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AcademicÊ CommunicationÊ Associates,Ê Inc.Ê 4 LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING The Speech-Language Pathologist’s Intervention Resource Larry J. Mattes Here is a collection of lists, forms, website listings, and resources that you will use on a daily basis when serving children or adults with communication disorders. The resources in this book will save you hours of planning time every day. The book also includes materials that will be helpful in planning programs for students who come from bilingual/ multicultural backgrounds. • Basic concepts used in classroom instruction • Synonyms and antonyms • Similes • Proverbs and idiomatic expressions • Prefixes and suffixes • Irregular past tense verbs and plurals • Contractions • Sign language alphabet • Multisyllabic words for oral motor practice • Phonetically-spelled words • Articulation norms • Listening comprehension and thinking skills Speech-Language Pathologist’s Intervention Resource #49967-C26 Printed Book $48.00 #49967CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $48.00 #49967BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $63.00 • Phonological awareness development • Articulation differences commonly observed among Spanish speakers learning English • African American English language features The book also includes lists of conjunctions, compound words, multiple meaning words, rhyming words, descriptive vocabulary words, concepts related to reading and writing, survival words, and MUCH, MUCH MORE. Larry J. Mattes Here is a guidebook that will help you select appropriate instructional objectives and plan instructional programs for school-age children with deficits in oral and written communication. The book will be especially useful in planning instructional programs for children with communication disorders. This resource includes a wide range of ready-to-use objectives relevant to the development of oral communication and basic literacy skills. Many of the goals in this book have been selected based on a comprehensive review of state standards for instruction in the elementary school grades. Speechlanguage pathologists and special education teachers will find this book to be a valuable resource. Activity suggestions are included. GOALS #42222-C26 Printed Book $40.00 #42222CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $40.00 #42222BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $53.00 This product and many others can be ordered and downloaded from our website! A practical IEP helper! Guidebook of Objectives and Activities for Language Skills (GOALS) This is an essential resource for every speech-language pathologist!
LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING TOLL-FREE Telephone Orders: (888) 758-9558 www.acawebsite.com 5 Many Moods and Feelings Ages 4 through 9 Help children use language to express feelings such as happiness, confusion, sadness, disappointment, and anger with the activities in this book. Each of the short stories includes a large picture in which a specific mood or feeling is depicted by an animal character. Students are asked to talk about situations in which they have experienced feelings similar to those of the story characters. Children who have difficulty sharing feelings or recognizing the feelings of others will benefit from the activities in this book. Many Moods and Feelings #4994-C26 Printed Book $24.00 #4994CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $24.00 #4994BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $39.00 Let’s Share Our Feelings Teri Rider Ages 4 through 10 Help children improve language skills as they learn to express their feelings. The short stories in this book provide situational contexts for the discussion of feelings. After listening to each story, children react to the actions and feelings of the story characters. The activities help children to share feelings and to understand the feelings expressed by others. Children with language disorders and social interaction difficulties will benefit from the activities in this resource. #4823-C26 Let’s Share Our Feelings $34.00 Basic Concept Boosters Second Edition Ages 4 through 8 The revised edition of this popular book includes new pictures, worksheets, games, and activities to teach the concepts most often used in classroom directions. Concepts emphasized in this book include on/under, above/below, through/ around, wide/narrow, same/different, more/less, near/far, top/bottom, whole/half, in front/behind, inside/outside, forward/backward, together/ separated and many others. The worksheets may be reproduced. The product may be ordered in a printed format or on a CD. Save money when you order the book and the CD at the same time. Basic Concept Boosters #48111-C26 Printed Book $37.00 #48111CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $37.00 #48111BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $52.00
AcademicÊ CommunicationÊ Associates,Ê Inc.Ê 6 LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING Get The BASICS The Book of Activities and Strategies for Improving Communication Skills (BASICS) Developed by ACA Ages 4 through 10 The activities in this book build vocabulary and oral expression skills as students use language for a variety of purposes. Children also learn “social rules” and strategies for using language to solve everyday problems. Skills emphasized include listening and following directions, expressing needs and feelings, describing expressions, initiating interactions, taking turns, maintaining a topic, asking for help, requesting information, and distinguishing between appropriate and inappropriate comments. BASICS #48025-C26 Printed Book $36.00 #48025CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $36.00 #48025BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $51.00 Workbook for Vocabulary and Verbal Reasoning Ages 7 through 13 The activities in this book are designed to strengthen vocabulary as students learn words that are closely related in meaning and use these words in various ways. Students are challenged to describe similarities and differences, categorize words, make comparisons, identify and explain errors, rephrase