communication books

What are the Key Components of Communication Books?

The key components include:
Core Vocabulary: Frequently used words and phrases.
Fringe Vocabulary: Specific words related to the child’s interests or needs.
Visual Supports: Pictures, symbols, or icons that represent words or concepts.

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