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Oral communication italian resources for Microsoft Word and for parents
Quarter 1 Parent Conference Chat Form (Kindergarten - Common Core)
PLEASE view the preview because the thumbnails are coming out funny looking.
Our county is moving more towards "standards" based discussion with parents during Parent Report Card Conferences. I made this form to guide my thinking when talking with parents. I highlight the items the student could use more practice with, along with listing letters/sounds/sight words they may not know yet. I have always done this with my kiddos, but now the form is geared by the Common Core. I have always recie
Grades:
K - 1st
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
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.
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Typical Speech & Language Development
This is an excellent resource for SLPs to give to teachers & parents who have concerns about a child's typical language development. This handout summarizes typical language development from infants to age 8.This handout summarizes language development milestones that represent a range of expectations for when children develop language structure. It is important to note that these milestones also depend on the child's linguistic and cultural background.This document can also be used a resour
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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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Hearing aid home use reward chart
I've found that students are not wearing their hearing aids "during all waking hours" as advised by their personal audiologists. This reward chart takes the stress off of parents to push their children to keep their hearing aids in. I have included a basic checklist for when to wear (and when to take off) hearing aids. It can be used for cochlear implants as well. I have included instructions for home use. The parents I have given it to have had at least a 50% increase in hearing aid use at
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Not Grade Specific
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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.
Grades:
5th - 8th, Higher Education
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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: A stranger is someone that I don't know
This is a simple social story that was developed upon a parent's request for a preschool student. Her daughter, diagnosed with autism, was having difficulty understanding the danger of talking to people that were strangers. She was walking up to people in public that she didn't know, and starting a conversation. So, I developed this social story, read it to the student at school, and then sent it home with her mother. She read it to her daughter each time before they went out in public. She
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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PECS 200+ categorised pecs folder
200 + pecs pictures and instructions to make a categorised PECS folder.Can be used for school or home to store additional PECS pictures.Categories:Fine Motor, Electronic toys, Pretend play, Games and Building, Food, sensory, YouTube videos, paint & colours, animals and OT & gross motor.
Grades:
PreK - K
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
Reciprocal Conversation Visuals/Data Sheet
Reciprocal Conversation is difficult for student on the spectrum. This lesson uses visuals to break down each exchange. Included on the bottom is simple data and prompt levels.
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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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
Grades:
K - 12th
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"All About Me!" Treasure bag parent letter
This is a great beginning of the year activity! This letter explains the project to parents. Students can bring items from home that fit inside a brown paper bag (provided by the teacher). They will present their items in front of the class so their classmates can learn about them. It is a fun and interesting way to practice speaking and listening skills!
Grades:
1st - 5th
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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.
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Quarter 3 Parent Conference Chat form (Kindergarten - Common Core)
PLEASE view the preview because the thumbnails are coming out funny looking. (It is similar to my Quarter 1 Chat form!)
Our county is moving more towards "standards" based discussion with parents during Parent Report Card Conferences. I made this form to guide my thinking when talking with parents. I highlight the items the student could use more practice with, along with listing letters/sounds/sight words they may not know yet. Then I give suggestions for how they may be able to help their stud
Social story for having a conversation
This social story was written to help students with autism understand conversation and expected behavior.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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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Preschool Communication Milestones for Parents
These handouts are great to give to parents who need a little guidance on where their child's communication should be as a 3, 4 or 5 year old.
Adapted from LinguiSystems' Guide to Communication Milestones, this condensed handout is the perfect amount of information so as to not overwhelm parents. It summarizes communication skills within the following areas:
Speech Sound Development
Grammar Development
Social Language/Pragmatic Development
Concept Development
Asking/Answering Questions
Listeni
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PreK
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English and Italian Numbers 1 to 10
This set of numbers from 1-10 includes the numeral, English word, Italian word and a visual representation of the number. Can be printed A4 or smaller and used as a display in a classroom, bedroom, playroom or study or used as flashcards.
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Not Grade Specific
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Student Led Conference Rubric (Good for all subjects)
A rubric you can use to evaluate student-led conferences, with grading options that allow up to 100 points. The lowest possible score on this rubric is currently set as a 76, since I feel like students who put in the work should get a good score. There is also a place for both teachers and parents to put in notes. One way to implement this would be for parents and teachers to grade the student separately and then average their scores together. Alternatively, the parents can simply use the rubric
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Not Grade Specific
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Kindergarten Readiness Assessment
This assessment can be used before the school year and at the beginning of the school year. It assesses Fine/Gross Motor skills, letter sounds, Capital and Lowercase Letters, Rhyming, Segmentation, counting, number identification, shapes, colors, 1 to 1 Correspondence, and Oral communication. Rubric is also included!
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PreK - 1st
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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.
Grades:
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
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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