Autism classroom resources Conversation - Commenting Skills

by ABA in School

Price: 200 points or $2 USD

Subjects: sel,expressiveLanguage,socialAspectsOfCommunication,specialed,specialAba,Special Autism,communicationSkills

Grades: 14,13,1

Description: Are you working on conversation skills in speech or ABA therapy with your special education student? This commenting resource is perfect for autism classroom resources, ABA goals, and if you are working on the ABLLS assessment. You can use these skills to begin creating autism conversation scripts and work on functional wh questions!. **This is Commenting -- Making related statements about a picture (intraverbal task)** Learners are shown a picture and hear a simple statement (e.g., They're having a picnic) and then are either prompted or independently make a related statement about that picture (e.g., He's eating a sandwich). Features: → 58 slides with cute clipart and engaging audio. → 40 real-life scenarios with artwork (e.g., birthday parties, recess activities). → 10 REAL image photos (no audio; for verbal commenting) Question Types (divided into 4 levels so you can differentiate!): → Contingent Commenting (same sentence stem); includes Boardmaker icon prompts → Observation & Commenting (unique response); with prompts → Personal Connections; with prompts → Verbal only: pictures not previously practiced and include the verbal statement, and the learner can record their own voice to make a contingent statement Includes: → Printable data collection page for progress tracking. → Supports ABLLS assessment H22. → Suitable for speech therapy, ABA programs, and autism classrooms.