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Speech therapy lessons for Google Apps $5-10
Speech Therapy Planner - EDITABLE SLP Lesson Plan Templates for Themed Therapy
SLPs you will FINALLY BE ORGANIZED with this EDITABLE, DIGITAL & PRINTABLE monthly speech therapy planner! Get this speech therapy planner for your printable and digital materials. These templates will help you organize your themed plans, increase your productivity, align with the classroom curriculum. For any theme you use in therapy, you will have ALL you need at your fingertips - no more scrolling your computer files! These speech therapy themes were created for you to insert your own li
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Self-Advocacy Articles Communication Breakdowns Unit
One important self-advocacy skill for students with hearing loss is identifying and repairing communication breakdowns. Communication repair strategies can be taught and practiced individually. This unit follows a TEACH - PRACTICE - APPLY model. Students need to be taught specific strategies. They they can practice with role-playing and thinking about various situations. Finally, they can apply these strategies to their own lives. This unit is built on a self-advocacy article. There are two read
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Communication Breakdowns Repairs Strategies Bundle
Following Directions Task Cards - Listening Skills - Speech Therapy
Following Directions listening skills packet for speech therapy : inclusion, sequence, location, temporal directions, conjunctions ( teletherapy / distance learning option as well as print out option!) Ahoy! It's time to work on following directions with embedded concepts! This product is one of my best-sellers, and it's one I use on a weekly basis in speech therapy. I know you'll get a ton of use out of this packet! This is also PERFECT for Talk Like a Pirate Day! Looking to save money and pick
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PreK - 3rd
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Also included in: Following Directions Bundle | Speech and Language Therapy
AAC CORE Vocabulary Word Activities MORE, EAT, ALL DONE, YES & NO Google Slides
AAC CORE vocabulary word activities that will help you with in-person speech therapy or your teletherapy sessions to teach more, eat, all done, yes and no using these ready-to-go Google Slides.If you struggle to create virtual AAC teletherapy speech activities for your students with more complex communication needs, check out this AAC lesson plan.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kelsey K. said, "This resource allowed virtual therapy to be fun and effective with my preverbal students. Loved the various ideas that were prov
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PreK - 2nd
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All About Me | 3 SPED Activities | Back to School Differentiated Lesson
Looking for age appropriate, differentiated back to school lesson & activities for Special Education students, that includes introductions w/ LGBTQ+ inclusive pronouns? This lesson covers your FIRST 3 class periods with your SPED class or speech & language (SLP) group. Get the class interacting with each other & stay engaged! I am a high school transition teacher, but this could be used for life skills, self-contained or moderate SPED classrooms in grades 6-12+ ! Includes questions o
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How I Spent My Summer Vacation | Back to School | Differentiated Lesson & Game
Make back to school fun your SPED class with “What I did this summer” activities! Students will share what they did over the summer break using a series of differentiated lessons, this or that game & activities! This will cover you for 3 different blocks of time with your Special Ed class or speech & language (SLP) group. There are three levels of differentiation, with wide spaces for writing (in printables), color / b&w, fixed choices or open ended responses, and both drag & dro
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Warm Up Words
Incorporating phonological awareness doesn't have to be ' one more thing ' to add to your list when it comes to vocabulary. Warm Up Words is a NO PREP resource that allows you to work in those important phonological pieces into your sessions without taking time away from your lesson. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━WHY THE 'WARM UP WORDS'?✏ Research Supports. This resource includes a breakdown of the evidence that supports the incorporation and combination of phonological awareness a
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K - 3rd
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Shades of Meaning Activities Google Slides™ For Synonyms & Vocabulary
To help your students build depth with their vocabulary, teach them shades of meaning with these digital Google Slides. The Google Slides are designed so you can pull up on a SMARTboard or computer to work on synonyms and how to use vocabulary words based on the context. You won’t have to stress finding books, videos, or making shades of meaning activities because everything is done for you!Evidence-Based Practices for Vocabulary Intervention➡️ Students with language impairments need 36 engageme
