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AAC 101 For Educators (Teachers, Paraprofessionals, Admin)
Do you have staff members at your school who don't know where to start with supporting usage of AAC? They're on board but feel lost? Want to increase buy-in? Knowledge is power! This is a short presentation that can be sent as a resource, or presented at staff meetings, professional development days, etc. It outlines the basics of AAC: what it is, why it's used, tips for facilitating, and common myths about it. Created in August of 2025 by Lily Gilmore, SLP-CCC in Portland Oregon.
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Core Vocab High Contrast - The Bus: Come, Open, Close and No
High Contrast PowerPoint presentation targeting core words: come, open, close, not and scared. Includes symbols from TD Snap Core first and LAMP WFL, but can be edited to include other AAC symbols. Bubble New Roman letters to support students with CVI, as well as AI generated gifs and sounds to increase engagement. Great back to school activity that can be expanded to sorting and categorization.
PreK - 5th
Not Subject Specific, Other (ELA)
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DIY AAC Visuals Freebie
Give your AAC users a clear, easy-to-use visual support with this AAC visuals resource! These editable templates guide students in focusing on core vocabulary, navigating devices, and using words in everyday life. Perfect for SLPs, teachers, and therapists who want ready-to-go, customizable communication tools. This DIY AAC Visuals Freebie targets functional communication and core vocabulary acquisition in a scaffolded, research-based approach. Students practice word retrieval, device navigati
PreK - 12th
Grammar, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
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