sentences, complete analogies, identify words with similar meanings, and describe word relationships. All activities may be reproduced for use in instruction. #49932-C26 Workbook for Vocabulary and Verbal Reasoning $37.00 Workouts for Language and Thinking Skills Developed by ACA Ages 5 through 11 Now you can challenge students to listen, react to what they hear, and solve problems using highinterest, motivating activities. Skills emphasized include following directions, categorizing information, sequencing, asking questions, comparing, identifying causes, predicting outcomes, explaining events, and finishing incomplete stories. We’ve also included revised versions of selected activities that were formerly contained in Harmon Hippo’s Language Workouts. Many of the activities can be sent home for additional practice. Workouts for Language and Thinking Skills #46051-C26 Printed Book $37.00 #46051CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $37.00 #46051BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $52.00
LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING TOLL-FREE Telephone Orders: (888) 758-9558 www.acawebsite.com 7 Vocabulary Builders for Adolescents with Special Needs Katie Sciurba and the ACA Staff Ages 13 through 19 Teach vocabulary to adolescents with vocabulary deficits using informational articles that provide meaningful contexts for teaching vocabulary words commonly used within the curriculum. As students participate in the activities, they learn about topics such as finding employment, protecting the environment, dealing with peer pressure, and cultural differences. The articles may be presented orally to students. Worksheet activities challenge students to respond to questions, define words, and use vocabulary in sentences. Words such as hazardous, regulations, survival, efficient, and qualifications are targeted. A CD with the complete book is also available. © 2010 Academic Communication Associates, Inc. 110 Vocabulary Builders for Adolescents Oil Spills and the Environment Oil is an important source of energy that is becoming more expensive. Oil is used to produce the fuel we use in our cars and trucks. When oil prices increase, the price of gasoline increases. We depend on oil from from other parts of the world. Accidents sometimes occur when oil is transported in large ocean vessels. These accidents may cause oil tanks to puncture. Some oil tanks are located deep in the ocean. A major catastrophe can occur if these tanks puncture. It is not easy to plug up oil tanks located deep in the ocean. The oil spill caused by these leaks poses a threat to ocean life. A spill is detrimental to sea creatures because they cannot clean the oil from their bodies. Fish often die from exposure to large amounts of oil. Birds may die because the oil prevents them from flying. If they cannot fly, they cannot catch their food. Some people earn their income by finshing and selling the fish that they catch. If the ocean is contaminated, the fish may not be healthy to eat. Many people like to surf or swim in the ocean. Following an oil spill, the water in the ocean may be hazardous to your health. It is important to plug up tanks that are leaking oil and to clean up following a major spill. Oil spills have caused serious problems for the environment. It can take years for the environment to recover from this type of pollution. We need to do everything that we can to prevent oil spills from occurring. Student:_______________________________ Date:_______________ Article #20 © 2010 Academic Communication Associates, Inc. www.acadcom.com CARE Language Processing Activity Resource 36 ____ 1. A healthy diet is essential for a rapid recovery following illness. _______________________________________________________________________________ ____ 2. The preceding television program was based on an actual event. _______________________________________________________________________________ ____ 3. Sometimes citizens are accused of crimes that they did not commit. _______________________________________________________________________________ ____ 4. We need access to resources that can assist earthquake victims. _______________________________________________________________________________ ____ 5. The governor’s opinions about taxes are controversial. _______________________________________________________________________________ ____ 6. Mark’s contributions to the discussion were irrelevant to the problem being discussed. _______________________________________________________________________________ ____ 7. The inspection identified severe damage to the rear axle of the car. _______________________________________________________________________________ ____ 8. The doctor was not convinced that the medicine would be effective. _______________________________________________________________________________ ____ 9. Cars function best if provided with the recommended maintenance. _______________________________________________________________________________ ____10. The prompt delivery of mail is a high priority. _______________________________________________________________________________ Rephrases Sentences Worksheet #4-10 Name: ___________________________ Date:__________________ Instructions: Ask the student to rephrase each sentence by creating a sentence that has the same meaning. Activity 4 CARE Language Processing Intervention Resource Ages 12 through Adult This book includes language processing exercises and reproducible worksheet pages to help older children and adults who have difficulty processing and using language. The activities challenge students to recall information and to think about what they hear in sentences and paragraphs. Students also practice using contextual information to facilitate comprehension. Listening passages in CARE focus on topics such as recycling, protecting animals, and interacting with people who have disabilities. Skills emphasized include using contextual information, identifying words with similar meanings, rephrasing sentences, combining details to create sentences, defining words, explaining idioms, recalling steps in a process, recalling details from messages, and making inferences. The optional CD includes the