Receptive Expressive Everyday Labels Matching Autism Discrete Trials

Designed with ABA therapy, special education, speech and language instruction, and early learners in mind, these visuals can be used to teach students to both identify objects receptively and label objects expressively. The familiar, functional vocabulary makes it easy to incorporate these materials into structured teaching sessions or everyday learning activities.

What’s Included

• Over 100 everyday objects
• 80+ pages of learning materials
• Common and functional vocabulary
• Visuals for receptive identification
• Visuals for expressive labeling
• Multiple opportunities for repeated practice
• Materials that can be used across a variety of teaching formats

Categories Include:

• Kitchen/mealtime
• School items
• Clothing/personal items
• Bathroom/Hygiene
• Home/Furniture
• Toys
• Technology
• Cleaning/household
• Outdoor items
• Transportation

Skills Targeted

Students can practice:

• Receptive Identification — “Touch the spoon.” / “Find the backpack.”
• Expressive Labeling — “What is this?”
• Vocabulary development
• Object recognition
• Receptive language
• Expressive language
• Visual discrimination
• Generalization of learned vocabulary

Perfect For

This resource is a great addition to:

• ABA therapy and skill acquisition programs
• Discrete Trial Teaching (DTT)
• Natural Environment Teaching (NET)
• Special education classrooms
• Preschool and early elementary classrooms
• Speech and language therapy
• 1:1 instruction
• Small-group instruction
• Home-based learning
• Vocabulary intervention

Why You’ll Love It

With 100+ functional everyday objects, this resource makes it easy to target a large variety of vocabulary skills without needing to gather materials from multiple sources. Use the visuals to introduce new vocabulary, assess mastered skills, practice receptive identification, build expressive labeling, and promote generalization.

Simply print, laminate, and reuse for durable learning materials that can become a staple in your ABA, special education, or early learning classroom.

Help learners build meaningful vocabulary they can recognize, understand, and use in their everyday lives!