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Severe Disabilities

AAC MESSAGING AND VOCABULARY

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Vocabulary List

Vocabulary Associated with Medical Procedures

Generic Texting Vocabulary Used by College Students

Generic Message List for AAC Users With ALS

Category Of Vocabulary Used During Breaks In The Employment Setting

Core Vocabulary List: High Frequency Words

Vocabulary for Preschool, and School age

Vocabulary Young Adults

Unabridged Vocabulary Lists with Use Statistics

Non-Disabled

20-30 Year-Old Adult Vocabulary

Core Vocabulary-Older Adults

Preschool Non-Disabled Children Vocabulary

AAC User

First Volume (From I to yours)

Second Volume (From above to zits)

Third Volume (From abouting to reply)

Fourth Volume (From represent to zippers)

Small Talk for Children and Adults

Context Specific Messages: (Suggested by AAC Specialists)

Conversational Phrases by Context 1

Conversational Phrases by Context 2

Conversational Phrases by Context 3

Conversational Phrases by Context 4

Vocabulary for School Settings

Preschool Activities

Classroom Activities

Initial Vocabulary Lists: Recommendations

Various Sources

Makaton Stages 1-5

Makaton Stages 6-9

References for AAC Messaging and Vocabulary

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Munroe/Meyer Institute for Genetics & Rehabilitation

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