Support AAC users in learning directional and spatial prepositions with this animated, interactive AAC activity designed for engaging and functional speech therapy sessions. This editable animated Canva presentation helps students practice answering directional preposition questions using their AAC devices while building receptive and expressive language skills. The built-in animations increase attention, motivation, and comprehension, making this resource especially effective for AAC users an
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Not Subject Specific
BLUE PETE CAT BIG EASTER ADVENTURE AAC Visual Support PECS Autism SPED LowTech
Support communication and comprehension with this Pete the Cat Big Easter Adventure AAC Visual Support resource. This engaging set is designed for students with autism, special education needs, and early learners who benefit from visual supports, PECS-style icons, and simple language tools. This resource is perfect for building vocabulary, supporting story retell, increasing participation, and helping students understand Easter-themed concepts in a clear and visual way. Great for SPED classr
Not Specific
Reading Strategies, Visual Arts
AAC Regular and Irregular Past Tense Sentences for Touch Chat wordpower 60 Basic
Your student will need his/her AAC device with wordpower 60 basic! •Use digitally (works great on a projector) or print and go! • This resource is perfect for speech therapy sessions (group and 1:1 sessions), special education classroom center times, structured teaching sessions, and for at home use to help promote carry over and increase familiarity with the vocabulary, grammar, syntax. •This resource specifically targets actions, subjects, subject pronouns (he, she, they), regular past tense
K - 3rd
Grammar, Vocabulary, Writing
Going To The Mall Social Story Autism Visual Support For Community Outings
This Going To The Mall social story is a structured, student friendly visual support created to help children understand what to expect during a trip to the mall. It is designed for students with autism, developmental delays, ADHD, sensory processing needs, and other social communication differences. The clear language, predictable layout, and consistent visuals help reduce anxiety and increase confidence in community settings. Each page features a bold heading, a clean boxed illustration on a p
Not Specific
Social Emotional Learning, Spelling
Using My Pencil Grip Social Story Autism Visual Support Fine Motor Writing Help
This Using My Pencil Grip social story is a clear, engaging visual support designed to teach students how to use a pencil grip in a simple and supportive way. It is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and those in special education who need explicit instruction and repetition to build fine motor and writing skills. This resource helps reduce frustration, increase independence, and support successful participation during writing tasks by breaking the process into easy,
Not Specific
Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Community Helpers AAC Crafts,AAC Speech Therapy Activities, AAC Core Word Vocab
Community helpers AAC speech therapy activities are perfect to make speech therapy planning easy. These community helper AAC crafts focus on teaching AAC core word vocabulary to your AAC users in meaningful contexts. These no-prep speech therapy AAC crafts are engaging and fun for your students! What makes this resource unique? The core vocabulary pages, in particular, are unique. Each craft has 3 leveled pages and shows how to progressively increase complexity when modeling core word vocabulary
PreK - 3rd
Not Subject Specific
Requesting & Asking for Help Social Story: I Feel I Need Visuals, AAC, PECS
This Requesting Social Story with "I Feel/I Need Board" teaches learners how to ask for help and communicate needs using AAC requesting activities, PECS communication cards, and nonverbal communication boards with clear, supportive visuals. Designed for autistic learners and early communicators, this social story about requesting builds functional communication and emotional awareness through I feel I need visuals that connect feelings to needs, reducing frustration and challenging behavior w
PreK - 2nd
Character Education, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Wearing A Life Jacket Social Story Autism Water Safety And Pool Rules For Sped
This Wearing A Life Jacket social story is a simple, supportive resource designed to teach water safety skills to children with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education classrooms. The story uses clear language, visual supports, and predictable routines to help children understand why life jackets are important around pools, lakes, beaches, boats, and other water activities. This resource can help reduce anxiety, increase safety awareness, support communication, a
Not Specific
Character Education
Sodor Logic Visual Support Toolkit: AAC & Behavioral Pack
Bring the world of Sodor into your classroom or therapy room! This Sodor Logic Visual Support Toolkit is a specialized communication and behavioral resource designed for students who thrive on the predictability and character-driven logic of the Thomas & Friends universe. By shifting the "rules" of the classroom from the adult to the beloved characters (like Sir Topham Hatt and Thomas), we reduce power struggles and increase communicative intent for students with Autism, ADHD, or developmental
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Not Subject Specific
Christmas AAC Speech Therapy Activities, AAC Core Vocabulary Crafts, No-Prep AAC
Christmas AAC core vocabulary speech therapy activities that are no prep! Use these Christmas AAC core word activities for AAC users to model AAC, how to teach core vocabulary, and various concepts. Make speech therapy planning easy with these no-prep, ready-to-print Christmas AAC worksheets and crafts through fun, engaging activities!What makes this resource unique? The core vocabulary pages, in particular, are unique. Each craft has 3 leveled pages and shows how to progressively increase compl
PreK - 3rd
Not Subject Specific
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