Help learners practice and participate in a simple, familiar social interaction with this bilingual Meet & Greet Mini Social Communication Story and AAC.
This visual resource guides learners through the basic steps of meeting and greeting someone—from saying hello and introducing yourself to asking and answering simple questions, showing appreciation, and saying goodbye.
English and French messages are presented together so that communication partners can model and support one or both languages.
Icons accompany each message to support learners who are not yet reading or who communicate without speech.
Includes 1 PDF Containing:
- French/English Meet & Greet Board- 8.5 x 11 inches
Messages Included:
- Hello
- What's your name?
- My name is ___
- How are you?
- I'm fine.
- Thank you
- Nice to meet you.
- Goodbye
- See you later!
- Have a good day.
Use this visual communication story:
- To role-play before a social interaction to preview what may happen
- During an interaction to provide communication support
- After an interaction to practice and review
- During speech and language therapy
- In special education classrooms
- With AAC users and non-speaking or minimally speaking learners
- At home or in community settings
The simple visual sequence helps learners understand and participate in a familiar social exchange while providing functional language they can use to communicate.
This board is designed to be used alongside a bilingual core communication board.
Core vocabulary provides the building blocks for communication, while this companion board adds specific social and conversational phrases that can help learners participate in everyday interactions.
Place the companion board next to the learner's AAC for quick access.
Great For
- AAC users
- Non-speaking and minimally speaking learners
- Autism
- Special education
- Speech-language therapy
- Social communication
- Bilingual and multilingual learners
- Classroom communication
- Home and community communication
More than learning how to greet someone—this resource gives learners language they can use to connect with people.
Have Fun!!
