Speech and Language Screener - Grab and GO!
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Are you a school SLP? I made these resources to help with assessment, screenings, determining education impact of speech and language disorders, writing compliant IEPS, planning therapy sessions, educating parents, and learning more about my students. They can help you do the same and feel CONFIDENTPrice $44.47Original Price $52.27Save $7.80
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This quick speech and language screening is easy to use and engaging for children. Use it to thoroughly screen articulation skills, voice skills, fluency skills, and expressive and receptive language skills (including syntax, morphology, basic concepts, responding to questions, conversational skills). All stimuli can be put on 1 binder ring for GRAB AND GO use! NOTE: I use the articulation section with older students up to 5th grade. View the preview for a much closer look!
WHAT'S IN THIS DOWNLOAD?
- Detailed directions about how to use this screening tool
- 4 different comprehensive protocols: 3 come complete with popular normative data included right on the protocol (from Sanders, 1972, from Smit, et. Al, 2000, and from McLeod and Crowe, 2018) and one includes space for you to write in your own school district adopted norms, if needed.
- Five pages of stimulus materials - 45 colorful stimulus cards in all. I highly recommend putting these on a binder ring for ease of use.
- Everything you need to quickly and thoroughly screen your students' speech (voice, fluency, articulation/intelligibility) and language skills
- Language skills screened include: prepositions, present progressive, plural nouns, possessive nouns, pronouns, verbs in various tenses, understanding of basic concepts (middle, near, different, same, most, empty, on, out, in, under, next to), responding to wh- questions (who, what, when, where, how, why), and informal conversational skills.
- Links and citations for the normative data used in this screening
In addition to using with the screening, the card deck also comes in handy for therapy! The stimulus cards are wonderful for eliciting language (including language samples), practicing specific articulation and language skills (verbs, pronouns, generating sentences, narratives, describing). I've even used them as story starters and writing prompts!
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They truly help pinpoint how students' speech and language difficulties impact them at school!
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