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If you're looking for ways to ensure that your students get daily AAC core vocabulary practice, then look no further! These task boxes/task cards/rotation activities are perfect for both independent work as well as working with your paraprofessionals. Plus, they're great for use in the classroom or even at home....

The Itsy Bitsy Spider is a great way to engage your students this October.  This is a go-to favorite because it gets all of the little ones engaged. Visual comprehension questions make it easy to hit IEP goals. Emergent readers are something the kids enjoy again and again. (independent reading!)...

It's easy to assume that our students know how to tell the difference between things that are dirty and things that are clean. However, as I learned the hard way, this is not always the case! In this blog post, I'll share with you my story of an embarrassing teaching...

Core vocabulary can be described as: A set of the most frequently used words in communication- words used over and over with flexibility in a variety of settings and conversations. Yup. That’s kind of it in a nutshell. ☝️ And turns out the most frequently used words are typically pronouns,...

So you know we're pretty much obsessed with core vocabulary over here. Because it helps non-verbal and emerging communicators, communicate! But... something we've noticed, is that people like to make "core" the activity. Core vocabulary isn't meant to be the activity. It's the vocabulary words you're focusing on. You still...