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3rd - 6th
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How to Comment Introduction | Autism Conversation Skills Lesson | Small Talk
Teach students how to make appropriate social comments during conversation! This is a 70 page, no prep, google slides lesson with large text, visuals, questions for students, and multiple formats of post-test activities. This can be used for in person or virtual class. Useful for speech therapy, life skills or anyone teaching social skills. This lesson breaks down 8 essential concepts related to commenting, across 70 slides.What is commentingTypes of commentsComment banksExclamationsConnectionsC
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Google Slides Speech and Language Activity Templates for Digital Materials
Make digital speech and language activities using the Google Slides templates for teletherapy and in-person speech therapy. Not only will you be able to make visual speech schedules and task cards for speech and language goals, but you can organize your lesson plan materials digitally.By having all of your Google Slides™ activities and static PDFs linked to your templates, you can easily grab your materials in a session with just one click! Plus, you can link all your favorite YouTube videos, we
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How to Comment & Connect | Autism | Neurotypical Conversation Social Skills
Teach special education, elementary, middle or high school students how to make on topic social comments during conversation using "connections" & with appropriate social skills! This is a 70 page, no prep, google slides lesson with large text, visuals, custom video, comprehension questions and multiple post-test activities made for students with disabilities (autism, intellectual disabilities, down syndrome, etc.). This can be used for in person, virtual, remote or distance learning class.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Self-Advocacy Activity BUNDLE for Deaf Hard of Hearing Students
Work on self-advocacy goals with your elementary, middle, and high school deaf/hard of hearing students. ***Download the Self-Advocacy FREEBIE to see a sampleWhat's Included:★ I Know MY DHH Accommodations--social stories for upper elementary DHH students--16 PDFs + 17 Google Slides w/ one editable page***UPDATE 1/29/21: Now includes Google Slides version with an extra editable page! Insert your own images and text.★ Self-Advocacy Activity | Deaf Hard of Hearing Students | Middle + High School13
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2nd - 10th
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How to Comment Giving COMPLIMENTS | Autism Conversation Skills w/ Neurotypicals
Teach neurodivergent special education, elementary, middle or high school students how to make on topic social comments during conversation by giving COMPLIMENTS with neurotypical appropriate social skills! This is a 95 page, no prep, google slides lesson with large text, visuals, custom video, comprehension questions and multiple post-test activities made for students with disabilities (autism, intellectual disabilities, down syndrome, etc.). This can be used for in person, virtual, remote or d
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Small Talk | Autism Weekend Social Conversation | BUNDLE (Lessons & Activities)
This is a series of social group lessons & activities that students learning conversation or social skills can use! Great for distance learning, remote learning, or in person. Teaching students (autism, intellectual disabilities, speech) how to comment and ask questions! This bundle includes multiple formats of the same lesson, at a reduced price, so that you can mix and match to differentiate for each of your students! You can REUSE any version of these resources every Monday and Friday. I
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Digital SOAP notes in Google Sheets
UPDATE!!!! Instructions on PRINTING your digital SOAP notes. The product purchase is a PDF to a link to make a copy of the google sheet for the SOAP note. This digital SOAP note allows you to make neat soap notes that are easy to read and to do. The best part is the ability to access your SOAP notes anywhere there is an internet connection through your google account. Included in this spreadsheet are cell boxes that allow for three objectives and the ability to add additional notes. IMPORTANT NO
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Sequencing stories with pictures for Google Slides | Sequence of Events
Sequencing stories with pictures 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 step for Google Slides activity & PDF This sequencing activity is perfect for students to learn the sequence of a story. Includes 2, 3, and 4 step sequencing activities with pictures only. 3 step sequences include reading with pictures and sentences. 5 and 6 step sequences include pictures and stories.Included in Sequencing Stories with Pictures87 cards 2 - 6 step sequences12 - 2 step sequences - drag the word "first" & "next" to the correct
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1st - 3rd
Initiating a Conversation for Teens BOOM CARDS
