Throwback Thursday: Activities for AAC Learning
Looking to add more variety to the activities you use for building language and AAC skills? Today, we’re dusting off the cobwebs and re-sharing posts with activity ideas.
- Research Project AACtivity
- Concept Sorts
- Using Surveys to Support Language Learning
- Magic Moments with Tellagami
- New Word Teaching: A Look Inside Some PrAACtical Therapy Sessions
- Teaming Up to Build Communication with a Treat Cart: Part 1, Part 2
- AACtual Therapy: Use Your Best Spud to Teach Vocabulary With Tanna Neufeld
- PrAACtical Supports for AAC Learners: AT Recipes for Success – Sensorimotor Activities
- AAC Intervention: 5 Activities with PrAACtical Potential
- Vocabulary Activities: 5 Sites for Learning with Avatars
- PrAACtical Teaching in the Autism Classroom: Instructional Activities for Core Vocabulary
- Why We Love AAC Language Experience Activities
- 5 Ways to Use Word Clouds in AAC Therapy and Magic Moments with Word Clouds
- Magic Moments: Painting with Time
- Teaching the Use of Social Phrases and Comments
- Let’s Go Outside! 5 PrAACtical Ideas
- “Can I Ask You a Question?” Language Experience Surveys
- 5 PrAACtical Thoughts on Catch-up Conversations
- Magic Moments with Sentence Builder
Do you have a tried-and-true activity for building language in AAC learners? We’d love to hear about it.
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This post was written by Carole Zangari