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10th grade speech therapy worksheet microsofts
Body Language & Facial Expressions- Social Skills/Life Skills Middle/High School
Students will learn the basics of interpreting body language & facial expressions necessary for social skills. Low prep lesson!► What is included in this product?⭐ 15 slide PowerPoint with facial expression and body language examples⭐ 1 page guided notes⭐ Role play scenarios⭐ 5 additional activities to teach body language skills*Get this in a bundle with the Social Skills Workbook, Social Scenarios Task Cards, Social Skills Game, 5-lesson unit on Bullying, and 6-week Social Skills Group Cou
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6th - 12th
Speech and Language Assessment Report Sample Template
I have developed a basic Speech/ Language Assessment report template that I use for all my kiddos. This template makes me feel secure walking into any IEP meeting, knowing that I accounted for every possible resource, and obtained and analyzed all information appropriate to making a clinical and legal decision. Things to consider putting in your reports: previous assessment scores, ELL info, history and background information, classroom observation, spontaneous language abilities, test scores,
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PreK - 12th
Banking Lessons - Life Skills for High School Students
These lessons were designed to develop banking skills for teens or life skill students. Since this is a Word Document, the lessons can be modified to meet the unique needs and skills of your students! I originally made these lessons for High School students who were in grades 9-12 and varied in intellectual ability. Again, the activities can always be adjusted.
Lessons include the following:
1 – A banking fill-in activity with pictures for vocabulary development and thinking questions.
2 –
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9th - 12th
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WH Question Writing Worksheets for Autism Special Education #mar2018slpmusthave
This pack contains 20 worksheets each depicting a real-life image of a different everyday scenario (ex riding a bike, going to the grocery store). On each page, students write their responses to the questions: what are they doing, where are they, and how many people do you see? This is a great resource to support students in applying prior knowledge to support their comprehension. It also teaches students how to identify key details within an image in order to describe what is happening.
Broug
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K - 12th
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"Size of the Problem" Powerpoint for Teens
I loved this lesson for my larger social skills groups. Start by having a discussion on how we rate problems compared to how others may rate them. This lesson works on perspective taking and problem solving. I showed the ppt. first, then had them fill out the work sheet ("Size of the Problem" WS). As you are going through the ppt., have the students rate the problem and have a discussion on how and why people may have different ratings.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Problem Solving, Social Perspective Taking in Real Life Scenarios
This is a reading, writing, and problem solving, and perspective-taking exercise for young adult through adult age populations. The worksheets provide real-life ADL scenarios in which the individual must consider other perspectives and provide written or spoken responses about how they would feel and what they would do. There are no right answers, only opportunities for realistic discussion.**Example from the worksheet: You best friend tells you to steal a bag of Skittles from the grocery store.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Problem Solving, Social Perspective Taking in Real Life Scenarios Bundle
WH Questions with Multiple Choice Pictures
12 simple one-sentence stories asking WH what and where questions! The questions all have three choices with picture supports. This can be printed out and students can circle the answers, or it can be made in to an adaptive book by printing it twice and putting velcro on the back of the second set of pictures for an independent activity. Great for students in early childhood, and special education at any grade!
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PreK - 12th
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Friendly vs. Unfriendly Behaviors (Expected vs. Unexpected Friend Behaviors)
This activity is used to teach student social behaviors that are "friendly" and "unfriendly". Start by teaching students that friendly behaviors are expected and will help them make friends. Unfriendly behaviors are unexpected and may cause people to not be around them.Cut apart social situations and have students sort them into "friendly" and "unfriendly". Students can also come up with their own social situations.**Also see the new "Friendly vs. Unfriendly Responses" activity in my store.
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PreK - 12th
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Also included in: Pragmatic Language Bundle
"Size of the Problem" Worksheet for Teens
I loved this lesson for my larger social skills groups. Start by having a discussion on how we rate problems compared to how others may rate them. This lesson works on perspective taking and problem solving. I showed the ppt. first, then had them fill out the work sheet ("Size of the Problem" WS). As you are going through the ppt., have the students rate the problem and have a discussion on how and why people may have different ratings.
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
text message inferences part 1
It is essential that high school students learn to navigate the social world by understanding the social nuances that are present in every day life. Inferencing skills aren't used solely in the classroom. People make inferences every day when they listen to songs, read comics or send and receive texts.
