Core Words Poster – Children’s key word sign – Access to Video Tutorials

Description

Children’s Key Word Signing Poster: Enhance Communication with Core Words and Signs

Product Overview:

Boost your child’s communication skills with our Children’s Key Word Signing Poster, featuring 48 essential core words and their corresponding key word signs. This A2-sized poster is designed to complement visual symbol-based communication tools and devices, making it an invaluable resource for effective communication and early speech development.

Key Word Signs Included:

The poster covers key word signs for:

Again, all, bad, big, come, different, dislike, don’t, down, drink, eat, feel, finish, go, good, happy, help, how, I/Me and Mine, In, Like, Look/See, Make, More, No, Now, Off, On, Out, Play, Put, Read, Sad, Same, Stop, Turn, Up, Want, What, When, Where, Which/Or, Who, Yes, You, Your

Supportive Features:

• QR Code: Links to video tutorials for each sign, aiding in practice and learning.
• Key Word Signing: An Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) tool that supports pre-verbal or pre-speaking children and those with unclear speech. It promotes communication and encourages verbal speech through a combination of spoken language and key word signs.

Product Benefits:

• Simplified Signs: Based on Auslan (Australian Sign Language), but designed as a simplified set to focus on core words. Ideal for neurodivergent children, including those with autism, dyspraxia, apraxia, Down syndrome, and ADHD.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for home, early learning settings, Speech Pathologists’ and Occupational Therapists’ clinics, special schools, and more.
• High Quality: Designed, printed, and packaged in Australia with locally sourced materials. Boardmaker symbols used with permission from Tobii Dynavox®.
  
  PCS® by Tobii Dynavox® All rights reserved. Used with permission.
  PCS® and Boardmaker by Tobii Dynavox® All rights reserved. Used with permission

Why Choose Our Poster:

Our Children’s Key Word Signing Poster enhances communication and supports early learning, making it a valuable tool for any child’s developmental journey.