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SLP Visual Communication Sentence Strips AAC Visuals Autism
Functional Communication Sentence Strips & Visual IconsThis resource provides a structured, visual "anchor" to help students build sentences, express needs, and advocate for themselves. Whether you are supporting AAC users, students with Autism, or ESL/ELL learners, these low-prep strips are a daily classroom essential. 3 Key Benefits for Your Classroom:Reduces Behavior: Giving students a visual way to say "I need a break" or "Stop" prevents meltdowns before they start.Increases MLU (Sentence
PreK - 12th
Reading, Social Emotional Learning, Vocabulary
STEM Day Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Education Classroom Routine
This STEM Day Social Story is a clear, engaging visual support designed to help students understand and participate in STEM and STEAM activities at school. It is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and those in special education settings who benefit from predictable routines and explicit teaching of expectations. This resource supports comprehension of hands on activities like paper airplane challenges, building stations, and simple engineering tasks while reducing anx
Not Specific
Engineering, Environment, Science of Reading
Learning About Money Social Story Autism AAC Visual Supports Special Education
This Learning About Money Social Story is a clear, engaging visual support designed to teach early money skills in a structured and accessible way. It is ideal for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and children in special education settings who benefit from simple language and consistent visuals. This resource helps students understand what money is, how it is used, and how to participate in classroom routines like a pretend store. It supports comprehension, communication, and
Not Specific
Character Education, Money Math, Short Stories
Different Types Of Transportation Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Edu
This Different Types Of Transportation Social Story is a clear and engaging visual support designed to help students understand common ways people travel. This resource is perfect for autism support classrooms, special education settings, early childhood programs, and students who benefit from structured visual learning including nonverbal learners and AAC users. Each page introduces a different type of transportation using simple, student friendly language and consistent visuals to support comp
Not Specific
Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Purim Social Story Autism Special Education Classroom Visual Supports Holiday
This Purim Social Story is a student friendly visual support designed to help children understand what to expect during Purim celebrations at school. It walks students step by step through learning about Purim, hearing the story, seeing classmates in costumes, experiencing noise from noisemakers, trying special treats, and practicing respectful behavior. This resource is especially helpful for students with autism, nonverbal students, AAC users, and children who benefit from structured visuals a
Not Specific
Character Education, Short Stories, Sight Words
Expanding Utterances Activities Speech Therapy Bundle Boom Cards & Google Slides
The products in this bundle are PDFs that also include links to Boom Card versions or Google Slides of them. Please check the products listed in the bundle to see which ones include Boom Cards and which ones are Google Slides. This is a growing bundle, and everything added to the bundle will be Google Slides moving forward due to illegal sharing of Boom Card links, as my small business gets charged each time a link is shared. Everything in this bundle can be used to target increasing students'
Not Specific
Grammar, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
Police Officer Visiting My School Social Story Autism Visual Support Classroom
This Police Officer Visiting My School social story is a simple, clear, and student friendly visual support designed to help children understand what to expect when a police officer visits their classroom. It is especially helpful for students with autism, nonverbal learners, and students who benefit from structured routines and visual supports. This resource breaks the experience down into easy to follow steps so students know how to stay calm, listen, follow directions, and participate appropr
Not Specific
Character Education, Short Stories, Social Emotional Learning
Science Class Social Story Autism Visual Support Special Education Classroom
This science class social story is a clear and supportive visual tool designed to help students understand expectations during science activities at school. It is especially helpful for autistic students and students who benefit from structured routines and visual supports. The story walks students through what to expect in science class including watching first, taking turns, using materials safely, asking for help, trying their best, and feeling proud. This resource uses simple, predictable la
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Character Education, Classroom Community, School Counseling