entire book plus supplemental activities. New expanded CD CARE Language Processing Intervention Resource #41001-C26 Printed Book $37.00 #41001CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $37.00 #41002-C26 Printed and Digital $52.00 Vocabulary Builders for Adolescents with Special Needs #41003-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #41003CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $39.00 #41003BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $54.00 Processing Auditory Directions Ages 5 through 10 Use the reproducible activities in this book to build listening skills and basic concepts as children process auditory directions. The book emphasizes directions relevant to completing worksheets and various tasks within the classroom. Concepts relating to size, location, shape, and time are emphasized. Activities targeting multi-step directions are included! Processing Auditory Directions #42402-C26 Printed Book $37.00 #42402CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $37.00 #42402BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $52 .00
AcademicÊ CommunicationÊ Associates,Ê Inc.Ê 8 LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING Best Seller! The BOOK of LOVE is here! Book of Listening and Oral Vocabulary Exercises (Book of LOVE) Larry J. Mattes and Patty R. Schuchardt Ages 11 through 17 Here is a collection of high-interest activities that can be used to develop auditory processing, vocabulary comprehension, memory, and oral communication skills. Each lesson targets words commonly encountered in magazines, newspapers, and classroom reading material. The topic-centered activities give students practice in defining words and using these words within sentence contexts. Skills emphasized include giving precise word definitions, comparing word meanings, using context to facilitate comprehension, and constructing meaningful sentences. Book of LOVE #49571-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #49571CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $39.00 #49571BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $54.00 In Tune With Language Larry J. Mattes and Teri Rider Ages 4 through 11 This kit includes language activities with songs that reinforce the skills being taught. Rock, rap, country, and other styles are included on the audio recording that comes with the book. Skills emphasized: • Describing actions • Sharing feelings • Making inferences • Describing plans • Making decisions • Giving explanations • Telling stories • Making comparisons • Respecting individual differences The audio recording is available in a CD . A colorful Alvis the Elephant poster is included. In Tune with Language #4065-C26 In Tune Kit with CD $59.00 Question Quest Amy J. Strommer Ages 5 through 10 Teach students to ask and answer who, what, when, where, and why questions as they ride the roller coaster of questions in this exciting language game. Question cards are grouped into categories: home questions, school questions, amusement park questions, and mystery questions. Students also practice asking and answering questions after listening to short stories. #4971-C26 Question Quest $39.00 A game for improving children’s use of question forms
Reproducible Worksheets are included! LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING TOLL-FREE Telephone Orders: (888) 758-9558 www.acawebsite.com 9 Listen, Think, and Remember Larry J. Mattes and Patty R. Schuchardt Ages 4 through 12 Here is a collection of activities, games, and reproducible worksheets for improving auditory comprehension and memory skills so that children with language or learning disabilities can succeed in the classroom. Cut and paste activities give students “hands on” learning experiences as they follow your directions for creating puppets and pasting objects on picture worksheets. Short stories, games, and other high-interest activities are included. The learning activities also strengthen basic language concepts. Listen, Think, and Remember #40411-C26 Printed Book $38.00 #40411CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $38.00 #40411BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $53.00 Listening and Oral Vocabulary Exercises (LOVE) Larry J. Mattes and Patty R. Schuchardt Ages 5 through 10 Now you can use listening activities to teach vocabulary relevant to the subject matter of the classroom curriculum. Each listening passage targets words that are often difficult for children with communication disorders. Memory activities are included that challenge students to pay close attention to information presented in sentences and short paragraphs. Skills emphasized include answering questions, recalling information, defining words, describing differences in word meanings, and using words in sentences. Reproducible worksheets are included. Listening and Oral Vocabulary Exercises #48004-C26 Printed Book $37.00 #48004CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $37.00 #48004BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $52.00 All you need is LOVE Concept Adventure Gameboards Ages 4 through 8 Teach basic sentence concepts using these inexpensive playing boards. The concepts in, on, under, in front, behind, between, beside, above, and others may be taught using these colorful boards. The kit includes four 11” x 17” boards, markers, a spinner, and instructions for use of the boards. #499916-C26 Concept Adventure Gameboards $24.00
