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2nd grade speech therapy task cards for Microsoft Word
BOOM! Deck - 100 WH Comprehension Questions from Sentences w/ Picture Choices
Preview here!100 Digital BOOM! Cards, containing a sentence + a wh-question, to use for reading comprehension of simple sentences using wh-questions! Each sentence contains a person, a verb, a thing, a place, and a time.25 questions of each of the following wh-questions:who? (person)what doing? (verb)what? (thing)where? (place)when? (time)Answer choices are presented with the written word as well as a picture to support comprehension.Each wh-question being targeted in each trial is highlighted i
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K - 12th
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Basic Needs and Feelings Cards - Portable Communication Boards
I created these Basic Needs and Feelings Cards with Symbol Stix for SLPs, Teachers, Special Education Assistants, and other therapists to use as visual aids to help early communicators understand classroom routines and express themselves. Laminate them and use them on a lanyard or belt loop to help cue students in the classroom or therapy setting. The product itself includes the images of the boards in a word document. There are two main images- one is a basic needs card, the other is an emotion
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PreK - 2nd
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Action Word/Verb Picture Cards
Use these photos for any speech-language activity targeting verbs and/or action words! Can be paired with any game (ex: a bean bag toss, jenga, any board game, a scavenger hunt, musical chairs, etc.) Great for play-based therapy and for kiddos who needs lots of movement in their sessions! You can also target pronouns (ex: he/she is _________), WH-Questions, following directions to find an action, sentence formation and grammar, regular and irregular verb forms, etc. Have your students act out th
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PreK - 3rd
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Listen Up!: A Hear! Think! Do! Activity to Get Kids Listening & Moving
The newest activity in the Hear! Think! Do! Series is here! Kids from preschool on up will love playing Listen Up!, which helps students develop better listening and critical thinking skills--and gets them moving while they do it! Players are read or given a card with a direction and a stipulation on it--students may only perform the prescribed action IF the description applies to them. This multi-step process requires careful listening and engaged minds!
Perfect for a whole-group Cooperative
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PreK - 3rd
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When is it appropriate to laugh? Discussion Cards
Do you have students with pragmatic or social skills challenges? These cards present scenarios that students can talk about and decide whether it is appropriate to laugh or not. They can also talk about what they should do.
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1st - 12th
Autism Potty training boy (poop)
This product was created a visual support to be placed in the restroom to help those with or without Autism to understand the steps to pooping on the potty. As a teacher working with students with autism, you could work collaboratively with parents and train them on how to use the same tool at home. (Don't forget to give them a copy)
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PreK - 6th
Lanyard Visuals
Print and laminate these Picture Communication Symbols, hole punch in the corner and attach them to a keychain. Great for travelling without a communication board.
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PreK - 3rd
Body Parts: Tacting Cards
These cards can be used to teach receptive and expressive identification of body parts. Each image can be paired alongside your actual body to provide natural environment opportunities for your student to generalize their learning. This pack includes the following body parts:* thumb* wrist* teeth* toes* tongue* shoulders* nose* mouth* stomach* neck* face* legs* lips* heel* knee* hair* forehead* feet* nail* hand* elbow* eye* eyebrow* finger* cheek* chest* ear* chin* back* armTo maintain the quali
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Autism Break Cards
These cards were created for a student who was utilizing breaks as an avoidance behavior. I created these cards to utilize with him to cut down the frequency of break requests and negative behaviors, while incorporating his favorite game, "Little Big Planet."
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K - 12th
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Identical Matching: Assessment Cards
Assess with cards you can trust! This set of cards contains a list over 100 cards, including matching for all images. Nouns are from a variety of categories like:* Furniture* Community Helpers* Vehicles* Animals * Food* Clothing* Toys* Instruments* School Supplies* Kitchen Tools* Body PartsThese cards can also be used for sorting, LRFFC and more! For best quality, be sure to cut out each card and laminate with 3mil or 5mil lamination. Store in a 3" x 5" flashcard container.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
FREEBIE: Create Your Own Cariboo Cards Template
FREE Template to create your own Cariboo Cards! Template set to 1.5" x 1.5", which is the perfect size to cut and laminate. If you aren't going to laminate them, then they will be too small! I like to have a set of blank laminated cards that I can write on with white board markers in the moment, such as numbers, letters, and colors!
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PreK - 2nd
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Break Cards for students with Autism
These cards were created for a student who was utilizing breaks as an avoidance behavior. I created these cards to utilize with him to cut down the frequency of break requests and negative behaviors, while incorporating his favorite game, "Little Big Planet."
