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Speech therapy resources for Microsoft Word and for parents $5-10
Neurodiversity-Affirming IEP Accommodations, Autistic and ADHD Students (PAID)
This 13-page word document includes:A non-exhaustive list of neurodiversity affirming goals that may be relevant for many Autistic/ADHD students (including goals related to eye contact, moving while learning, sensory and emotional regulation, mental health and wellbeing, and social communication goals).A checklist of questions that can be used to analyse current IEP goals.Three pages of specific responses (examples) that parents can give when addressing IEP goals that are rubbish.This resource i
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DROP-DOWN LIST Scoring Form: CELF-5 Pragmatic Profile- Entire Subtest Form
CELF-5 pragmatic Profile Drop-Down List Scoring and Report TemplateChildren are more than JUST a standard score and percentile rank. While standard scores are useful in comparison to other children, it doesn't tell me, the assessor, caregivers, or service providers anything about what this child can and cannot do. I love my reports to have lots of qualitative information. It shows that I SEE the child, not the number, and helps me present it that way. It supports my diagnosis. It helps in chosin
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Also included in:Â CLICKABLE AND DROP-DOWN FORMS: Assessment Forms Bundle
Private Pay Speech Therapy Invoice Template
Private pay speech therapy invoice template. Please check that this suits your business model before purchasing. Customizable for your needs.
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DAYC-2 Communication DIGITAL CLICKABLE CHECKBOX Assessment Form
DescriptionA clickable checkbox version of the DAYC-2 Receptive and Expressive Communication forms.This product includes:Digital, clickable checkboxes right in the Word document for both formsTest DescriptionsScore InterpretationPaste this form directly in to your report:It's Fast!Gives Qualitative information regarding the level of commjnication skills the child has.No need to type out strengthsand weaknesses in your report...just copy and paste!Gives depth and quality to your reportSupports as
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After the Cochlear Implant
After the Cochlear Implant
by
Elaine Ernst Schneider
author of: Taking Hearing Impairment to School
Suggestions for parents, teachers, therapists and others who play a part in the language/speech development of a cochlear implant recipient...
A manual for understanding the cochlear implant and the process of acquiring language and developing speech post-surgery,
including the use of American Sign Language.
47 pages that detail suggestions and strategies for language and/or speech developme
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Articulation and Oral Motor Homework Calendars
This homework calendar is designed to provide easy to oral motor exercises and activities that will help increase awareness and tone of the articulators, as well as provide activities to improve diadochokinetic rate with a tongue twister homework calendar. These activities are fun and easy to do, and parents and children alike love them. This can be used by a speech language pathologist or parent wanting to improve their child's articulation.
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PreK - 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!
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K - 12th
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Adapted Book
Here you will find an adapted book of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar". Instructions:Print, laminate, cut, and add velcro to each iconIn "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" board book, add velcro to each page according to the icons in the document. I also recommend adding a piece of tape to the page first before you add the velcro in order to not cause any damage to the book. When reading the book, you may provide the icons to your child and instruct them to find the correct icon to add to each page. Ben
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Multicultural Differences Resources: Articulation & Language
A quick and easy resource guide of cultural differences: articulation and language skills. Great to use with parents and colleagues to differentiate disorders vs. cultural differences. Mainstream English with side to side cultural examples for both articulation and language. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Parent/teacher letter included with charts to explain the use of the charts and resource guide. Wo
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A Day At The Zoo - AAC story - LAMP
An AAC story using LAMP about animals at the zoo.
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Vocal Outbursts/Aggresion - Replacement Behavior Visual Cue
This visual is to support learners who engage in vocal aggression or outbursts. By showing them what statements to keep in their head (note: teaching them some thoughts should stay in your brain and not out your mouth) and what are statements that are safer to vocalize and helpful to them to communicate their needs and feelings in a stressful situation. The visual includes 2 pages:1. what to keep inside the mind2. what is okay say when upset
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Gestalt Language Processing - Bilingual Parent Interview/Case History
A BILINGUAL (English/Spanish) 5 page case history/parent interview document for new clients/students that you suspect to be gestalt language processors. Gather thorough background information to prepare for an initial assessment or to get an update on current clients/students with parent input. Topics included: -Medical/Therapeutic history-Educational History -Language Development History/Description-Checklist for characteristics of GLP -Favorites/Special Interests Log -Information on Language E
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Also included in:Â BUNDLE: Bilingual Gestalt Language Processing Resources
My First Library Adventure AAC LAMP
AAC LAMP short story on first visit to the library.
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Informal Pediatric Feeding Evaluation for Picky Eaters
This is an informal feeding evaluation for picky eaters. There are questions to ask the parent as well as a chart to document current foods eaten or refused to gain an understanding of what foods to introduce.
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PECS AAC for basic needs
grab and go resource for students. Just print, laminate, velcro, and put in a 3 ring binder for basic communication needs. Great for students who can read / are verbal but struggle to make sentences to communicate their wants and needs hyperlexia; autism; pragmatics; social skills; augmentative alternative communication; AAC; Picture exchange; speech therapy; communication
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Informal Pediatric Feeding Evaluation for Oral Motor Skills
This is an informal oral motor skills evaluation for feeding. There are a variety of questions to ask the parent as well as an assessment portion of their current function. There is also a chart to record what types of food are currently being eaten or unable to be eaten.
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Phonological Process Homework Directions in Spanish and English
This homework packet is based off my free Articulation Homework with directions in both Spanish and English. To save time during the speech session, I decided to make homework for the most common processes I work with, so that I could just check the 4 or 5 targeted words, instead of writing them. Words chosen were based on words that I have success with in the speech room and are chosen so that other phonemes in the word do not interfere with the targeted phoneme. While the directions are in
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PreK - 2nd
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Speech/Language Brochure
A general brochure to enhance Speech and Language skills! Perfect for May=Better, Speech, Hearing, Language Month! Put them in the lobby of your school, pass them out to parents, or give to students to bring home. Part of our profession is to educate the public! This brochure is colorful and useful. Contains general facts for adults and children.
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PreK - 5th
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The School Newsletter: 10 tips to building a strong vocabulary
This is another in my series of Speech Language Pathology articles suitable for School Newsletters or other parent educational materials. This packet provides 10 vocabulary building tips for parents. This packet is designed to be presented over a 5 week or 5 article period. This is a word document and the information can be tailored to your school's or your specific needs. When I publish I sometimes add a link to a specific themed vocabulary activity or worksheet.
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PreK - 5th
Speech Therapy Home Program Elementary School Student with Autism Language Goals
Speech Therapy Home Program for Elementary School Aged Student with Autism working on Expressive Language Goals
5 page document with 3 fun and easy activities to do at home
4 Expressive Language Goals are addressed, but the activities can be adapted to be used with any Expressive Language Goals
Complete list of clear, concise simple instructions for parents to participate
Prompting and helpful hints for parents when working with child
Note of encouragement from therapis
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1st - 4th
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Language Milestones Infancy - School Aged
This resource was created to assist Speech and Language therapists in informing teachers and parents of a child's speech and language milestones to assist in referrals.
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PreK - 8th
STUDENT Teletherapy Consent Form and Phone Script For Setting up Teletherapy
Are you stuck on what to say when you call home to set up teletherapy services? Do you need a STUDENT version of the teletherapy consent form? These editable forms are available to help you get your students set up for virtual services.
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Articulation Calendar!!!!
This articulation calendar has 31 general activities for promoting and maintaining articulation sounds. You can add in any sound to the activities that your student/child is working on. Parents can complete the 31 activities throughout the 31 days of July and August.
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PreK - 12th
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