AcademicÊ CommunicationÊ Associates,Ê Inc.Ê 10 LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING Sequencing Adventures for Improving Language Skills (SAILS) Patty R. Schuchardt Ages 4 through 8 SAILS is designed to help children develop listening comprehension and story sequencing skills. Short picture stories with simple sentences are included. Each story is read to the child, and the child is asked to retell the sequence of events. Four 8.5" by 11" pictures depict the critical events in each story. Smaller, reproducible versions of these pictures are used for sequencing activities. Students are also asked to respond to questions about each story. Skills emphasized include sequencing story pictures, telling stories in sequence, answering wh-questions, and relating events to personal experiences. SAILS #43012-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #43012CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $39.00 #43012BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $54 .00 StoryBlasters Second Edition Illustrated by Tom Matthews Ages 7 through 17 Use the creative illustrations and story starters in this book to help students develop storytelling skills and improve oral expression. A story starter relating to the action depicted in an illustration is first presented and the student’s task is to tell the rest of the story. The humorous 8.5" by 11" illustrations are great for eliciting stories from students who need high-interest materials. Reproducible worksheets for recording students’ responses are included. Story Blasters #48101-C26 Printed Book $37.00 #48101CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $37.00 #48101BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $52.00 StoryBlaster Picture Cards Created by Academic Communication Associates Ages 7 through 17 Watch students blast off into original stories with the 52 picture cards in this set. Each card can be used to stimulate production of an original story. Students are asked to select a card and to tell a story about the action shown. Suggested story starters are included. All picture cards published by ACA are printed in the USA. #48102-C26 Story Blaster Picture Cards $14.00
LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING TOLL-FREE Telephone Orders: (888) 758-9558 www.acawebsite.com 11 Assessment and Intervention Materials (AIM) Assessment and Intervention Materials– Basic Language and Social Skills (AIM) Ages 5 through Adult Here is a collection of practical assessment and intervention tools for use with students who have autism, developmental disabilities, or augmentative communication needs. The book includes a variety of observational assessment forms and checklists that focus on basic skills such as expressing needs, requesting assistance, focusing attention, responding to yes-no questions, and taking turns. The book also includes reproducible picture symbols, sign language symbols, vocabulary lists, communication boards, social interaction stories, and other resources. The optional CD has been expanded to include the entire book plus a special supplement with printable resources in both black and white and full-color formats. Picture symbols with and without text are included on the CD. Assessment and Intervention Materials #41000M-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #41000CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $44.00 #41000-C26 Printed and Digital $59.00 26 Assessment and Intervention Materials (AIM) Copyright © 2010 Academic Communication Associates, Inc. Web: www.acadcom.com Speech Gestures Facial Expressions Sign Language Picture Symbols Functional Communication Assessment Form Assessment Form 5 Name:_______________________ Date:_________ Assessed by:_______________ Skill Observations Greets others Describes actions Shares experiences Tells stories Describes problems Describes solutions for problems Expresses gratitude Asks for favors Expresses a�ection 17 Assessment and Intervention Materials (AIM) Copyright © 2010 Academic Communication Associates, Inc. Web: www.acadcom.com Assessment of Nonverbal Behavior Assessment Form 2 Name:___________________________ Date:_________ Assessed by:_____________ Skill Score Observations Stands an appropriate distance from others during social interactions Makes appropriate eye contact when speaking Makes appropriate eye contact when listening Uses appropriate body posture during social interactions Uses appropriate hand gestures Makes appropriate facial expressions Turns toward people who are speaking Responds appropriately to the facial expressions of others 11 Assessment and Intervention Materials (AIM) Copyright © 2010 Academic Communication Associates, Inc. Web: www.acadcom.com read write stand sit 41 42 43 44 Perfect for students with autism! The EXPANDED CD includes the book plus supplemental resources! Building Language Processing Skills Larry J. Mattes Ages 8 through 17 Here is a collection of reproducible activities that stimulate the development of language and thinking skills as students use language for a variety of purposes. Short stories relevant to situations commonly encountered in school and at home are included. The activities are designed primarily for students with language disorders and learning disabilities. Skills emphasized include making comparisons, comparing word meanings, solving problems, identifying word relationships, using context to identify word meanings, giving explanations, identifying errors in reasoning, evaluating the appropriateness of verbal statements, and rephrasing verbal statements. Building Language Processing Skills #49958-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #49958CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $39.00 #49958BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $54.00
AcademicÊ CommunicationÊ Associates,Ê Inc.Ê 12 LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING Expressive Language and Vocabulary Intervention Sourcebook (ELVIS) Ages 10 through Adult ELVIS is a practical 200-page volume that you can use to build vocabulary and expressive language skills as students participate in activities relevant to success within the classroom curriculum. The book targets essential words such as transition, relevant, prevalent, and rational — words commonly used in newspapers, classroom reading materials, and worksheet assignments. ELVIS includes the strategies and materials that you need to plan and implement individualized intervention programs. Key Features of ELVIS • Research-based strategies for building vocabulary • Activities that target skills commonly emphasized within school curriculum standards • Vocabulary lists with words that are essential for success in the classroom literacy curriculum • Reproducible assessment checklists • Ready-to use, reproducible vocabulary lessons ELVIS helps students develop word consciousness, knowledge of word relationships, and skill in using context to identify word meanings. The activities also build knowledge of multiple meaning