This communication book has been developed to provide access to vocabulary to support individuals to communicate a range of pragmatic functions, including making requests, sharing comments, and expressing their feelings.
This communication book has a cover page showing each section and 20 topic specific pages in total which include:
Chat (greetings and attention gaining)
People
Places
Feelings
Clothes
Routines
Toys
Activities
Songs
Body Parts
Colours
Health
Food & Drink
Transport
Descriptions
Numbers
Questions
Alphabet (Upper Case)
Alphabet (Lower Case)
Speech Repairs
The same 15 core words can be found on the left hand side of each page to provide consistent access to high frequency vocabulary and reduce motor planning demands. On each page these core words are accompanied by topic specific vocabulary to support modelling and production of multi-word phrases (e.g., “I want bubbles” “help where socks” or “you stop music”).
Use the communication book as you interact to model language verbally and visually.
Communication books can support with:
Understanding language
Expressive language
Choice making
Autonomous communication
Communication efficiency
This is a digital file in the form of a PDF download.
Assembly Instructions: Cut around the outlines of the bottom of each page to create tabs that can be used to navigate the communication book. Colour coding utilised for each page with a corresponding navigation icon on the first page. Hole punch the white space at the top of each page and tie together with metal rings or cable ties.
This communication book has been designed without full colour backgrounds to reduce printing requirements.
Please note that this communication book contains examples of common vocabulary for each topic (e.g., food, toys, places). It does not contain an extensive list of vocabulary for each topic. This communication book can be used to assess the suitability of its content and layout for individuals requiring access to AAC.
Core Speech offers a personalisation service at cost should you require the vocabulary to be customised to suit the specific needs and requirements of the user (e.g., photos of family members, specific food choices eaten).
This communication book has been developed to provide access to vocabulary to support individuals to communicate a range of pragmatic functions, including making requests, sharing comments, and expressing their feelings.
This communication book has a cover page showing each section and 20 topic specific pages in total which include:
Chat (greetings and attention gaining)
People
Places
Feelings
Clothes
Routines
Toys
Activities
Songs
Body Parts
Colours
Health
Food & Drink
Transport
Descriptions
Numbers
Questions
Alphabet (Upper Case)
Alphabet (Lower Case)
Speech Repairs
The same 15 core words can be found on the left hand side of each page to provide consistent access to high frequency vocabulary and reduce motor planning demands. On each page these core words are accompanied by topic specific vocabulary to support modelling and production of multi-word phrases (e.g., “I want bubbles” “help where socks” or “you stop music”).
Use the communication book as you interact to model language verbally and visually.
Communication books can support with:
Understanding language
Expressive language
Choice making
Autonomous communication
Communication efficiency
This is a digital file in the form of a PDF download.
Assembly Instructions: Cut around the outlines of the bottom of each page to create tabs that can be used to navigate the communication book. Colour coding utilised for each page with a corresponding navigation icon on the first page. Hole punch the white space at the top of each page and tie together with metal rings or cable ties.
This communication book has been designed without full colour backgrounds to reduce printing requirements.
Please note that this communication book contains examples of common vocabulary for each topic (e.g., food, toys, places). It does not contain an extensive list of vocabulary for each topic. This communication book can be used to assess the suitability of its content and layout for individuals requiring access to AAC.
Core Speech offers a personalisation service at cost should you require the vocabulary to be customised to suit the specific needs and requirements of the user (e.g., photos of family members, specific food choices eaten).
