Core Words vs. Fringe Words
Core words and fringe words: we’ve all heard a lot about them but what is the difference and how are they relevant when it comes to communication?
Fringe Words
What is Aided Language Stimulation?
Aided Language Stimulation, sometimes known as Aided Language Input, is a method of modeling language using an AAC device while an AAC user is observing. The purpose of it is to build communication skills using an AAC device.
How to Use AAC During the Holidays
Core words, fringe words, and social questions all have a place in special events and celebrations! Photos, jokes, music, and more messages are additional ways an individual can use their high tech AAC device to interact with others during the holidays, too.
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Thanksgiving Flashcards [Therapy, Classroom, or Home Activity]
Thanksgiving Flashcards are a quick-prep activity that can be used in therapy, the classroom, or at home. FREE to download and print from our TpT page. In this post, we also include a variety of ways they can be used to work on speech and language skills.
What is AAC? Augmentative and Alternative Communication Defined
No tech, low tech, mid tech, and high tech augmentative alternative communication (AAC): a brief breakdown. In this post, we will define AAC, discuss different versions of AAC, and provide clarity to some AAC terms and buzzwords.
How to Choose Fringe Words
Selecting fringe words for individual's AAC devices should be thoughtful and intentional. The process includes considering how the vocabulary will be used, as well as their culture, environments, and communication partners.
AAC During Food Prep
Mealtimes and snack times are some of the best opportunities to elicit language at home or during therapy. This article features a fun step-by-step trail mix recipe to help work on core vocabulary! Also featured on languageduringmealtime.com !
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