AAC Resource Library

Free printable communication boards and caregiver guides for families supporting autistic children. Each resource has its own page with full details, previews, and printing guidance.

These are supplemental printable communication resources, not complete individualized AAC systems. They may need personalizing with your child's AAC team, and none of them has not been clinically reviewed. If your child already uses AAC, keep that system and coordinate with your child's AAC team before adding printables.

Free AAC resources

Everyday Communication Board from Picture AAC Boards You Can Personalize: a grid of picture symbols with word labels. Core words such as I, you, want, more, help, stop, yes, no, and break fill the left three columns, with everyday words and blank cells on the right.

Picture AAC Boards You Can Personalize

Five boards for everyday communication, dressing, meals, play, and toileting. 18 shared words stay in the same cells on every board, and blank cells leave room for your child's own people, things, and interests. The caregiver guide is provided in US Letter and A4 formats.

View This AAC Resource: Picture AAC Boards You Can Personalize

About these resources

Created by Chinaedu Okwumabua, an occupational therapy assistant with more than 20 years of experience supporting children with autism and developmental delays. These resources were not written by a speech-language pathologist. They are printable only: there is no sound or app, and they do not promise changes in speech, language, behavior, or development.

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This information is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for an individualized evaluation, medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment by a qualified professional such as a speech-language pathologist or occupational therapist.