Artic-U-Print: 
A Symbol-based Articulation Curriculum!

Includes:

• Articulation Screening of all consonant sounds, blends, and vocalic /r/ in all positions.
• Probe Pages for each sound for easy baseline and periodic data collection for IEP development and progress reporting.
• Auditory/Visual Discrimination Cards of all sounds in initial and mixed positions.
• Speech Sound Posters for students' folders and display in the therapy room that picture the place, manner, and voicing features of each sound.
• Artic-U-Wear - fun, fashionable, hands-on projects for consonant speech sounds that students can wear.
• Artic-U-Play - colorful, customizable game boards for speech practice of any sound at any level.
• Sentence Level Practice Pages for reinforcement at home.
• Calc-U-Lator - a handy card for reporting a student's performance in percentages.

I Can Cook, Too! gives children the chance to participate in fun-filled, hands-on cooking activities. It includes 45 recipe units, containing a simple recipe with words and symbols, follow-up activities and communication cards. The recipes provide at least one theme for each week of the school year.

This is a book that can be photocopied.  Boardmaker is not required to use this book, although an optional CD of recipe-related symbols is available.  The CD does not replace the book.

Looking for Motivating Art Projects?

Art for Me, Too!  contains 45 theme related art projects including instructional preparation tips, adaptations for children with special needs, directions in words and symbols, communication cards, follow-up activities, recipes, books, toys, and computer programs. The projects provide at least one theme for each week of the school year which are compatible with the activities in I Can Cook, Too!

Print 'n Play Games:  50 Nifty Games for Language, Speech & AAC Development

Incorporate 25 Bingo and 25 Mystery Games into thematic teaching units to promote speech, language, literacy, AAC, and pragmatic skills development. Perfect for regular and special education teachers, English as a Second Language teachers and speech/language pathologists.

The games can be used with an entire classroom, or in small groups. Designed to be appropriate for elementary-age students, the games are also ideal for students in secondary special education classes.

Suggestions are included to allow learners who use augmentative communication systems to actively participate.

Beginners' Bingo

Now Everyone Can Enjoy Bingo!
These bingo games are designed to use limited vocabulary and shorter game time to simplify game play. Fifty PCS-based games in two levels are developmentally appropriate for younger players and players with significant disabilities.

Templates are included so that games can be easily customized to support specific curricular topics and individual interests or needs. These bingo games are designed to help develop reading, writing, speaking and listening skills.

Helpful Tools for Teachers
Measurable IEP objectives and data collection forms are provided for each game to track progress and expand skills into other curricular areas.

Transition to More Complex Bingo Games
Learners can progress easily from the 4 Pix and 9 Pix bingo games offered in Print ’n Play Beginners’ Bingo to the more complex bingo games offered in Print ’n Play Games.

Provide Differentiated Instruction
Use the various bingo games in small groups to provide differentiated instruction in a class of students with mixed abilities. All students can work on thematic vocabulary at the appropriate level.

Print 'n Play Dice Games

Promote Math, Social & Fine-Motor Skills in a Playful Way!
Twenty-three familiar themes are reinforced in two creative game formats.

• Easy to make and to play, Roll ’n Draw puts a fresh new spin on drawing and coloring as players roll dice and complete partially-drawn illustrations. Supports groups of two to six per game board.

• In Roll ’n Make, players build craft projects by the numbers. Learners create items such as masks and holiday cards while developing essential skills.

Print 'n Learn Thematic Units

Promote literacy and fine-motor skills with these printable activities! Each of 25 thematic units contains a progress log, an I Spy scene, a puzzle, match-ups and other student-driven activities.

Students will love these varied educational activities:

     • Vocabulary Pages provide practice in literacy, language and          handwriting.
     • “My Name” Pages document a student’s handwriting ability          over time.
     • Match-ups challenge students to match words and                    manipulable symbols for assessment and practice.
     • Puzzles engage students in independent play and practice.
     • I Spy games provide practice with words in context with           colorful, symbol-filled scenes.

Support for teachers is also included.

     • Progress logs make it easy to keep records for targeted               skills for each student.
     • Chalkboard Cards are large individual vocabulary symbols f          or classroom display.
     • Templates provide blank forms and grids so you can easily          make your own materials.

• In the Looking Detective game, students learn to match identical symbols in context.
• The goal of Listening Detective is to identify symbols when given the spoken label.
• In the Reading Detective game, students identify symbols after reading the text labels.