This is part 3 of the At Home Speech Therapy series and includes five colorful scenes that can be used to elicit language in children in the early childhood, preschool and early elementary level. Each scene has a list of prompts and directions for the following: receptive language (vocabulary, verbs, two step directions, colors and negation) and expressive language (vocabulary, verbs, WH questions, yes/no questions and increasing sentence length). These can be with used by special education teachers, speech/language pathologists and parents for children/students with autism and other communication delays.

These can be printed and sent home, emailed to parents or sent on Seesaw or other forms of digital formats for distance learning.

Click here for At Home Speech Therapy Set 3

An AAC Guide That Makes Modeling Feel More Doable

If AAC has been sitting on your “I know I need to do this better” list, this is the easiest place to start. This quick, neuroaffirming guide walks you through 3 simple classroom shifts that help AAC fit into the routines you already run—play, snack, circle time, and transitions—without adding extra lessons, prep, or overwhelm.

You’ll learn how to stop waiting for readiness, model without pressure, and make communication supports feel doable in the real classroom you already have.

Download the guide and start with one routine, one word, one simple shift.

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    JOVANI DIONISIO

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    LIGIA MARTINEEZ

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    These are fantastic resources, thank you and keep up the excellent work.

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