Make storytelling more engaging and inclusive with our Aided Language Display (ALD) Board designed for the popular children's book We're Going on a Bear Hunt! This interactive communication tool uses Picture Communication Symbols (PCS) to help children with speech or language difficulties fully part...

Unlock the magic of storytelling and communication with our Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Board inspired by "The Very Hungry Caterpillar"! This communication tool is adapted and designed to support children with speech or language challenges, helping them engage with one of their ...

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What are Aided Language Displays (ALD boards) used for? ALDs can be used to facilitate speech (augmentative communication aid) and/or instead of speech (alternative Communication aid). How to use an ALD board? Before a child is able to use an ALD to communicate, they need to see other people using it LOTS of times (just like speech!).

Enhance communication and engagement in your classroom with the Dear Zoo ALD Board, designed specifically for people with communication needs. Created to complement the popular children's book Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell, this AAC board allows students to participate in storytelling and book discussion...

Aided language display to accompany pretend play with baby doll. (What's this?) Baby pretend pl... Structured Pret... Doll / Baby pla...

What is an Aided Language Display (ALD)? An Aided Language Display (ALD) is a symbol display on a single page containing relevant symbolised vocabulary for a specific activity. What are Aided Language Displays (ALD boards) used for: …

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2006年8月28日 · Here are some aided language displays (Aided Language Stimulation Boards) to use when playing interactive activities. They can even be cut up and used for PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System). Includes vocabulary for common toys such as the bubble gun, musical stacking ring, horn, animal torches, shakers etc.