Yes No Questions: FOODS Communication Skills Lesson Slides - Special Education
An engaging, interactive resource that helps students practice answering Yes/No questions about food. Perfect for Special Education, speech therapy, and early learners working on communication skills. Help your students build confidence with simple Yes/No questions! This set is part of my Core Communication Skills series and is designed for students with special education needs, speech/language goals, or emerging communication skills. What’s Included: 43 interactive Yes/No slides (food-theme
PreK - 1st
Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
Speech and Language Therapy Lesson Plans | Back to School and Fall | Crafts
Be prepared to save time and have more fun in speech this year! These speech and language therapy lesson plans for back to school and fall cover TWELVE different back to school and fall themes including: back to school, all about me, apples, fall, leaves, fire prevention, pumpkins, squirrels and nuts, on the farm, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and football. For EACH theme, I have included two picture book titles, two crafts, and two activities. With 12 themes, that's 72 activities in total! These a
PreK - 4th
Close Reading, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Vocabulary
WH Questions Reading Comprehension With Picture Choices, Speech Therapy & Autism
These WH Questions Reading Comprehension Speech Therapy using engaging visuals, Picture & visual choices to support understanding. This resource includes worksheets, picture cards & scenes that help students build strong comprehension skills. Designed for Speech therapy, K-2, EFL, ELL, ELD ,Special Education, ESL, and autism, it supports language development through clear, visual‑based instruction ✅ What’s Included : 30 short reading comprehension pages WH questions (Who, What, Where
PreK - 2nd
Reading, Reading Strategies, Speaking & Listening
Inclusive Science: Light & Sound Waves System (Differentiated & Visual)
Finally—an inclusive science unit designed to support the diverse needs of every learner in your classroom.Teaching complex physics concepts like light and sound waves can be difficult when your students have a wide range of reading, fine motor, and communication needs. This resource bundle solves that by providing a multi-sensory, scaffolded approach to scientific inquiry. Whether your students are emerging writers, tactile learners, or AAC users, this kit provides the "tools of the trade" to t
2nd - 12th
Earth Sciences, Informational Text, Not Subject Specific
All About St. Patrick’s Day | Adapted Nonfiction Reading & Comprehension | SPED
AAC • Special Education • Autism • Reading ComprehensionMake holiday nonfiction reading accessible for all learners with All About St. Patrick’s Day, an adapted nonfiction book designed for students who benefit from symbol-supported text and visual answer choices. This resource allows students to meaningfully engage with informational text while building comprehension and communication skills. Perfect for AAC users, students with Autism, nonverbal or minimally verbal learners, ESL/ELL students,
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Informational Text, Reading, Short Stories
Also included in: St. Patrick’s Day Special Education Bundle | AAC & Symbol-Supported
Yes And No Social Story Autism Visual Support Answering Questions Communication
Yes And No Social Story Autism Visual Support Answering Questions And Communication Skills is a simple and supportive social story designed to help children learn how to answer yes and no questions in everyday situations. This resource is ideal for autism support, nonverbal learners, AAC users, speech therapy sessions, special education classrooms, and early communication development. The story uses clear visuals, repetitive language, and predictable routines to teach students how to listen to
Not Specific
Short Stories
CVI Adapted Alphabet Story | Letter Sounds & Vocabulary Builder | AAC practice
Bring early literacy to life with this CVI-adapted alphabet book that follows the familiar and rhythmic pattern of Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? Students will love predicting what comes next while exploring each letter of the alphabet! Each page follows the repetitive and engaging structure: “Letter A, Letter A, what do you see? I see Letter B looking at me.”⭐ What’s Included: A full A–Z alphabet book featuring high-contrast, CVI-friendly images Pictures of familiar objects that
PreK - 2nd
Alphabet, Close Reading, Reading
AAC Core Word of the Week: GO - Activities for Implementation
Find books, songs, and activity ideas for teaching the core vocabulary word "GO" in speech therapy and other educational settings. A "Core Word of the Week" approach is popular for individuals using AAC and developing language. It focuses on one core word, and through modeling and different activities, provides a lot of exposure to it. This resource provides six different activities for teaching the core word MORE in a variety of fun and engaging ways. Examples and links are also provided to hel
Not Specific
Speaking & Listening
Deep Dive Describing- Semantic Language Vocabulary Development Hierarchy Bundle
