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This is a collection of sources to download free, printable, pre-made, paper-based communication boards. Communication and core boards from AAC companies are listed first. Then are resources for communication and core boards available in multiple languages. At the end, we also list resources for communication boards developed for use during emergencies and disasters.

Printable Communication Boards from AAC Companies

Core/Communication Boards in Multiple Languages

Emergency/Disaster Communication Boards

This is not an exhaustive list. Do you know of a resource that we missed? Leave a comment to share!


Printable Communication Boards from AAC Companies

AssistiveWare

AssistiveWare is the developer of Proloquo2Go AAC app. You can download their Quick Communication Boards and Core Words Boards.

Visit the AssistiveWare website

Avaz Inc.

Avaz has a variety of communication boards available for download.

Visit the Avaz website

CoughDrop

A printable core word poster from CoughDrop.

View and Download a PDF of the core board

LessonPix

Core board set made in collaboration with Dr. Karen Erickson, Dr. Caroline Musselwhite, and Building Wings as a companion for Readtopia.

Visit the LessonPix website

Lingraphica

Lingraphica offers free communication boards with vocabulary focused on basic wants and needs as well as hospital and health specific vocabulary.

Visit the Lingraphica website

PRC-Saltillo

PRC-Saltillo offers free communication boards with vocabulary focused on basic wants and needs as well as hospital and health specific vocabulary.

Visit the AAC Language Lab website

Project Core

Universal Core Communication Systems from Project Core. Several formats are available.

Visit the Project Core website

Smartbox

Smartbox offers print-friendly communication boards.

Visit the Smartbox website

Printable Super Core Books are available as grid sets in Grid for Windows (free for all Grid users). Personalize and print them directly from Grid 3.

Learn more in this article on the Smartbox website

Speak For Yourself

Smarty Symbols has printable core boards based on the Speak For Yourself AAC app. Note: you do not need to pay for a subscription to Smarty Symbols to download the board. Click on the large Speak For Yourself image (near the bottom of the page) to access the PDF file.

Visit the Smarty Symbols website

Tobii Dynavox

Tobii Dynavox offers free printable, lite-tech AAC resources, including communication boards.

Visit the Tobii Dynavox website

Weave Chat

Weave Chat offers free printable, lite-tech AAC resources, including communication boards.

Visit the Weave Chat TPT Store

Other

Sesame Street

Sesame Street’s first AAC board features core vocabulary and Sesame Street characters.

Visit the Sesame Workshop website


Core/Communication Boards in Multiple Languages

ARASAAC

A communication flipbook (in several different languages) is available on the ARASAAC website.

Visit the ARASAAC website

Avaz Inc.

Avaz has communication boards available in several languages.

Visit the Avaz website

Bilingüe AAC

A bilingual Spanish/English core board based on Early Spanish Vocabulary for Children Who Use AAC (Soto & Cooper, 2021) and Project Core (Geist, Erickson, & Hatch, 2015).

Visit the Bilingüe AAC website

Edmonds School District

The Edmonds School District has a universal Core Board available in multiple languages.

Visit the Edmonds School District website

Itty Bitty Speech

Itty Bitty Speech has a growing collection of translated core communication boards (over 20 languages so far) free to download. Most were translated by native/fluent speakers, however a few were translated using Google Translate.

Visit the Itty Bitty Speech website

ISAAC

ISAAC has a collection of resources from a variety of sources.

Visit the ISAAC website

Lingraphica

Lingraphica offers free communication boards with vocabulary focused on basic wants and needs as well as hospital and health specific vocabulary. Available in English and Spanish.

Visit the Lingraphica website

Temple University Institute on Disabilities

Free downloadable emergency communication aids in English and Spanish.

Visit the Temple University website

Thai Core Board by Nicole Bender

Nicole Bender, AAC/AT consultant, has created a Thai communication board. Read more about it on the NWACS blog. Note: in the comments is information on how to contact Nicole to inquire about getting a copy.

View the AACross the World: Thailand blog post

Tobii Dynavox

The Core First communication boards from Tobii Dynavox are available in several languages.

Visit the Tobii Dynavox website

University of Pretoria Centre for Augmentative & Alternative Communication

Abuse communication boards in multiple languages.

Visit the University of Pretoria website

Health-related communication materials in multiple language.

Visit the University of Pretoria website


Emergency/Disaster Communication Boards

For more resources related to emergency preparedness, explore our AAC & Emergency Preparedness resource page

Related

RescueVoice is an app (available on iPad or Android devices) for first responders to use with people with speech disabilties.

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