words, semantically related words, idioms, and the structural elements of words (e.g., prefixes). The book includes the Essential Vocabulary for School Success, a list of curriculum relevant words that are important for special needs students to learn. The book ELVIS is available NOW! also includes lists of work-related words, descriptive words, idiomatic expressions, multiple meaning words, and MORE! A CD edition with the complete book is available. ELVIS #46661-C26 Printed Book $38.00 #46661CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $38.00 #46661BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $53.00 abandon abbreviate accommodate accrue accumulate acknowledge adapt address admit advocate affect alienate alleviate allocate allot allude alter annotate anticipate apply appreciate apprehend arrange articulate assemble assert assess assimilate associate assume attain attest attribute automate calculate captivate challenge cite claim clarify coincide collaborate commemorate commence compensate compile complement compose conceive conclude condemn condone conduct confine confirm confiscate conform confront connote consider consist constrain constrict consult contend contradict contrast convert convey coordinate correlate correspond criticize culminate debate decipher decline deduce List 8 Essential Words for School Success Part 1 - Verbs 102 © 2011 Academic Communication Associates, Inc. Expressive Language and Vocabulary Intervention Sourcebook 115 © 2011 Academic Communication Associates, Inc. Expressive Language and Vocabulary Intervention Sourcebook Instructions: Define each underlined word below as it is used in the sentence. Then use the underlined word in a sentence of your own. 1. The police were able to verify that Cindy told the truth. Definition: _______________________________________________________ Sentence: _______________________________________________________ 2. The business will make a transition to a new computer system. Definition: _______________________________________________________ Sentence: _______________________________________________________ 3. It is quite obvious that Maria wants to get a new job. Definition: _______________________________________________________ Sentence: _______________________________________________________ 4. The jury reached a unanimous decision that the man was innocent. Definition: _______________________________________________________ Sentence: _______________________________________________________ 5. Lupe was asked to give a summary of everything that happened. Definition: _______________________________________________________ Sentence: _______________________________________________________ 6. You need to distribute a copy of the article to every student. Definition: _______________________________________________________ Sentence: _______________________________________________________ 7. Darvin seemed to alienate everyone with his mean comments and had few friends. Definition: _______________________________________________________ Sentence: _______________________________________________________ 8. We need to abandon the building because it is dangerous. Definition: _______________________________________________________ Sentence: _______________________________________________________ Student:__________________________ Date: ___________ Activity 6-1G Defining Words in Sentence Contexts 5. Lupe was asked to give a summary summary of everything that happened. . You need to distribute a copy of the article to every student. . Darvin seemed to alienate everyone with his mean comments and had few friends. . We need to abandon the building because it is dangerous. Student:__________________________ Date: ___________ Activity 8-2B Defining and Using Expressions Instructions: Give the meaning of the underlined expression in each sentence. Then replace the expression with other words in a sentence that has the same meaning. 1. Our need for a new policy is as plain as day. Meaning: _______________________________________________________ Revision: _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ 2. Andrea was wet behind the ears when she started the new job, so Tom showed her what she needed to do. Meaning: _______________________________________________________ Revision: _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ 3. Ezra arrived late when we had a deadline and finished the work by the skin of his teeth. Meaning: _______________________________________________________ Revision: _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ 4. Try to keep your chin up because you will do better if you practice hard. Meaning: _______________________________________________________ Revision: _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ 5. Alicia will get on my nerves if she talks too much when I am playing golf. Meaning: _______________________________________________________ Revision: _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ 6. Randy is two-faced and will pretend to be nice when he wants a favor from you. Meaning: _______________________________________________________ Revision: _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ 153 © 2011 Academic Communication Associates, Inc. Expressive Language and Vocabulary Intervention Sourcebook Classroom Language Activities for Special Students (CLASS) Mary L. Stayner Primary Level: Ages 5 through 8 Intermediate Level: Ages 9 through 13 Build language skills as children learn about their community, environment, animals, plants, natural resources, and other topics. The two books in this series help children with language and learning disabilities improve vocabulary, sequencing, and other important language skills. Each activity targets specific language skills as children learn information emphasized within the curriculum. Subject matter from science, math, social studies, and the language arts is used. #49968-C26 Primary CLASS $34.00 #49969-C26 Intermediate CLASS $34.00 #4997X-C26 Both CLASS Books $43.00 SAVE $25 when you order both books
LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING TOLL-FREE Telephone Orders: (888) 758-9558 www.acawebsite.com 13 Book of Activities and Games for Expressive Language (BAGEL) Ages 5 through 10 Here is a collection of games and thinking activities that can be used to strengthen language comprehension and production. Skills emphasized include using present and past tense verbs, asking and answering wh-questions, using prepositions, using descriptive words, describing events, telling stories, defining words, giving verbal explanations, comparing and contrasting, and solving problems. Highinterest activities and games are included in this easy-to-use instructional resource. Building Expressive Language Skills Developed by ACA Ages 5 through 16 This book includes activities that can be used to develop proficiency in both the structural and functional (pragmatic) aspects of communication. Use the activities to help students formulate grammatical sentences, sequence information, tell stories, give explanations, and express feelings. The activities facilitate the development of communication skills that are critical for effective interactions in social contexts. Many of the activities are divided into several levels of difficulty. Reproducible worksheets are included. Building Expressive Language Skills #49703-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #49703CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $39.00 #49703BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $54.00 Developed by ACA Ages 5 through 8 The Book of GOLD is a collection of easy-to-use game activities that stimulate the development of auditory processing, grammar, vocabulary, problem-solving, and pragmatic communication skills. Reproducible playing boards, pictures, and task cards are included for games that require the use of visual stimuli. The book also includes “listening games” in which two teams compete to earn points so that they can “WIN THE GOLD.” Book of Games for Oral Language Development (Book of GOLD) BAGEL #41410-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #41410CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $39.00 #41410BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $54.00 Book of GOLD #40002-C26 Printed Book $36.00 #40022CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $36.00 #40002BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $51.00
AcademicÊ CommunicationÊ Associates,Ê Inc.Ê 14 LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING Exercises for Basic Language Concepts Second Edition Ages 4 through 10 Here is a collection of stories, thinking activities, and materials that you can use to promote the development of concepts relating to position, time, number, and size. As children participate in the activities, they practice following and giving directions, talking about time order in short stories, making comparisons using basic concepts, describing steps in a process, and other skills. The expanded CD edition includes the entire book plus supplemental activities, full-color basic concept pictures, and an interactive game activity. Exercises for Basic Language Concepts #49914-C26 Printed Book $37.00 #49924CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $37.00 #49924-C26 Printed and Digital $52.00 Story Sequencing Activity Resource Second Edition Ages 7 through 14 Help students develop sequencing skills with the easy-to-use picture stories in this book. The expanded second edition of this popular resource includes revisions in content, new stories, and new activities. Between 4 and 12 pictures are used to illustrate each of the sequencing stories. The stories target the following skills: • Answering questions about stories • Explaining story events • Identifying errors in a sequence of events • Using information to create stories The story pictures may be reproduced as often as necessary for use in instruction. The CD edition now includes the entire book and makes it easy to print out the reproducible sequencing pictures. Story Sequencing Activity Resource #43291-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #43291CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $39.00 #43293-C26 Printed and Digital $54 .00 Fun Language Activities for the Parts of Speech (FLAPS) Jo Ann Gordon Ages 10 through 17 Make learning the parts of speech fun with highinterest, reproducible language-building activities. In addition to targeting the parts of speech, the activities challenge students to categorize words, use context cues, construct sentences, associate concepts, and examine the use of words within sentences. #48131-C26 Fun Language Activities for the Parts of Speech $34.00
LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING TOLL-FREE Telephone Orders: (888) 758-9558 www.acawebsite.com 15 Language Exercises for Auditory Processing (LEAP) Language Exercises for Auditory Processing – Preschool (LEAP-P) Larry J. Mattes and Patty R. Schuchardt Ages 3 through 5 (Preschool and Kindergarten) Here is a collection of auditory processing activities designed specifically for preschool and kindergarten. The importance of working with parents and family members is emphasized. Children answer questions, make comparisons, categorize information, and use language in a variety of ways. Basic listening and speaking skills are emphasized. This is an excellent resource for developing the language and thinking skills that are critical for achievement in the classroom. LEAP-Preschool Level #49928-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #49928CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $39.00 #49928BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $54.00 Larry J. Mattes and Patty R. Schuchardt Ages 4 through 9 Develop listening comprehension and oral communication skills as students respond to questions about stories, categorize words, identify words from descriptions, listen for specific information, describe what they heard, follow directions, sequence events, identify errors in reasoning, describe verbal relationships, listen for rhyming words, listen to identify missing events, and more! You can reproduce the activity worksheets for use with your students. LEAP #40081-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #40081CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $39.00 #40081BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $54.00 Adventures in Basic Concept Development (ABCD) Ages 4 through 9 Help children develop basic concepts such as through, around, wide, narrow, top, and bottom as they describe actions, answer questions, manipulate the position of reproducible noun “cut-out” pictures, tell stories, make comparisons, and respond to oral instructions. This book includes fun, reproducible worksheet activities Adventures in Basic Concept Development #49959-C26 Printed Book $37.00 #49959CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $37.00 #49959BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $52.00
