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Oral communication scripts for Microsoft Word
Reading Fluency & Verbal Expression Sentences for Aphasia and Apraxia 2
This resource is a set of 30 mini paragraphs at roughly a grade 3 reading level. They are designed to be used in speech therapy with adults who have expressive Aphasia or Apraxia of Speech. They could also be used to improve reading comprehension. Most contain functional, every day content that an adult post stroke may want to be able to say fluently. The document is in .docx so you may edit the sentences to be more relevant to your client (for example, one sentence says the narrator is turning
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Not Grade Specific
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Motor Speech Screener/ Data Sheet
This can be used as either a screener or data sheet when working with motor speech/apraxia of speech. It follows the Kauffman hierarchy and is a useful tool for finding out which level is appropriate for therapy and can be used to collect data and monitor progress.
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Not Grade Specific
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School Morning Announcements
If your school provides morning announcements via intercom, this is the perfect template to get started. It's large print so the kids can hold it as they conduct the announcements. Change it up to meet the needs and ages of your school community. ENJOY!
Grades:
1st - 6th
Readers' Theater: Paul Revere
Your students will love this approach to history! This 16 page readers theater is specifically created to meet the Georgia Performance Standards for 3rd grade. Paul Revere is one of several historic figures featured in our Social Studies curriculum. However this readers' theater meets the objective of several general GPS in grades K - 5, making it a great choice in may Social Studies classrooms.
Grades:
2nd - 8th
I Have an Allergy!: Social Story
The perfect story for teaching young children about what allergies are, how to stay safe, and how to handle the emotions that come with being unable to do or eat certain things. The story is editable so that each child's unique allergy can be put in the story to personalize each book.
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PreK - 2nd
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Geronimo Stilton Reader's Theater #53
This script is based on the Geronimo Stilton book "Rumble in the Jungle." These books have become very well-liked among young readers, and they help students build fluency and have fun at the same time. These books target readers grades 2 through 4. These books are published by Scholastic Books, and they are becoming a huge hit.
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2nd - 4th
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Christmas Play for the Classroom
“3- An Interactive Elf Musical”
The members of the audience are not just spectators!
This Skit-Kit prints in black and white only. There are no fancy fonts or graphics. Costumes can be as simple or elaborate as you choose. (Runs 25-30 minutes, and a CD of songs can be recorded and used during performances.) Used for math, literacy, or just for fun, this is a charming production!
The setting is one of Santa’s Workshops on Christmas Eve. The elves have a BIG PROBLEM! They are looking for three e
Grades:
3rd - 6th
Appropriate Peer Interaction Social Story
This is a social story to address appropriate peer interactions for your student. Print on cardstock and fold as a booklet. "Social situations and making friends can be challenging for students with special needs such as autism spectrum disorder. Preparing students ahead of time for social interactions can ease their stress and make the process a bit easier for the student with special needs.In today’s Teacher Tips newsletter, the Watson Institute shares strategies to prepare your students with
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PreK
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Modern Drama Scripts with Rubric for Evaluation
I have spent years trying to find modern scripts for my intermediate students to use as evaluative pieces and have finally decided to write my own based on my students personalities and their feedback.
Students will absolutely love these scripts because they are relevant to real life scenarios and a lot of fun to act out. In many of these skits the gender role can be easily altered.
9 Scenes to choose from that include: a mom and teenage daughter arguing in the car, 2 old grandparents gossi
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8th - 12th
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Reader's Theatre: Court Scene
This is a continuation I have written for The True Story of the Three Little Pigs by Jon Scieszka. The wolf is on trial hoping to prove his innocence but the judge is a pig and there are no wolves on the jury.
I have had students perform this in costume for parents and it was well received. The students also contributed to set and costume design.
It is a reasonably short or mini play filled with humor. Students can adopt the point of view of a character and work on comedic timing. Enjoy!
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2nd - 3rd
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Persuasive Speech Outline Template
This Persuasive Speech Outline Template is geared toward secondary ELA students for use in public speaking courses, units, and/or assignments. When following a specific outline, students can easily organize their persuasive speech(es) using rhetorical appeals and include paramount elements in a speech (or essay when modified).
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Social Story for controlling feelings and teaching calming strategies
You will get two social stories. One is made for a male. The other is for a female. It includes strategies for calming down and preventing a melt down. This social story could be used for a special education or regular education student. It can work for a student with Autism, language, and social/ emotional disorders. It can also be used for a general education student who has difficulties controlling anger or feelings.