Build strong vocabulary, comprehension, and expressive language skills with this Deep Dive Describing- Semantic Language Vocabulary Development Hierarchy Bundle. This is a comprehensive bundle of standalone semantic language resources—designed to follow a research-based semantic hierarchy from basic labeling to higher-level word relationships.This bundle includes all expanded, in-depth standalone resources in my Semantic Language system, giving you everything you need for systematic, scaffol
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Not Subject Specific, Other (ELA), Vocabulary
Speech Language Therapy Early Intervention, More, Want, Finished AAC Core Word
✨ Core Vocabulary Resource Pack for SLPs, Teachers, and Families ✨ Looking for ready-to-use tools to support core vocabulary instruction in speech therapy, the classroom, and at home? This comprehensive bundle includes everything you need to model, practice, and track progress with core words—perfect for SLPs, classroom staff, and families. ⭐ What’s Included:✔ Therapy ideas for the SLP ✔ Book lists featuring core words ✔ Strategies for classroom staff to support AAC use ✔ Home practice ideas f
PreK - 2nd
Other (ELA), Vocabulary
CCSS
CCRA.L.3
Also included in: Essential Core Vocabulary Bundle (8 Packets) | AAC & Speech Therapy
Capitol Crawl Nonfiction Lesson | Disability Rights | SPED Grades 6-10
Capitol Crawl nonfiction lesson | Special education grades 6-10. Sourcing & corroboration using the 1990 disability rights protest. Adapted reading, 3 Lexile levels, AAC supports. Your students are reading about history — but are they learning to ask "what really happened?" and "how do we know?" This lesson teaches sourcing and corroboration through the Capitol Crawl, one of the most iconic disability-rights protests in U.S. history. But the sources tell conflicting stories. Students learn to tr
6th - 10th
Reading Strategies, Writing
CCSS
RI.6.1
, RI.6.7
, RI.6.9
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AAC Core Word of the Week: VERSION 2 - Lesson Slides + Companion Packet
(1) Lesson Slides + (2) Companion Packet for 10 MORE Core Words. Straightforward and easy to use. Editable Canva slides now included!If you loved AAC Core Word of the Week (Version 1), this new packet follows the exact same structure and format, with 10 brand-new, high-frequency core words ready to plug into your AAC therapy sessions, morning meetings, small-group instruction, whole-class lessons, and/or home carryover. The 10 featured core words in this program include: ME, YOU, NEED, EAT,
Not Specific
For All Subjects, Instructional Technology, Speaking & Listening
Social Stories: When I feel sad, frustrated, angry | All About Feelings lesson
Nurture positive emotional well-being with the 1st seven titles in the Dealing-With-Feelings series! Teach your students to identify, accept and manage emotions in a positive way through relatable characters! Communicating about feelings is an important part of Social Emotional Learning, but is challenging for individuals without the vocabulary or who struggle with oral language. The Dealing-With-Feelings stories teach kids through gender-specific characters who model how to identify, acce
PreK - 3rd
Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning, Speaking & Listening
Core Word of the Day Curriculum - Full Year of Lessons Plans!
Implement a Core Word of the Day with ease with these Yearly Lesson Plans! Say good-bye to planning and prep work; this comprehensive resource includes a daily lesson plan (including a book, song, and 2 related activities) based around a Core Word of the Day for 36 weeks (Monday-Thursday)! Everything you need is right here in the download - from easy-to-follow lesson plans, links to songs & videos, printable activities, and more. A whole year of push-in therapy sessions, planned out for you -
PreK - 1st
For All Subjects
Daylight Saving Time Social Story Routine Change Spring Forward Fall Back
This Daylight Savings Time social story is a simple, supportive visual resource designed for students with autism, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and special education classrooms. It clearly explains what daylight savings time is, how the clock can move forward or back, and what changes might feel like in a child’s day. The consistent visuals and predictable language help students understand the concept, reduce anxiety around routine changes, and feel more prepared when time shifts happen. Slide
Not Specific
School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Radium Girls Nonfiction Unit | Women's History | Adapted Reading | SPED 6-10
Radium Girls nonfiction unit | Special education grades 6-10. Women's history at three reading levels — adapted reading, informative writing, AAC supports for SPED and co-taught classrooms.Your students are learning to explain complex systems — but are they understanding what happens when those systems actively harm the people they're supposed to protect? This 5-part nonfiction unit teaches informative writing using the real history of the Radium Girls: dial painters who sued a corporation, chal
6th - 10th
Informational Text, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RI.6.1
, RI.6.2
, RI.6.3
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