More AAC apps for FREE!
Time for an update! In a previous blog post, I shared how I was working my way through the fantastic chart shared by Angela Moorad, MS CCC-SLP, from Omazing Kids AAC, LLC - Free AAC apps chart. Now, I’m back to update you on my progress, apps that I’ve added to my...
Ready to add some AAC apps to your iPad – for FREE?!?!
You know how you hear some things and think that they are just too good to be true? Well, getting a bunch of AAC apps for your iPad for free may sound too good to be true, but I promise you it’s both - it’s good AND true! First things first, I want to share that some...
Take your time with AAC
There are so many AAC apps out there - trying to learn all of them so that you can help provide access to those most beneficial for those you work with can be overwhelming, to say the least! However, let me reassure you that: You don’t have to learn ALL the AAC...
How to use the Dynamic AAC Goals Grid – 2 (DAGG-2)
Let me tell you about one of my favorite AAC tools. It’s wonderful to have in your back pocket for assessments, goal writing, progress monitoring, and more - and best of all, it’s FREE! I could go on and on about my love for this tool, but for now, let me introduce...
Books I Read In 2020
I’ve always been an avid reader and love becoming lost in the pages of a book. In 2020, I decided that it would be fun to keep track of the books that I read, and as it always seems to happen, the minute I decided to do that, I happened upon something that...
Storybook Sessions: Garrett Morgan
Storybook Sessions: Garrett Morgan In each Storybook Sessions post, I highlight a book that I have used, or plan to use in therapy as well as associated, extension activities that can be paired with the book to increase vocabulary comprehension, provide opportunities...
Modeling Core Vocabulary word “GO” with “Busy Trucks on the Go”
Are you looking for fun ways to incorporate core vocabulary, early first words and literacy into therapy sessions and/or daily routines but not sure what books to read and/or how to focus on specific words while reading? You’re in luck! I am going to introduce you to...
Modeling Core Vocabulary word “GO” with the “Busy Train Book”
Are you looking for fun ways to incorporate core vocabulary, early first words and literacy into therapy sessions and/or daily routines but not sure what books to read and/or how to focus on specific words while reading? You’re in luck! I am going to introduce you to...
Storybook Sessions: “That’s Not My Snowman”
Storybook Sessions: “That’s Not My Snowman” In each Storybook Sessions post, I highlight a book that I have used, or plan to use in therapy as well as associated, extension activities that can be paired with the book to increase vocabulary comprehension, provide...
Prompt Hierarchy – A tool for your AAC Toolbox
Hello again! If you’ve read my other blog posts you should now be familiar with AAC, Core and Fringe vocabulary as well as the “what”, “why” and “how” of modeling language with AAC. If any of this is unfamiliar to you, pause here and head over to my other posts on...