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K - 12th
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CATEGORY GAME CARDS
Contains 88 category topic game cards that specify the number of the category item to name for credit. Small digits on each card give a suggested number of moves to allow for a correct answer. A die may be used to determine moves if you choose not to use the suggested numbers. Twenty additional cards are given with “chance” directions to add variety and excitement to the play. Chance cards may ask a person to “take another turn”, “Lose a turn”, “Trade places with someone”, “Go back ___ spaces”,
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1st - 4th
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St. Patrick's Day Gifs - Irregular and Regular Past Tense Verbs FREEBIE
Gifs for eight Irregular Past Tense Verbs and five Regular Past Tense Verbs that are all St. Patrick's Day themed! Students love to see what silly gif is hiding behind each word as they practice their morphology and syntax skills!Ideas for how to use this to practice irregular and regular past tense: Student picks a word to click to reveal the gifYou or another student models a sentence using the verb in present tense (e.g. "Today, the leprechaun is chasing the gold.")Student then has to produce
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K - 5th
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Among Us Task Token Board
Personalize your students "tasks board". This document is editable and with three tasks to earn a reward just like in the game. This is great to use with students who need a lot of structure and frequent positive reinforcement. Determine how often a student will earn a AmongUs character (after each task is complete, after 30 seconds of working behavior, after each question, etc.) for your students reinforcement frequency. Having multiple levels of task completion helps students build stamina. Th
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PreK - 12th
Following Directions
Simple task card for following 1 step directions. Set includes the following words: before, after, while, and, or, don't. Use these word cards to extend the steps and add more difficulty. I use these with primary Life Skills students as well as 5th graders working on repeating, simplifying and following directions.
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PreK - 5th
Antonym (Opposites) Cards
ANTONYM/OPPOSITE CARDS 14 pairs of antonyms (opposites words) 28 cards in total.Both of the opposite pairs are on each card to help children learn the antonyms more easily.Ways to use the cardsSortingSort the cards into pairs of antonyms. Memory MatchTurn the cards face down and spread them out. Turn over two cards at a time and see it they are a match. Are the two words opposites? Go FishGive 4 cards to each student. Take turns asking another student if they have an antonym (opposite) for one
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PreK - 3rd
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PECs
PEC, Picture Enhanced Communication. This is would be great for Any Child, especially those with Autism, PDD-NOS, Asperger's, Speech Delay, etc... 65 PECs
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PreK - 3rd
Breathe Deep: A story for deescalating through breathing as a calm down strategy
This books helps children complete a breathing strategy. Readers are prompted to breathe in their noses and out their mouths for 3 deep breathes by following the prompts to smell items (flower, etc..) and blow items (bubbles, etc…). Set up for double sided printing, but can be adjusted. Add to the book by glueing on puffballs with a light drop of essential oil and adding strings and/or tissue paper to move when blown.
Great for deescalating some children with autism and helping as part of
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PreK - 2nd
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Colors: Tacting Cards
These cards are perfect for establishing a benchmark for your student's learning! With 16 common colors, assessing a child's repertoire will allow you as the instructor to know where to program for teaching.Colors available in this pack include:* red* orange* yellow* green* light blue* dark blue* purple * pink * white* black * gray* brownFor the best quality cards, it is recommended that each card be cut out individually and laminated using 3mil or 5 mil lamination. Keep all cards in a 3" x 5" f
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Understanding Paragraphs with Object Function - Boom Deck
Six short stories followed by WH questions with four written choices. This deck allows you to hide or reveal the paragraph on each question card. At the end of each short story segment is a subject-verb-object sentence creation task. This task was initially designed for a student who uses LAMP WFL so many verb-object pairs reflect the category verbs in that system.
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K - 3rd
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Classroom Behavior Rules
Simple chart of expected and unexpected classroom behaviors
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1st - 5th
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Irregular Past Tense Verb Gifs for Winter Speech Therapy FREEBIE
Gifs for 12 Irregular Past Tense Verbs that are all WINTER themed!Students love to see what silly gif is hiding behind each word as they practice their morphology and syntax skills!Ideas for how to use this to practice irregular and regular past tense:Student picks a word to click to reveal the gifYou or another student models a sentence using the verb in present tense (e.g. "Today, the rabbit is sliding on ice.")Student then has to produce a sentence using past tense (can give sentence starters
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K - 5th
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