These Halloween AAC speech therapy core vocabulary activities are perfect for AAC core word modeling in speech therapy sessions! These Halloween AAC core vocabulary activities are no-prep and designed to target AAC and core vocabulary practice, as well as supporting receptive language skills.

This Halloween core vocabulary resource is filled with activities that will easily allow you to support carryover in the classroom and at home with parents!

What makes this product unique? This product is an inclusive product, highlighting language modeling for AAC users; however, can be EASILY adapted to fit all the students on your caseload!

✨Here's What's Inside✨

• 34 activities in total (check the preview for a clear breakdown/details)

• 6 Halloween room activities

• 9 AAC core vocabulary activities

• 3 make-your-own scene activities

• 6 look and find activities

• 3 activities addressing the concepts of "same" and "different"

• 3 activities addressing the concepts of "big" and "small

• 4 activities addressing the concepts of "more" and "less"

Need AAC teacher and parent handouts to support AAC users? These AAC parent and teacher handouts provide practical strategies and information on AAC implementation, AAC goal writing for difficult situations, how to address common AAC myths, and more! Make your speech therapy planning easy with these ready-to-print AAC handouts! (P.S. This handbook is a digital resource).

You need these AAC handouts for collaboration if…

✔ You are a new or experienced SLP, BCBA, or other professional working with AAC Users

✔ You often find yourself trying to explain to other professionals how to make AAC implementation meaningful and why there is no such thing as pre-requisite skills

✔ You struggle with knowing how to measure progress for situations that seem “non-functional,” like stimming, device refusal, or AAC users who haven’t started accessing their device

✔ You struggle with goal writing for those “non-functional” situations

✨This Product Includes Various Handouts✨

• General Overview: What is AAC?

• Aided and Unaided AAC

• Common AAC myths

• Benefits of Low Tech to Supplement High Tech AAC

• Power Imbalance

• The Least Dangerous Assumption

• Descriptive Teaching Model

• Aided Language Input & What Does Modeling Look Like?

• Why Hand Over Hand Prompting is Ineffective

• Gestalt Language Processing & AAC

• How Do I know If My AAC System is Robust? + Case Studies

• Device Refusal

• Stimming

• Emerging AAC User

• Resources for parent and classroom carryover

• …and more!
  

  Please e-mail me at info@speechtherapyconnectionsllc.com if you have any questions or need clarification before you purchase.