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Middle school oral communication creative writing resources for Microsoft Word and for parents
Yearbook Club Application
After lots of research, I created this thorough yearbook club application. I used this one for 5th - 8th grade students at my school, but it can easily be modified to fit your needs. It could really be used as-is for high school - just take out where it says 5th- 8th ;)
The application is 6 pages long and includes:
*Student application (fill in, circle, and short answer essay questions)
*Teacher recommendations (2 teachers)
*Parent letter
*Parent approval form
There are a few places where you w
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5th - 12th
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Speech and Language Recommendations for School Checklist!!
New and Improved Version! I have added Fluency/Stuttering recommendations and some other recommendations that have proved to be quite successful! Print out this super easy way to attach overall recommendations for language. Attach to a report or give to teachers. The recommendations are in checklist format and divided by skill areas: Listening, Memory/Recall, Sentence Formulation, and more. Teacher friendly!
Grades:
K - 12th
Articulation Generalization Homework
This was created to be used with a monthly calendar at home for speech homework. It can be used with any speech sound and is a list of 15 short activities that can be used to target speech sounds in the conversational context and the natural environment of home.
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K - 6th
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Social Pragmatic Language Skills Curriculum Outline for Speech Language Therapy
This document lists curriculum topics in social pragmatic language skills to help guide your therapy over the course of the school year. I have uploaded it in .doc format to allow easy editing for your own use. I like to hand out this outline to parents at open house and at IEP meetings.
A bibliography section is included, with suggested published materials for instruction. None of us want to reinvent the wheel!
Enjoy!
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3rd - 12th, Staff
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Social Story: Taking responsibility for my actions
This is a social story for older kids that focuses on taking responsibility for actions. It describes what responsibility means and contrasts what to do vs. what not to do. It gives more room for kids to think of their own responses.
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5th - 8th, Higher Education
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Strategies/Tips to Boost Speech & Language Skills At Home!!!!
Here is a comprehensive list of strategies to boost overall Speech & Language skills at home! Tips are divided into age levels: Preschool, Elementary, Middle, and High School Age Children. You can easily copy and paste onto any report or document. Great for RTI, parent outreach or if a child does not qualify, but parents are looking for some general tips for home!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
THESAURUS DAY: AN ELA ACTIVITY/ GRADES 4-8
This is a fun ELA activity about the thesaurus. The thesaurus has been around for quite a while, and it is a treasure. Where would we be without a thesaurus? It helps writers so much! It expands our world of Words! Thanks so much for visiting and supporting our humble shop.
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4th - 8th, Staff
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Decorating Writer's Notebook Directions
Here is a FREE letter to send home in the beginning of the year when students are to decorate their writer's notebooks! The letter is very explicit with great writer's notebooks decorating ideas as well as what to put over the notebooks to keep them protected.
Having children decorate their writer's notebooks allows students to generate ideas for writing stories and filling up their notebooks with a lot of writing! Students can look at a picture that they put on their writer's notebook and writ
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1st - 8th
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Parent Intro to Stuttering Therapy
It is amazing how much inaccurate information parents receive about stuttering. Mostly from the internet, but also from pediatricians! Many of them still believe that their 10-year-old will “grow out” of stuttering. Some think that they caused their child to stutter, and others believe that it is purely a problem of confidence. Needless to say, parent education is a huge part of the job. This one-page introduction summarizes the causes of stuttering, explains the multidimensional nature of the d
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K - 12th
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Tips for Communicating with a Defensive Teenager
A great handout for teachers, therapists, and parents of teenagers who can get defensive. This is a useful way to provide teacher/parent education on how to communicate with defensive teenagers in a way that let's everyone be heard and helps to avoid a huge blowout/argument. Although this tip sheet is aimed primarily for teenagers, this can be used with children and adults alike that you find yourself having trouble communicating effectively with and experiencing many arguments with.
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6th - 12th
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Template for Writing a Speech
A user-friendly template for writing a speech. Students simply fill in the gaps.
Grades:
6th - 9th
ESE Speech and Language Strategies
Looking for strategies to help with your students speech and language? Look no further! With 24 research based strategies for speech and language disorders this is sure to help in all classroom situations. The strategies are for disabilities such as voice disorders, speech processing disorders, hearing impairments, assessment of language delays and disorders, neuorgenic speech disorders, and many more.
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PreK - 6th
Student Reference & Parent Communication Log
I made this to deliver during "Meet the Teacher Night" for parents to fill out for my personal use all year long. It also covers where the students' destinations will be after school and any allergies they may have.
This is information that most of us teachers would have to ask the school secretary about, but we all know how busy they are! This is a quick reference if I need to get ahold of a parent, and this is also a log that I can jot down for every time I communicate with a parent about a
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PreK - 12th
Romeo and Juliet Pre Reading - The Perfect Match
This is a pre-reading activity for William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet intended to get students thinking about the idea of relationships and the influence that their parents do -- or should-- have on them. Students complete a survey about their "perfect match" and then give a similar survey to their parents to complete. Parents are instructed to seal the survey in an envelope and give it back to their child. The students then open their parents' answers in class. Once they read and compar
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8th - 12th
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Welcome Letter for Parents
This is a welcome letter to be sent to parents whose ward(s) is/are to step into Middle School. It can be tweaked to make it suitable for other levels as well. A few lines on switching to remote learning on account of Covid-19 have also been added. The emotions of a loving teacher are explicitly stated and the letter is sure to bring a smile to every parent's face :)
Grades:
1st - 8th
150 Amazing & Weird But True Facts - Daily Facts for Classrooms or Lunchboxes!
Let's face it... kids LOVE to learn about interesting facts and tidbits. Why not post these daily for them to read! You can write a new one of the board each day, place them around the classroom, or cut facts apart to place them in a daily lunchbox. Students would also enjoy having them in a literacy station!
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PreK - 12th
140 Writing Prompts for Middle School
140 Writing Prompts for Middle School - take the guess work out of prompt writing with this awesome list of prompts ready to go. Just pick one and go!
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Grades:
6th - 9th
Decorating Writing Folder Assignment for Writers Workshop Letter Home
EDITABLEDecorate Writers' Workshop folder.
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K - 8th
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October Newsletter
Let parents know what will be happening in the Speech World for the month of October! A great send home item to keep in touch!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Friendly Letter Rubric
I created this rubric for my grade 3 students. We went over success criteria at the beginning and are reminded to include all 5 parts of a friendly letter and must include 3 items/ideas in the body of the message. In the rubric you will also see for revisions that I use an acronym CUPS (capitals, understanding, punctuation and spelling). There are 2 rubrics per page to save on photocopying.Hope you find this useful!
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2nd - 7th, Staff
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Beginning of the Year Conference Sign-up Sheet
Send this sheet home with the students prior to parent conferences and have them bring it back to school. In no time, your conferences will be set up with little effort or stress. It is in a word document format so that you may customize it to your needs.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Décrivez quelqu'un que vous connaissez !
This basic French presentation uses adjectives where the student will describe someone they know. This includes an outline and the adjectives they will use to discuss the person they know's personality and physical appearance. This also includes a rubric and a practice sheet that can be modified.
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5th - 12th
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Conference Outline
This is a form I created for the purpose of parent teacher conferences. This is sort of an outline of specific topics I would like to speak about during the conference. I keep this with me filled out to make sure I go over everything I wanted to. At the end of the conference I have parents sign it for documentation that I did discuss each topic with them.
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PreK - 8th
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Back to School Parent Welcome Letter
This is a Welcome letter to parents that can be used at Meet the Teacher Nights or open houses. You can edit letter to be grade specific. Enjoy!
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PreK - 12th
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