AAC Word Builder: Set 2 "This resource is amazing and has saved me hours of lesson planning!" -Brigid
Meg Mott, M.S CCC-SLP and mother of an autistic son, has created robust core vocabulary lesson plans to engage her students with complex communication needs. And she's sharing the love with YOU!
Meg's lesson plans are a well-rounded set of materials that she knows will work for a wide range of students.
Weekly Materials Include:
- Introductory Game
- Animated E-Book
- Movement Break
- Interactive Activity
- Additional Video/Book Activity
- Parent Handout
- Homework
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Focus Words
These core vocabulary plans take the most common words used in everyday language and teaches them in context - opening up a world of communication for special learners.
Core Vocabulary Focus Words:
- Stop
- Get
- Look/See
- Up
- Good
- Make
- Work
- In
- Who
- Read
- Different
- Bad
- Hear/Listen
- Take
- Do
- Again
- Wait
- Happy
- Sick
- Out
Lesson for each AAC core vocabulary word includes:
Introductory Game: Every lesson plan comes with a low-pressure game or activity to help introduce the target core word. These games are individually crafted for each specific lesson.
Animated E-Book: Real images are carefully collected and arranged in each book, resulting in unique and aesthetically pleasing material. Each book page (a minimum of 10 pages per book) has a moving component to grab attention and keep students engaged.
Movement Break: It's crucial to recognize that students need time to move their bodies (especially with all of the screen-time in the current world). Each lesson plan comes with a suggested movement break that is related to the target core word. These range from simple (links for dance videos) to more complex (games designed around movement).
Additional Activity: All lesson plans include an extra activity that may center around a song, a video, a book or even a guided drawing.
Parent Handout: We are all about supporting our students to the fullest. Core vocabulary, like anything, has its best chance of success when it is used across settings. Parent handouts are provided for each core word to ensure that parents have some direction for practicing core vocabulary at home!
Homework: Each lesson includes a simple homework activity. These are easily shared with parents electronically. From a "book report" that can be used any week, to specific homework based on a target word- we've got you covered.