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PreK - 5th
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Elementary School TV Greenscreen Broadcast Resources
These documents will help you start an elementary school tv broadcast with fourth and fifth Graders as reporters and cameramen. This resource includes a script you can use for a broadcast, ideas for clips throughout the school year, images to use for greenscreen backdrops. In addition, this resource includes tips for filming, editing, and sharing the broadcast.
Grades:
3rd - 7th
Editable Student-Led Conference Template
A form for students to fill out while preparing for conferences and to use as a guide while sharing with their parents! The document is editable to change the categories to best fit your needs. A simple design keeps students focused and the document looking professional!
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1st - 12th
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Visual Phone Script
Do you have students that want to answer the classroom phone or need guidance on how to engage in phone conversation? This is the resource for you!
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K - 12th, Staff
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My "Just Right Voice" for School
My “Just Right” voice for School is a social story that teaches students a strategy for regulating their volume and tone. The Social Story explains what a “Just Right”” voice is versus a “Too Shy…” or “TOO ROUGH!” voice, and provides examples. It is best to role play the different voices by repeating the same phrase using all three voices. During role plays, students enjoy hearing the “Too Shy…” or “TOO ROUGH!” voice and then giving the verbal reminder to “try again” or asking, “Can you say t
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Create An Advertisement
This lesson covers some of the gimmicks used in advertising including, jingles and catch phrases, testimonials, and discounts. Students create a product and then make a print ad for the product, followed by a commercial that is videoed.
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5th - 8th
Who's on First? (script for four readers/actors)
This is a remake of a very hilarious script based off of Abbott and Costello, with modifications for having four speakers. I mostly used it in my elementary reader's theater class (and briefly as confusion example in my high school Communications class), but it could be perfectly acceptable in a secondary theater or speech class. My 2nd-4th grade students absolutely loved performing it and even did it for a parent's night, and a retreat group. We paired this with the Who Stole First? scavenger h
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Not Grade Specific
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Las Conversaciones / The Conversations
Las Conversaciones is a packet of 7 basic everyday conversations in spanish (with English subtitles) for a Dual Language classroom. The purpose is to motivate conversational Spanish in a Dual Language classroom with students learning beginning to intermediate Spanish.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Newcomer Spanish to English Resource
This English survival guide can be used in a folder with resources for newcomer students to use to communicate with English speakers in their classroom.
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1st - 12th
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Activity Sp1-Sp2 - Oral Dialogue Template: Create Script About Family Members
Elbow partners prepare an original dialogue per the given English instructions, line by line. Discuss family members in Spanish to practice professions, adjectives, greetings, leave-takings, and interpersonal behavior (dos besos, hand gestures, body language, personal space). Template serves for fun activity and/or formal oral assessment. Basic 3-category rubric included. Students appreciate the specific guidance of clear instructions and the freedom to create, collaborate, imagine, and role
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6th - 9th
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The Conversation Club: a character education riff on The Breakfast Club
Looking for an interactive way to confront online bullying at your school? To generate empathy in your students? To make them laugh? To delight an audience? Look no farther than The Conversation Club, a royalty-free, large-cast play based on the hit '80's movie, The Breakfast Club. It's the year 2029. Students no longer attend a traditional school, but instead learn at home via their computer. Without direct face-to-face contact though, students have lost the ability to have a conversatio
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6th - 9th
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Unforgettable Student Led All School Meeting Script-PBIS or Community Building
The document is available in both .pdf and .docx formats. This is a full length script for a student led All School Meeting. It was originally used for a PBIS All School Meeting led by 4th Graders, but could be modified for a different grade level to use for any School Community Building Activity. The character traits focused on throughout the script are... -Being Positive -Having Fun, and -Using Self-Control.
SUMMARY: The students lead the student body in learning some quick & fun cheers
Grades:
1st - 6th
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I Am Sick social story
Students with autism often struggle to communicate needs, wants, and emotions. Particularly, however, students with ASD often struggle to communicate pains and fevers. Therefore, to assist students with ASD to communicate sicknesses while at school and to reduce tantruming, this social story will help students with ASD to identify sicknesses and to practice necessary procedures for communicating those sicknesses to the teacher.
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PreK - 2nd
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