AcademicÊ CommunicationÊ Associates,Ê Inc.Ê 16 LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING Descriptive Language Activity Kit Developed by Academic Communication Associates Ages 5 through 14 Children learn to use precise vocabulary and basic concepts related to size, color, shape, quantity, and location, as they identify similarities and differences, describe word relationships, and answer questions requiring them to make comparisons or to give precise, specific responses. The complete kit includes 24 full-color What’s the Difference Cards and an activity manual with reproducible worksheets. #49943-C26 Descriptive Language Activity Kit $39.00 Stories for Oral Language Development (SOLD) Larry J. Mattes and Patty R. Schuchardt Ages 5 through 11 Strengthen vocabulary, grammar, verbal reasoning, storytelling, and pragmatic language skills using the high interest stories and activities in this book. After listening to each story, students are asked to respond to questions and to perform activities relating to the story events. The stories feature Alvis the Elephant and other characters. The reproducible activities provide practice in the use of pronouns, prepositions, verb tenses, and other basic grammatical structures that are often difficult for children with learning deficiencies. Skills emphasized include recalling story details, describing events and situations, sequencing story events, telling original stories, understanding cause-effect relationships, giving explanations, and defining words. Alvis the Elephant rocks! Story Construction Activities for Building Storytelling Skills Larry J. Mattes and Patty R. Schuchardt Ages 10 through 17 Use the story building activities in this book to help students improve storytelling skills. As students participate in the activities, they listen to stories, sequence story pictures, and create expanded versions of stories. Students can create stories by using a few pictures or by combining a large number of pictures. Humorous illustrations motivate students to be creative during story construction. The book also includes activities that challenge students to create stories when presented with story starters, specific details, or a problem that needs to be resolved. Stories for Oral Language Development #49953-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #49953CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $39.00 #49953BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $54.00 Story Construction #48003-C26 Printed Book $36.00 #48003CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $36.00 #48003BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $51.00
LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING TOLL-FREE Telephone Orders: (888) 758-9558 www.acawebsite.com 17 The CD has been expanded to include the entire book plus supplemental activities! Exercises for Descriptive Language Larry J. Mattes Ages 4 through 10 The expanded second edition of this book includes a variety of revisions and new activities. Students practice giving descriptive information as they tell stories in sequence, talk about situations, define words, and give explanations. Students also describe how closely-related picture scenes are the same and how they are different. Send activities home for additional practice. The optional CD has been expanded to include the entire book and supplemental picture-based activity pages. Use the full-color pictures on the CD to stimulate active participation in learning activities. Exercises for Descriptive Language #49920-C26 Printed Book $37.00 #49920CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $37.00 #49990-C26 Printed and Digital $52.00 Second Edition Solve the Problem Ages 5 through 11 The picture cards and the reproducible activities in this practical resource help children use language to solve everyday problems. Students are asked to think of appropriate solutions for each of the problems. You’ll use these activities frequently to facilitate the development of thinking skills and pragmatic language abilities. The kit includes 24 full-color picture scenes and an activity manual with reproducible pictures and worksheets. #49947-C26 Solve the Problem $36.00 Problem-Solving Situations for Children Ages 5 through 9 Children in special education programs often have difficulty interacting with others and using language to solve problems. Each problem situation in this book is represented in an 8.5" x 11" illustration. After listening to a description of the problem, students respondto questions such as, “What would you do in this situation?” The importance of taking turns, being polite, and showing concern for the feelings and needs of others is emphasized. Reproducible worksheets are included. Problem-Solving Situations for Children #49964-C26 Printed Book $39.00 #49964CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $39.00 #49964BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $54.00
