AAC tool!

 

Here are some fun pics you can pair with your favourite sensory bin. These are great for your young caseload, nonverbal or AAC users. :)

 

Language at Home!

 

Are you struggling with keeping your child busy at home? This pack has black and white with no prep, along with colour activities that you can laminate.

There are hands-on activities for preschoolers that target:

1. find items with certain qualities
2. label items and their category
3. nursery rhyme
4. tracing letters
5. identify numbers and letters
6. colouring and cutting (for fine motor practice)
7. printing practice- colour words, letters and numbers
8. sorting category items

Enjoy this 13-page package and please remember to leave me kind feedback!

Mindy :)

 

Transportation Theme

 

This fun transportation-themed activity pack includes 27 pages of activities that can be used in therapy, small group work, centers or in the classroom.

This pack will help target vocabulary, categorization, describing, pronouns, and

possessive.

Activities include:

: An interactive book that describes a vehicle and the child must choose an answer

: Pronoun activity which can also be used to target possessive's

: An activity that teaches ordinal concepts: first, next, last and before and after

: What goes together- choose two items that are related to each type of vehicle.

So many fun activities for boys and girls :)

 

 

CVC Centers

 

Here is a cute little center that you can use in class or at home to keep your child's skill level up or as a boost for school.

Here are 3 centers- 6 pages each. This is a quick, low prep product! I have included ideas on how to use the centers but if you have another idea, great! Change it up J

1. For the first center, you need magnetic or foam letters to build the CVC words. Alternatively, you can use it to identify the beginning, middle and ending sounds.

2. The second center is for writing the word and colouring the pictures.

3. The last center- you can cut apart the pictures and have the student match them, or you can fold the word and have them unfold it once they’ve read it. You can have them do this one with a partner.

Any questions email mindy@creatingcommunicators.net