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☕ Hot Cocoa Visual Recipe – AAC Cooking Activity (LAMP)
Support functional communication, sequencing, and direction-following skills with Hot Cocoa Visual Recipe, a visually supportive cooking activity designed for LAMP users, AAC learners, and emerging communicators.
This hands-on recipe walks students through making a no-cook hot cocoa mix using clear visuals, simple language, and predictable steps. Learners practice following directions, identifying ingredients and tools, and answering comprehension questions while participating in a meaningful, real-life activity.
This resource is ideal for speech therapy, life skills instruction, classroom cooking activities, and winter-themed lessons.
✨ What’s Included:
Visual recipe for hot cocoa
Ingredients and equipment visuals
Step-by-step recipe cards (1–4)
Simple, student-friendly directions
LAMP-friendly core vocabulary support
Comprehension questions for understanding
Clear, engaging layout designed for accessibility
💡 Skills Targeted:
Following multi-step directions
Sequencing and organization
Core vocabulary use (LAMP)
Expressive and receptive language
Answering WH- questions
Functional life skills
Participation in cooking and group activities
👩🏫 Perfect For:
Speech-Language Pathologists
Special education & autism classrooms
AAC users and emergent communicators
Life skills and functional learning
Classroom cooking activities
Winter-themed instruction and centers
☕ Simple, engaging, and visually supportive, this hot cocoa recipe helps learners actively participate in a cooking activity while practicing communication and sequencing skills.
It’s an easy-prep, low-stress activity for therapy sessions, classrooms, and life skills programs.
You may also like:
The Snowman Who Lost His Carrot Nose – Prepositions Book (WordPower)
What to Do on a Snow Day – AAC Adaptive Book (WordPower)
Winter Adjectives – AAC Adaptive Book (WordPower)
How to Catch a Snowman – AAC Adaptive Verb Book (WordPower)
The Boy Who Lost His Mitten – AAC Adaptive Prepositions Story (WordPower)
☕ Hot Cocoa Visual Recipe – AAC Cooking Activity (LAMP)
Support functional communication, sequencing, and direction-following skills with Hot Cocoa Visual Recipe, a visually supportive cooking activity designed for LAMP users, AAC learners, and emerging communicators.
This hands-on recipe walks students through making a no-cook hot cocoa mix using clear visuals, simple language, and predictable steps. Learners practice following directions, identifying ingredients and tools, and answering comprehension questions while participating in a meaningful, real-life activity.
This resource is ideal for speech therapy, life skills instruction, classroom cooking activities, and winter-themed lessons.
✨ What’s Included:
Visual recipe for hot cocoa
Ingredients and equipment visuals
Step-by-step recipe cards (1–4)
Simple, student-friendly directions
LAMP-friendly core vocabulary support
Comprehension questions for understanding
Clear, engaging layout designed for accessibility
💡 Skills Targeted:
Following multi-step directions
Sequencing and organization
Core vocabulary use (LAMP)
Expressive and receptive language
Answering WH- questions
Functional life skills
Participation in cooking and group activities
👩🏫 Perfect For:
Speech-Language Pathologists
Special education & autism classrooms
AAC users and emergent communicators
Life skills and functional learning
Classroom cooking activities
Winter-themed instruction and centers
☕ Simple, engaging, and visually supportive, this hot cocoa recipe helps learners actively participate in a cooking activity while practicing communication and sequencing skills.
It’s an easy-prep, low-stress activity for therapy sessions, classrooms, and life skills programs.
You may also like:
The Snowman Who Lost His Carrot Nose – Prepositions Book (WordPower)
What to Do on a Snow Day – AAC Adaptive Book (WordPower)
Winter Adjectives – AAC Adaptive Book (WordPower)
How to Catch a Snowman – AAC Adaptive Verb Book (WordPower)
The Boy Who Lost His Mitten – AAC Adaptive Prepositions Story (WordPower)
