Thanksgiving dinner tables can get noisy, especially if you have a large family with kids, or people who haven't seen each other in a while.
One of the problems many aac users have is that of not always being heard. Using voice output devices has helped that a lot, but there are still so many users who don't have an electronic device. And, for that matter, many who don't have comprehensive - or any - communication books or boards.
So, in the spirit of giving, and of making sure everyone can have something to be thankful for, here is a picture communication board for your aac users for Thanksgiving.
I admit, I did focus on the food when it came to the few nouns I add to these boards. But, I did make sure there was a way to say that the user was thankful for family and friends. And that, after all, is what many holidays are all about.
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
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