Activities of daily living pair perfectly with core vocabulary. Parents and speech language pathologists will love all the opportunity for repetition. Washing hands with a core vocabulary board is a great example of how we can use this daily activity to share core vocabulary.
In this video we use washing our hands as the daily activity.
Core words: turn, put, on, need, get
To start or build on using core boards, I’ve put together a document setting out where you can download free core boards to get you started. Clickhere to download your copy.
Make modeling with core vocabulary fun and engaging with songs. Using an AAC core communication board speech therapists and parents will love modelling with this Apple and Bananas song.
What is modeling? Simply put, we (the communication partner) point to words on a communication board or press words on AAC system as we speak. Your child needs to see you doing this so he knows how.
To start or build on using core boards, I’ve put together a document setting out where you can download free core boards to get you started. Clickhere to download your copy.
Activities of daily living pair perfectly with core vocabulary. Parents and speech language pathologists will love all the opportunity for repetition. In this video we use brushing our teeth as the activity with a core vocabulary board.
To start or build on using core boards, I’ve put together a document setting out where you can download free core boards to get you started. Clickhere to download your copy.
Activities of daily living pair perfectly with core vocabulary. Parents and speech language pathologists will love all the opportunity for repetition with daily activities with a Core Vocabulary Board.
In this video we wash the dishes and model the core words: put, in, turn
To start or build on using core boards, I’ve put together a document setting out where you can download free core boards to get you started. Clickhere to download your copy.
Looking for fun AAC activities for your child or student? This video outlines how to model during the clean up song, using a low tech core board and getting so many repetitions. We model AAC core words: UP and PUT.
What is modeling? Simply put, we (the communication partner) point to words on a communication board or press words on AAC system as we speak. Your child needs to see you doing this so he knows how.
Using AAC with the clean-up song is a simple, effective way to incorporate it into your daily routines, helping your child to use it every day.
To start or build on using core boards, I’ve put together a document setting out where you can download free core boards to get you started. Clickhere to download your copy.
Wondering exactly HOW to model AAC for your child?
Are you a parent that has a lot of questions?
Like:
“Do I select every word in a sentence?”
“When do I model?”
” Why is modeling important?”
Here’s a simple, straightforward explanation with demonstrations of how to model AAC. Also see some easy suggestions for modeling during at home activities so you can get started right away.
It doesn’t matter what kind of AAC your child is using, you can use the examples in this video.
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Hey there I’m Anne Page. I help heart centered SLPs and educators put the fun in functional communication. 