Initiating a Conversation For Teens is intended for use with students on the autism spectrum, communication and neurologically impaired learners, alternate instruction learners, English language learners, and others experiencing difficulty understanding or using conversational and social rules. This set introduces appropriate ways to initiate a conversation and contains 45 slides presented in English; 2 cards describing how to start a conversation appropriately, 42 practice cards (discriminati
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6th - 12th
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Visual Literacy Strategies: Image Analysis
Google Drive Download for Tele-TherapyThis is a new resource that we created for those engaged in tele-therapy and looking for fun and exciting ways to interact with their students via online platforms.This packet focuses on several strategies to analyze visual images. These strategies include: Visual Picture AnalysisObserve, Reflect, QuestionAsk the 4 W'sEach strategy includes:Mini lessonModel of a completed graphic organizer using the strategy.Model of Higher Level Thinking Questions answered
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6th - 12th
How to Comment with Exclamations | Autism Conversation Skills with Neurotypicals
Teach neurodivergent / autistic special education, elementary, middle or high school students how to make on topic social comments during conversation using exclamations & appropriate neurotypical social skills! This is a 70 page, no prep, google slides lesson with large text, visuals, video, questions for students with disabilities (autism), and multiple post-test activities. This can be used for in person, virtual, remote or distance learning class. Useful for speech therapy, life skills o
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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What is Autism? | For High School | Autism Acceptance Month
This Autism lesson is created with all students in mind. Our goal is to help you create a positive learning environment and supportive classroom community. Part of that work is talking about differences, needs, and how we can best support each other. This lesson is another way to discuss differences in how we think, communicate, and work with each other (one of the fundamentals in neurodiversity-affirming support!).Objective:To provide an up-to-date lesson on autism for students to be used aroun
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Also included in: Autism Awareness and Acceptance | High School Bundle
Core Word of the Week Slides - Set 5
Are you working on core words with your students? Are you in search of real-life images to use when introducing the core words? This resource uses real-life images to introduce five core words: Get, I, Ready, Around, Want. Visual representations of each core word are provided, along with 25 real-life images per word (five images per day) to help you teach what the meaning of each word looks like. Sentences with visuals are provided to accompany each core word and are scaffolded to meet the needs
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PreK - 1st
Also included in: Core Word of the Week Slides - Bundle
Fronting Minimal Pairs Digital Speech Folder for Phonology - K and G Sounds
Minimal pairs for fronting digital speech folders are the perfect way to keep your speech therapy sessions organized in teletherapy. Using a digital speech folder, you can have all the fronting phonology activities for a student in one place. Work on minimal pairs for K and G without stressing about prepping activities. Everything is digital with Google Folders so you can jump into phonology therapy. Tabitha Petrowski said, "Amazing! I was looking for a way to organize my materials for each stu
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: Minimal Pairs Speech Therapy Digital Folders for Phonology
Core Word of the Week Slides - Set 1
Are you working on core words with your students? Are you in search of real-life images to use when introducing the core words? This resource uses real-life images to introduce five core words: Eat, Again, In, Go, and Play. Visual representations of each core word are provided, along with 25 real-life images per word (five images per day) to help you teach what the meaning of each word looks like. Sentences with visuals are provided to accompany each core word and are scaffolded to meet the need
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PreK - 1st
Also included in: Core Word of the Week Slides - Bundle
What is Autism? | For Elementary School | Autism Acceptance Month
This Autism lesson is created with all students in mind. Our goal is to help you create a positive learning environment and supportive classroom community. Part of that work is talking about differences, needs, and how we can best support each other. This lesson is another way to discuss differences in how we think, communicate, and work with each other (one of the fundamentals in neurodiversity-affirming support!).Note that this is created for elementary school-aged students. We would recommend
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Also included in: Autism Awareness and Acceptance | Elementary K-5 Bundle
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