This activity contains 6 text message conversations that students must read and make inferences about who the people are, how they know each other, what are they doing and why they say the th
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6th - 12th
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Reading Facial Expressions Under a Mask - Social Skills Speech Therapy
This Social Skills activity is perfect for students on the spectrum of Autism. It allows students to identify and label different facial expressions of people wearing a mask. This requires the student to focus their attention on the expressions made by the eyes and forehead. Students will compare their answers to the same pictures unmasked. Students on the spectrum have a particularly difficult time identifying people's emotions, especially when faces are covered by a mask. This activity will he
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K - 12th
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Also included in: Reading Facial Expressions for Autism - Bundle
Argumentative Practice - Murder Mystery TRIALS
A collection of all my Murder Mystery Activities to support the Argumentative Writing Unit.
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6th - 12th
Highschool Language Screener Idea Template/Tool
Self-created highschool language screener covering all areas of languageUpdated description based on customer feedback: This was a tool I created during my graduate school externship given no resources I found online supported HS level progress and were geared towards lower education. I made the instructions broad and tailored cueing based upon student level and needs of my school's demographic as some students were second language learners or could not read vs. others in advanced courses on col
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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SPEECH LANGUAGE Referral Form EDITABLE Template and PARENTInput Form
Included are:1. Editable Speech Language referral form (2 pages) Created in Powerpoint. Can be printed double sided :) Fun Fact: you can add 2 fun graphics in the upper right/left corners2. Parent Input Form for Speech and Language (1 page) Also in Powerpoint and can be edited.
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PreK - 12th
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Student Self Rating Form - Pragmatics/Social Skills
Speech and language checklist created for Middle School - High School (6th-12th grade) students to assess pragmatic language skills (social skills, self-regulation, etc.). This student self-rating form consists of 20 questions allowing the student to examine their beliefs and perspectives about their communication and social skills. This form should be completed by the student (or alongside the student) to examine their ability to:Converse with peersUnderstand PerspectivesSelf RegulateOrganizePr
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Good Conversations Stay on Topic!
Reciprocal conversations and topic maintenance are goals that are consistently addressed at the middle and high school levels. Many students struggle to keep a conversation going - they might say "cool" or "me too" after someone makes a comment, or just answer a question with "yes" or "no" without further questioning their conversational partner. This handy worksheet can be used individually or with a social skills group to help children understand what the topic of conversation is and why it's
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Articulation /r/ in reading data collection
I love tracking progress of my students. I have found baselines for words and sentences, but none for reading that are quick and easy. That's why I created Reading Data Collection forms for different sounds in articulation therapy.
A lot of children with articulation errors might do fine in single words or sentences, but as soon as they get to reading and conversation, there is a break-down in intelligibility and in their articulation precision. But how do you show that they are making progress
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2nd - 12th
text message inferences part 2
It is essential that high school students learn to navigate the social world by understanding the social nuances that are present in every day life. Inferencing skills aren't used solely in the classroom. People make inferences every day when they listen to songs, read comics or send and receive texts.
This activity contains 6 text message conversations that students must read and make inferences about who the people are, how they know each other, what are they doing and why they say the th
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6th - 12th
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IDIOM VIDEO ACTIVITY
16 real life, HD video clips depicting idioms including:It’s raining cats and dogsBurning the candles at both endsNuts about youCouch potatoButterflies in my stomachHead is in the cloudsFeeling under the weatherOn top of the worldFeeling down in the dumpsHit the hay / Catch some z’sPulling my legHitting the booksHas a green thumbHas a heart of goldZip your lipsIn hot water!Also included are 2 ways to identify the idiom. Students can use the bingo board to match the video to the idiom or the wor
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
iPhone Lesson for Perspective Taking and Inferencing
This is a great tool when working with adolescents on the social communication of texting. The students read the texts and decide what they would say next depending on the situation, or what their communication partner may respond with. Texting requires a lot of perspective taking as well as inferencing which are both difficult skills for students with pragmatic difficulties.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Argumentative practice: Murder Trial of Super Mario vs. Bowser
Practice argumentative writing by hosting a murder trial in your classroom! Using characters the students know and are interested in keeps them motivated to complete this activity!
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Argumentative Practice - Murder Mystery TRIALS
Self Advocacy - Accommodation
Self Advocacy Lesson PPTNotes & Reflection ActivityAccommodations Lesson PPTNotes & Reflection Activity
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Social Skills Bundle
Self Reflection Survey for Social Skills
A survey for students to used throughout the year when working on social skills in order to self assess themselves and their social skills
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5th - 12th
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Life Skills No Prep: Grocery Store Bundle
A resource for special education middle and high school students in 8:1:1 and 12:1:1 settings life skills programs. This Grocery Store Packet includes: 1. 10 Grocery Store Vocabulary Flashcards: Real pictures and descriptions. 2.Interactive Vocabulary Review Worksheets: Receptive and Expressive - Match the Picture with the definition - Short scripts for asking and answering questions3. Grocery Store Category Sort (picture symbols)4. Grocery Store Categories: Using a Grocery Ad (pairs best wit
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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