ANZAC Day AAC Communication Board | Aided Language Display (ALD)

Support inclusive communication this ANZAC Day with this engaging and accessible AAC Communication Board / Aided Language Display (ALD) resource! Designed for students with autism, speech delays, non-speaking learners, and diverse communication needs, this visual support tool helps students actively participate in meaningful ANZAC Day discussions and activities.

This resource features clear, Boardmaker-style symbols and vocabulary tailored to ANZAC Day concepts, making it ideal for special education classrooms, early years settings, and inclusive mainstream environments.

🪖 Perfect for:

• AAC users & nonverbal students
• Autism & diverse learning needs
• Early childhood, Prep, Foundation & Primary classrooms
• Speech therapists & support staff
• Inclusive ANZAC Day lessons and commemorations

✨ What’s Included:

• 2 different designs
• Core and fringe vocabulary (e.g., remember, soldier, poppy, dawn service, last post, respect) visible on page 3
• Symbols supporting participation (e.g., go, sit, wait, look, listen, yes/no) shown across the board layout
• Easy-to-print PDF format

🎯 How to Use:

• Model language during ANZAC Day discussions and activities
• Support students to express thoughts, feelings, and observations
• Use during dawn service role play, storytelling, or group reflection
• Pair with whole-class lessons to ensure full inclusion and engagement

💡 Why You’ll Love It:

✔ Promotes inclusive participation for all learners
✔ Supports AAC implementation in real classroom contexts
✔ Builds vocabulary, comprehension, and expressive communication
✔ Ready-to-use and visually engaging