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No-Prep Thanksgiving AAC Speech Therapy Activities

$7.00

These Thanksgiving speech therapy AAC core vocabulary activities are perfect for AAC users learning core vocabulary and more! Speech therapy session planning is made easy with these true no-prep AAC activities that are ready-to-print! These Thanksgiving AAC worksheets and crafts target core words, various concepts, and support both expressive and receptive language skills through fun, hands-on practice.

What makes this resource unique? The core vocabulary pages, in particular, are unique. Each craft has 3 leveled pages and shows how to progressively increase complexity when modeling core word vocabulary.

✨Here's What You Get (Check The Preview For Visuals!)✨
29 total activities:

  • 6 Turkey Room Cut & Glue Activities

    • Students cut out pieces of furniture and glue them onto matching gray outlines to recreate each scene. These activities target attention to detail, receptive language, and expressive language using core word modeling.

  • 7 No-Prep Core Word Crafts (Leveled)

    • Each craft targets one core word and includes three leveled worksheets:

      • Level 1: one core word

      • Level 2: expanding AAC models to two words

      • Level 3: expanding AAC models to three words

      • Core words included in this resource: put, make, out, on, eat, get, want (4 build-a-turkey crafts, 1 feed the turkey craft, and 2 build-a-cornucopia crafts)

  • 3 Make-a-Scene Activities

    • Cut & glue people/things onto blank scenes

  • 4 Same & Different Sorting Activities

    • One sorting page and four pages of picture pairs to cut and glue. These activities support concept development and AAC modeling for the words “same” and “different.”

  • 3 Big & Small Sorting Activities

    • One sorting page and three pages of pictures to cut and glue. These activities support concept development and AAC modeling for words “big” and “small” (or “little” if that’s what on the AAC device).

  • 6 Look & Find Activities

    • Students have to find objects hidden in different scenes and AAC modeling ideas are on the right side

These Thanksgiving speech therapy AAC core vocabulary activities are perfect for AAC users learning core vocabulary and more! Speech therapy session planning is made easy with these true no-prep AAC activities that are ready-to-print! These Thanksgiving AAC worksheets and crafts target core words, various concepts, and support both expressive and receptive language skills through fun, hands-on practice.

What makes this resource unique? The core vocabulary pages, in particular, are unique. Each craft has 3 leveled pages and shows how to progressively increase complexity when modeling core word vocabulary.

✨Here's What You Get (Check The Preview For Visuals!)✨
29 total activities:

  • 6 Turkey Room Cut & Glue Activities

    • Students cut out pieces of furniture and glue them onto matching gray outlines to recreate each scene. These activities target attention to detail, receptive language, and expressive language using core word modeling.

  • 7 No-Prep Core Word Crafts (Leveled)

    • Each craft targets one core word and includes three leveled worksheets:

      • Level 1: one core word

      • Level 2: expanding AAC models to two words

      • Level 3: expanding AAC models to three words

      • Core words included in this resource: put, make, out, on, eat, get, want (4 build-a-turkey crafts, 1 feed the turkey craft, and 2 build-a-cornucopia crafts)

  • 3 Make-a-Scene Activities

    • Cut & glue people/things onto blank scenes

  • 4 Same & Different Sorting Activities

    • One sorting page and four pages of picture pairs to cut and glue. These activities support concept development and AAC modeling for the words “same” and “different.”

  • 3 Big & Small Sorting Activities

    • One sorting page and three pages of pictures to cut and glue. These activities support concept development and AAC modeling for words “big” and “small” (or “little” if that’s what on the AAC device).

  • 6 Look & Find Activities

    • Students have to find objects hidden in different scenes and AAC modeling ideas are on the right side