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High Contrast Words for AAC
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High Contrast Words for AAC

April 25, 2020February 17, 2021 Comments Off on High Contrast Words for AAC

These are adapted words are based on Project Core 36 Universal Core System. They have been adapted as an easy way to access symbols for devices in a quick and easy way for children with low vision. You can download all 36+ words to use for your child at home or school.

You can find our free resource here

Another free and open resource that has been developed from Dr. Christine Roman-Lantzy to support children with CVI is the Roman Word Bubbling Tool which is a free and open source tool!

CVIvisionvision impairment

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