AcademicÊ CommunicationÊ Associates,Ê Inc.Ê 18 LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING Vocabulary Builders for Daily Living Developed by Academic Communication Associates Ages 10 through Adult Help students with language learning disabilities acquire the “survival” vocabulary that they need to function in a variety of situations. This book includes easy-to-read short stories and activities designed to teach students the meaning of words and phrases such as “flammable,”“reservations required,”“private property,”“emergency exit,” and “directory assistance.” The stories can be presented orally to students with limited reading skills. Words and phrases are included that are commonly encountered when engaging in activities such as making purchases, doing laundry, going to the doctor, asking for directions, and applying for jobs. Vocabulary items were selected from road signs, commonly used forms and documents, menus, Teach survival vocabulary using the stories and activities in this practical resource. Signature required Flammable No pedestrians newspapers, billboards, advertisements, product labels, and other sources. The reproducible word and phrase cards can be used to teach students to read the target items. Vocabulary Builders for Daily Living #40271-C26 Printed Book $35.00 #40271CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $35.00 #40271BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $50.00 Vocabulary Builders for Special Learners #48001-C26 Printed Book $37.00 #48001CD-C26 Digital Edition (CD) $37.00 #48001BCD-C26 Printed and Digital $52.00 Vocabulary Builders for Special Learners Familiar Objects, Activities, and Situations Developed by ACA Ages 5 through Adult Teach household vocabulary and vocabulary relating to everyday activities using the reproducible pictures and worksheet activities in this book. The vocabulary emphasized includes food, articles of clothing, household objects, and other words relevant to the communication of basic needs. The activities are suitable for children or adults who have difficulty labeling common words and formulating simple sentences. Short picture stories showing daily activities such as brushing teeth, getting dressed, eating a meal, and bathing are included. Building Essential Language Life Skills from A to Z (BELLS) Ages 8 through 17 Ellen McPeek-Glisan The 312 topic-centered language activities in this book are organized into 26 topic areas and correlate with national and state instructional curriculum standards. Being tactful, clarifying vague statements, giving orders, helping others with directions, and offering compliments are among the topics included. The activities challenge students to think about appropriate and inappropriate ways of interacting and communicating in various social contexts. #41111-C26 BELLS $34.00
LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING TOLL-FREE Telephone Orders: (888) 758-9558 www.acawebsite.com 19 Gameboards for Oral Language Development (GOLD) Illustrated by Sheri L. Ray Ages 4 through 8 These playing boards are designed for children who have difficulty formulating grammatical sentences. Set 1 includes boards for teaching spatial concepts, question forms, possessives, and singular pronouns. Set 2 includes boards for teaching plural noun endings, past tense verbs, concepts of size, and use of the present progressive. These 11" x 17" playing boards are printed on durable, coated card stock. Gameboards for Oral Language Development #451-C26 GOLD Set 1 $24.00 #452F-C26 GOLD Set 2 $24.00 #453-C26 Both GOLD Sets $42.00 Language Adventure Games Ages 4 through 8 This kit includes game activities for auditory processing, vocabulary, and verbal reasoning skills. All of the activity cards are reproducible. The kit includes four 11" x 17" full-color game boards, playing pieces, a spinner, and a game activity manual. Build language skills for school success with the high-interest activities in this kit. #4008X-C26 Language Adventure Games $31.00 Photo FUNtastic Language Cards Here is a collection of 379 language picture cards developed specifically for use in language development programs. Household items, appliances, office items, tools, clothing, food, furniture, animals, transportation vehicles, and other essential vocabulary items are included. Distracting backgrounds have been removed to make these pictures suitable for students who have difficulty processing visual information. Children with autism, developmental disabilities, and AAC needs respond well to the pictures in this set. Picture size is approximately 3.5" x 5." Regular price: $139.00 #40017-C26 Photo FUNtastic Language Cards $69.00 Published by ACA and printed in the USA SPECIAL SAVE $70.00 Excellent for students with autism
AcademicÊ CommunicationÊ Associates,Ê Inc.Ê 20 LANGUAGE AND AUDITORY PROCESSING Games and Activities for Language Awareness (GALA) Ages 4 through 14 This collection of games and activities helps children attain the language awareness necessary for success in acquiring literacy. The activities are designed primarily for students with limited reading skills. Skills emphasized include identifying sounds within words, identifying sound differences, identifying syllables, identifying words within sentences, blending sounds, and using contextual information. The complete kit includes two full-color game boards, reproducible task cards, an activity manual, and playing pieces. #49946-C26 GALA $30.00 Save $13.00 NOW! Regular Price: $43.00 What Do You Say? Early Childhood Level - Ages 4 through 8 The early childhood level is designed to build basic language skills such as greeting others, taking turns, asking for help, and responding to questions. The activities also help students use complete sentences. The early childhood level includes black-line pictures of situations described in the game activities. The complete kit includes an 11" x 17" full-color playing board, spinner, task cards, and situation pictures. #49939-C26 Intermediate Level $38.00 Listen and Win Auditory Directions Game Ages 5 through 10 The activities in this game challenge children to follow directions and to answer questions relating to information presented orally. As children play the game, they practice following directions that target basic concepts relating to location, quantity, size, color, and shape. The kit includes an 11” x 17” playing board, spinner, and playing cards. #499919-C26 Listen and Win $24..00 Starblaster Language Development Game Ages 9 through 17 This game challenges students to think as they use vocabulary in a variety of ways to communicate information. As students travel through the universe, they must formulate questions, categorize words, make comparisons, define words, and solve problems. The complete kit includes a colorful, hard-back game board, spinner, playing cards, and playing instructions. #499912-C26 Starblaster Game $38.00
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