Happy National Speech-Language-Hearing Month! | Explore Support & Services for SLPs
Happy National Speech-Language-Hearing Month! | Explore Support & Services for SLPs
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Each week targets one essential core word, introducing a new set each month to keep students engaged and building communication skills all year long.
Turn Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses into an AAC-modeled feelings unit with four ready-to-use activities.
A weekly self-care check-in that helps SLPs pause, track their mood, and build in small resets throughout the day.
Download our free "Speech Sound Development" poster to hang in your office or therapy room!
Our AAC Goal Bank is designed to support speech pathologists at every stage of goal writing—whether you’re starting from scratch or looking for new ideas.
Use this calendar to check off the days you completed a target activity!
A shareable visual guide that turns clinical terms - receptive language, core vs. fringe vocabulary, motor planning, and more - into everyday language for caregivers
Turn Moana movie night into an AAC language session! This companion guide includes character commenting, predicting, and movement-break activities with modeled phrases, target vocabulary, and differentiation ideas for emerging through advanced communicators.
A social story that prepares kids for 4th of July celebrations — fireworks, food, and family time. Includes reassuring language around loud sounds and shows how to use an AAC device to ask for headphones, request a break, or share feelings.
Walk through all 5 stages of AAC language development — from early exploration to flexible conversation — with what to expect and practical partner strategies at every step!
A step-by-step guide for weaving AAC into Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons — targeting core vocab, yes/no, predicting, and more!
These activities families offers weekly ideas and vocabulary suggestions to help embed AAC use into daily life. Print and share with parents or caregivers to promote carryover!