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Everyday ages 11–13
School schedules, friends and shared interests. 95 pages, already connected through a home page and topic folders.
TouchChat .ce · 12.6 MB · includes all pictures
A general profile for ages 11–13, with changing school schedules, group work, friendships, privacy and chosen hobbies. Keep any younger-context favorites that the person wants; age does not determine communication ability. Grid size is an access choice. These new complete files need a first device test; the preview is not a TouchChat emulator.
Familiar words as topics change. All four age builds use the same 36-choice home, word pages, spelling and navigation. Choose the topics that suit the person; there is no need to switch on a birthday. Compare age ranges →
Try the linked pages
Start with Topics or Words. Your message stays while you move around.
Home · everyday words
6 × 8 in TouchChat · controls includedLoading the preview…
The preview fits your screen. TouchChat keeps its fixed grid with controls along the bottom. Tap its message bar to speak the full message. Spell uses literal letters; Space separates words and Delete removes one character.
See every included folder and page
- Home · everyday words
- More words · folder
- People & pronouns · 1
- People & pronouns · 2
- Actions · 1
- Actions · 2
- Describe · 1
- Describe · 2
- Questions
- Little words & grammar · 1
- Little words & grammar · 2
- Time
- Feelings
- Body & health · 1
- Body & health · 2
- Places
- Daily needs · 1
- Daily needs · 2
- Drinks
- My topics · folder
- Communication · folder
- Help me be understood
- Help with my AAC device
- Starting and ending a conversation
- Telling my news
- My choices and boundaries
- Questions for everyday plans
- Food and drinks · folder
- Fruit
- Vegetables
- Meat & protein
- Cooking and everyday errands
- Making a packed lunch
- Using a microwave with support
- Home and clothes · folder
- Clothes
- Getting ready for sleep
- Help with my technology
- Sorting laundry colors
- Choosing weather-appropriate clothes
- Caring for a houseplant
- Organizing a bedroom
- School and plans · folder
- Schoolwork and support
- Understanding a timetable
- Working with a lab partner
- Reading a chapter together
- Comparing information sources
- Speaking in a student meeting
- Friends and fun · folder
- Apps and watching choices
- Music
- Friends and conversations
- Creative interests
- Making weekend plans
- Responding to teasing
- Asking for private time
- Chess club
- Interests and discovery · folder
- My dinosaurs · 18 different types
- Space and planets
- Ocean animals
- Vehicles I like
- Building a model kit
- Planning a tabletop adventure
- Out and about · folder
- Flying on a plane
- Staying away from home
- At the beach
- Visiting an aquarium
- Going to a sports practice
- Attending a school dance
- Comfort and health · folder
- Comfort and communication needs
- Asking about accessibility
- Choosing communication support
- Celebrations · folder
- Valentine's Day
- Christmas
- New Year
- Easter
- Halloween
- Thanksgiving
- Hanukkah
- Diwali
- Eid
- Lunar New Year
- Kwanzaa
- Passover
- Holi
- Independence Day
- Birthdays
- Our own celebration
- Spell a word
- Numbers & punctuation
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Put Everyday ages 11–13 into TouchChat
Save these instructions to read later ↓
Download it on the iPad.
Open this page in Safari and tap Download whole build. Confirm Download if asked. You can also AirDrop the .ce file from your Mac.
Find the download in Files.
Open the blue Files app. Tap Browse → iCloud Drive or On My iPad → Downloads. Look for everyday-ages-11-13.ce.
Open it in TouchChat and give it a new name.
Tap the file and accept the import. Name it something like Everyday ages 11–13 test, then save. If it does not open, go into TouchChat: Vocab → Choose New Vocab → Menu → Import/Export Vocab → Import from files, and select the file.
Choose the new vocabulary.
Tap Vocab → Choose New Vocab and select Everyday ages 11–13 test. Its home page opens. Tap Topics, choose a folder, then choose a page. All those links are already made; there is no button to create for this separate full build.
Try a short message and come back home.
Tap I and want, then Topics → Food and drinks → Drinks → water. The message bar should keep the words as you move. Tap the message bar to speak. Try Clear, then Spell: spell cat, tap Space, and spell dog. Delete removes one character. Home returns to this build’s everyday words.
Tap Vocab → Choose New Vocab and choose its usual name. Home works within the vocabulary that is currently open.
If the message disappears after speaking: check Menu → Settings → Speak → Auto Clear and choose Off. If tapping the message bar does not speak, check its Tap Action is Speak. Setting names can vary by app version.
To add these pages to an existing vocabulary later, make a copy first, copy every page including all menus, then create one opening button using Navigate. Follow the copy-and-link guide. Opening a downloaded vocabulary by itself does not add it to your child’s usual one.
Make it theirs
Add chosen names and personal photos with your child. Keep useful words in familiar places. Hide or personalize celebrations to match your family. Body words support talking about comfort, pain and privacy; the pictures are simple educational cues.
These original builds combine common words, topic words, questions, direct messages, and spelling. They do not include WordPower’s grammar engine or learned button arrangement. Choose and personalize communication supports with the person who uses them and their speech therapist.
Design background: core words, topic words and alphabet access. Setup: TouchChat file opening, button actions, and message-bar settings. Topic picture credits · Lucide icon license.