Julia Pepitone

A total of five fall themed low-tech AAC communication boards: general fall items, apple picking, Halloween, pumpkin carving/painting, and thanksgiving. All boards are 6x9, contain core vocabulary, and themed fringe vocabulary. They pair well with several September, October, and November themed books/activities.

Low tech communication board, visuals, and sentence strips for education regarding body parts and advocating when something hurts. Sentence strips use gestalt language friendly scripts. This pairs well with the majority of books containing vocabulary regarding body parts. Lesson plan included for the book, "From Head to Toe" by Eric Carle.

Speech Therapy ideas for homework/home practice. There are calendars for AAC users, articulation, early language development, expressive language, receptive language, and social language ideas.

A neuro-affirming social story for students who experience GI or stomach troubles and are having difficulty expressing their needs, feelings, and pain. It talks about what pain feels like words that can be used verbally or with AAC to describe pain and ask for help. It also talks about requesting the bathroom, water, or rest to help ease the pain and solve the problem. There are visuals for the child/children to match while following along.

Low tech communication/core boards for preschool activities or centers. Includes a general school board, cars, playdough, art, and sensory.

Low tech AAC communication board with vocabulary for the book, "There was an old lady who swallowed a turkey!" by Lucille Colandro. Perfect for fall and thanksgiving time. Great for gestalt language processors and forming functional stage 1-2 phrases while incorporating story vocabulary.

A neuro-affirming social story that helps students with using their words/talker to advocate with friends and peers. Great for preschool and elementary students. It uses smaller visuals for students to select matching icons and follow along to aid with story comprehension.

A low-tech AAC option also known as a communication board for Halloween themed activities and books. It includes common core words and Halloween vocabulary.

Low Tech Communication Boards for school and play. Grid sizes include 5x8 and 6x9. There are specialized boards for play with playdough, Pop the Pig, and Mr. Potato Head! There are several verbs and vocabulary words that are great for gestalt language processors. With these boards you can make phrases like "it's a ____," "let's get ____," "let's go," and more!

Low tech communication/core boards for preschool activities or centers during the fall time. Includes one communication board with a grid size 6x9.

Low Tech Communication Board for the book "There Was an Old Lady who Swallowed Some Leaves" by Lucille Colandro. Visuals for vocabulary also included!

Low Tech Communication Board for the book "There Was an Old Lady who Swallowed Some Books!" by Lucille Colandro. Visuals also included!

Low Tech Communication Board for the book "There Was an Old Lady who Swallowed Some Books!" by Lucille Colandro. Visuals for vocabulary and wh-questions provided.

Low Tech Communication Board can be used for all ages but may be best suited for preschoolers. Use the board to aid in language development, help with speech intelligibility, and build vocabulary. It could also be a great resource for students to use at home with their parents/guardians.

An easy no-prep summer speech therapy activity for your students working on articulation. The worksheet covers the phonemes /k/, /g/, /r/, /s/, /s-blends/, /z/, and /l/ in all word positions. Work on vocabulary and categories too by deciding which foods you can grill/cook and what foods should stay cold/in the fridge. You could also talk about the concepts hot vs. cold or cut out the images and hide them in a summer sensory bin.

Streamline your speech therapy caseload management with this fully editable Excel/Google Sheet Caseload Organizer! Designed specifically for busy SLPs, this user-friendly tool allows you to keep all your student data organized, accessible, and easy to update throughout the year. Keep track of your IEP/Evaluation Due dates, referrals, parent contact information, schedules, and more all in one place.

These calendars are designed to give children short, fun, and meaningful opportunities to practice language and communication skills at home. Each day has one simple activity that can be done in just a few minutes using things you already have. The activities are suggestions and don’t need be followed exactly as listed. There are calendars and ideas for: early language, AAC, and articulation.

Perfect for encouraging home practice for AAC users, language development, and articulation practice. Includes an explanation to parents/guardians on how to implement strategies and activities at home for speech and language development. There is calendars for PreK-4 for AAC, language development, and middle school expressive/receptive/social language activities.

A step-by-step guide for paraprofessionals taking data in the classroom setting. This could also be used by special educators or other therapists to help with data collection in the educational setting outside of the therapy room.

Three AAC low tech core Boards with a 4x8 grid size for school, colors, and art class/centers.