Activities to Build Receptive Language Skills in Children
Receptive language skills refer to the ability of an individual to understand verbal and non-verbal language. It includes following instructions,…
Games and Activities
Games to develop speech and language of children with special needs
Parents and professionals across the globe seem to have embraced remote therapy, overcoming any initial hesitation or apprehensions. For children…
How Play Therapy Techniques Help Children Cope with Routine Changes
Masks all around, not being able to go out, virtual classrooms – young children can feel anxious and vulnerable with…
5 Simple Activities to Develop the Emotional Intelligence Skills of Learners with Disabilities
Have you ever thought about how many distinct emotions we generally feel throughout a day? Emotions, big or small, play…
Language Builder Resources: Play, Learn, Communicate!
AAC is primarily for communication. But it’s important that we focus on developing literacy skills of the communicators too. Once…
Smart Games AAC users can Play with Digital Assistants
Fart noises, Yucky sounds, and Rock Paper Scissors. What more does a bored kid need to to liven up their…
AAC is the Name of the Game: Fun Activities and Games
So, schools are closed and we are home religiously following WHO guidelines for social distancing. News updates paint a bleak…
Play Word Chain with AAC
This classic game can go on and on because the last we checked, there are around 171,476 words in the…
Memory Game with AAC
This game that puts our memory to test can be played with things that lie around the house. This can…
Play ‘Who’s the Boss?’ with AAC
No, this is not a new game we’ve invented. It’s just a more fun name for the old favorite Simon…