Aac Magnets

Description: Everyone deserves a voice, no matter what kind of voice it is!

Description: AAC for MFFL

Description: You Down with AAC? Yeah, you know me!

Description: Celebrates support for augmentative and alternative communication and the people who use it.

Description: Celebrates support for augmentative and alternative communication and the people who use it.

Description: An advocacy message celebrating access to AAC throughout everyday life.

Description: An advocacy message celebrating access to AAC throughout everyday life.

Description: AAC Speech Therapy Say It Your Way SLP

Description: Support Your Local Sped Teachers design with cool opossum, skunk and raccoon in classroom with AAC and flashcards. Funny special education teacher appreciation style.

Description: A smiling picture board, flashcards, speech bubble and hand mirror stand together in soft green, peach and gold colors. Created for speech-language pathologists, AAC specialists and fans of cute communication-themed art.

Description: Four blue illustrated dinosaurs communicate with sounds, gestures, a picture board and a book among leaves. The wording reads "Silly-Saurus / Everyone Roars Differently". Created for speech therapists, dinosaur fans and educators celebrating communication differences.

Description: Adorable ghosts using AAC devices, tablets, headphones and communication boards with the message However You Communicate I Am Listening. Perfect for SLPs, speech therapists, AAC users, special education and inclusion advocates. Supportive Halloween gift for communication heroes.

Description: Tall white lettering fills a bold rectangular layout framed by red speech bubbles and lines. The wording reads "Say It Your Way". Created for AAC users, speech therapists and educators who support individual communication choices.

Description: A laurel-wearing goose in a Roman-style cape points to a picture board while a duckling watches beside classical columns. The wording reads "I Came. I Saw. I Modeled.". Created for SLPs, AAC specialists and educators who model communication for learners.

Description: A worried-looking goose holds a tablet showing an empty battery behind bars inside a distressed cream circular badge. The wording reads "Forgot to Charge the AAC". Created for speech therapists, AAC specialists and communication partners who recognize the device-charging joke.

Description: We Communicate At Dawn Augmentative Alternative Communication Speech Pathologist Special Education Teacher Autism Advocate Parent.

Description: A green illustrated frog wearing goggles rides a flying goose while holding a picture board and carrying communication materials. The wording reads "We Communicate at Dawn". Created for SLPs, communication partners and frog-and-goose fans who enjoy AAC-themed humor.

Description: A cream illustrated goose carries a board with sun, book, apple and bed pictures inside a distressed round badge. The wording reads "Life Happens Visuals Help". Created for speech therapists, special educators and communication partners who use visual supports.

Description: Celebrate speech and communication with cute Halloween ghosts, AAC symbols, pumpkins, and positive words. A fun pick for speech therapists, educators, and AAC advocates.

Description: A playful AAC communication design for speech-language professionals and special educators. It celebrates augmentative communication with colorful, lighthearted humor.

Description: The 64th Bombardment Squadron is an inactive United States Air Force unit. It was last assigned to the 43d Bombardment Wing at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, where it was inactivated on 31 January 1970. Between May and September 1943, the squadron's B-17s were replaced with Consolidated B-24 Liberators, believed to be more suited to the long ranges of many Pacific missions. In November 1944 the squadron moved to the Philippines, helping the ground campaign on Luzon as well as conducting long range strategic bombing missions against targets in China and Formosa.

Description: White block lettering sits above lips, a hand gesture, a picture board and a heart speech bubble with gold accents. The wording reads "Say It. Sign It. Show It. Share It. / Communication Is for Everyone". Created for communication partners, speech therapists and educators supporting many ways to express oneself.

Description: An inclusive message affirming equal worth across different ways of communicating.

Description: An inclusive advocacy message asking communication partners to create space for every message.

Description: Encourages attentive listening to communication expressed through AAC, gestures, and other forms beyond speech.

Description: Advocates for communication access across everyday places, activities, and conversations.

Description: An advocacy message encouraging communication partners to allow time for every message.

Description: Advocates for communication access across everyday places, activities, and conversations.

Description: An advocacy message encouraging communication partners to allow time for every message.

Description: Celebrates AAC modeling and shared communication experiences that build connection.

Description: An inclusive message affirming equal worth across different ways of communicating.

Description: An empowering advocacy message affirming autonomy and personal choice for AAC users.

Description: Celebrates the many ways people express ideas and connect beyond spoken words.

Description: Celebrates AAC modeling and shared communication experiences that build connection.

Description: An inviting communication message celebrating tapping as a way to participate in conversation.

Description: A large white goose leans toward three yellow ducklings among meadow flowers, with picture cards and a communication board in the scene. The wording reads "However You Communicate, I Am Listening". Created for speech therapists, AAC users, families and educators who value every communication method.