From lovable house pets to barnyard favorites, this month’s rehabilitation lesson kit is a real zoo. In this free aural rehabilitation download, you’ll find has more than 60 pages of detailed lesson plans and illustrations!

Whether you’re an audiologist, speech & language therapist, rehabilitation specialist, or any other professional that works with children with hearing loss, these aural rehabilitation resources are made for you.

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Lesson Kit Outline

In this “Animals” lesson kit, there are puzzle challenges, matching games, and read-along stories to build listening, language, and cognition skills.

This comprehensive lesson kit is designed to be printed and reused. This kit has lesson plans with detailed therapist notes and a range of activities for each of the three levels. There’s print resources and step-by-step guidance for each activity. We’ve also included useful strategies in each lesson to help achieve the listening and language goals.

You’ll get:

Each lesson kit has three levels to cover a wide range of listening, spoken language, and cognition abilities.

Level 1

• The child is learning to listen and attend to 1 unit of information. Spoken language is presented to the child in simple short sentences and acoustic highlighting techniques are utilized to enable the child to attend to new information.
• The child is using single words, has a vocabulary of up to 200 words, and may be starting to combine words into 2 word combinations.

Level 2

• The child is learning to listen and attend to 2 units of information. Spoken language is presented in longer sentences and acoustic highlighting techniques are utilized to encourage the child to attend to all the information in the sentence.
• The child is producing 2 to 3 word combinations, has a vocabulary of 200 to 2000 words, and is beginning to use some grammatical markers.

Level 3

• The child is a proficient listener, learning to attend to 3 units of information. Spoken language is presented in a variety of complex sentences and acoustic highlighting techniques are utilized to encourage the child to attend to grammatical elements in the sentence.
• The child is producing 3 to 5 word sentences and questions, has a vocabulary of more than 2000 words, and is using a variety of grammatical markers.

Share and Download

We created this series of themed lesson kits to support aural rehabilitation sessions with young children with hearing loss.

All of the lesson kits will be available free of charge—we’re here to support your work and the success of every recipient. They can be printed, emailed, shared with colleagues, and even given to parents as supplemental at-home aural rehabilitation resources between sessions.

We’ll post a new lesson kit for download every month here on our Professionals Blog. There’s no deadline for downloading these aural rehabilitation resources, so you can easily find and share previous lesson kits: Lesson Kit #1, Lesson Kit #2, Lesson Kit #3, and Lesson Kit #4.

These lesson kits are available in multiple languages.

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