9th grade speech therapy resources for Microsoft PowerPoint

EFL - ESL - ELD, ESL / ELL / EFL, Speech Therapy

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Handouts, Outlines

Also included in: Ultimate Speech and Language Common Core Bundle

Teaching Jokes & Humor Using Riddle Jokes - Speech, ASD, ESL

Created by

Miss V's Speech World

I created this resource to teach my Speech therapy students how to interpret humor and jokes. Many of my language-delayed students do not understand why simple riddle jokes are funny, as they lack flexible thinking and vocabulary when it comes to these types of literary devices. Unfortunately, there is a distinct lack of resources on this topic so I had to re-invent the wheel. I put great effort into this, so I figured why not share it with the rest of the TPT community? In purchasing this pa

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Grades:

4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Activities

Coping Skills; How to Deal With People Who Annoy You; Flexible Thinking

Created by

School Counseling, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Do you have a student with a short fuse? Do they seem to get annoyed by students around them for silly reasons? Or do you have students who are justly annoyed but need to learn how to deal with it? This lesson gives some basic insight into some very simple and doable coping mechanisms. It is an overview of 8 commonly suggested ways to deal with bothersome people. The lesson gives many concrete examples (thought and speech bubbles; GIFs of facial expressions). By putting the lesson into the

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Grades:

5th - 12th

Types:

English Language Arts, Special Education, Speech Therapy

MS/HS Speech Therapy Language #1 (Inference, Context Clues, Tier 2 Vocab, etc.)

Created by

Hane Speech

Are you starting out as a middle or high school SLP? When I first started, I felt a little lost and I realized how tough it is to navigate these higher level skills with older students. Luckily, many of my students are working on very similar skills:inferencing, context clues, creating/understanding complex sentences, and figurative language. The resources can also be used across different goals. I use my Inferencing resource to target comprehension of passages, context clues. The figurative lan

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Grades:

5th - 12th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Activities, Interactive Whiteboard

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Explanation of Speech Language Therapy Powerpoint - For Inservices, Etc.

Created by

Natalie Snyders

Need a quick explanation of speech therapy for a staff in-service or parent informational meeting? Then this is what you are looking for! This powerpoint presentation designed for use by a speech-language pathologist, and contains a brief overview of speech-language therapy in the school setting. It briefly discusses what speech-language therapy is, what a SLP does, the definition of communication, some types of communication disorders and resulting effects on a student's school life, and wh

Subjects:

Speech Therapy

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Staff

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Service Learning, For Parents

Who-Dun-It Mystery! Inferencing and Problem Solving Interactive Mystery Game!

Created by

Practically Speeching

Have your kids figure out who the criminal is! They collect clues, use inferencing to guess who the thief is and solve the mystery! Great way to work inferencing and problem solving goals into the lesson! Super fun! Print the last two slides and have the kids take part in the action! Instructions: Please note, this is an adaptable ppt so you can reuse it. YOU decide who the thief is before you begin the game. Have students sort through the information on the slides, deciding what is important a

Subjects:

For All Subjects, Speech Therapy

Grades:

3rd - 12th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Interactive Whiteboard

Teaching Respect; Tone of Voice; Bad Attitude; Expected Behavior

Created by

School Counseling, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Respect is an expected behavior at all levels of a person’s life. Parents want their children to respect them. Teachers want their students to respect them. And of course kids want other kids to respect them. This particular skill seems to be lacking or degrading in many of our students these days. It may be a sign of parental role change, value changes, or even the media to name a few. Whatever parents wish to do at home is fine, but often times it shows up in our classrooms. So it can

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Grades:

2nd - 12th

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Hidden Rules; Things You Shouldn't Say to Others; Perspective Taking

Created by

School Counseling, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Have you ever had those moments when a student says something that you just can’t believe they said? Have you ever asked a student, “Why would you do that”? or, “Don’t you know that” or the classic, “What were you thinking”? Then you probably have some students who could use a little direct teaching of the hidden rules. These are a set of habits and expectations that society creates and expects everyone to learn vicariously. When it becomes obvious that some kids don’t’ do this, we need dir

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Grades:

3rd - 12th

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Spot the Difference Articulation Game Bundle S TH L L Blends R SH CH No Prep

Created by

Iowa SLP

Can you spot the differences between two pictures? Test your visual perceptual skills with this PowerPoint game. You'll race the clock to find 3-5 differences between the two pictures (hint: they all contain the target sound). You'll have 2 minutes, 3 lives, and a "help" button if needed. Find all the differences and advance to the next level! There are 10 levels and each level gets more difficult, so it is recommended that helpers know the answers ahead of time. PRINT AND GO!This is a no prep p

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PowerPoint Presentations, Activities, Games

Grades:

1st - 12th

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School IEP Speech/Language Therapy Progress Report Template for SLPs

Created by

Speech Therapy Strategies

This quick and easy progress report template is an editable PowerPoint that can be reused every time you need to write a student's progress report for their IEP! It includes information for students with articulation, language, fluency, voice, or social communication disorders.All you need to do is change the highlighted portions to your student's name and pronouns, add their progress data as appropriate, then copy and paste it into your special education documenting system!This progress report

Subjects:

Professional Documents, Scripts

Grades:

PreK - 12th

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Also included in: Speech Therapy Due Process Paperwork Templates Growing Bundle | SLP Time Saver

American Sign Language Powerpoint, Interactive Quiz, and Worksheets

Created by

PowerPoint Maniac

This 87 slide interactive powerpoint is a great introduction to American Sign Language alphabet as well as a fun review for those intermediate signers. It starts off with some background information and interesting clipart on Signing and then goes through the entire alphabet letter by letter. The best part is the 3D clipart MOVES!!! It shows you exactly how to form each letter! DOWNLOAD THE SAMPLE TO SEE WHAT I MEAN! The fun review portion has the hand moving and the students have to choose wh

Subjects:

American Sign Language, EFL - ESL - ELD, Speech Therapy

Grades:

PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Activities, Interactive Whiteboard

Somethings You Just Don't Say; Social Norms and Filter for Appropriate Behavior

Created by

School Counseling, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Ever have a student who says they don't care what other people think? Or want to debate what's "appropriate" (their opinion versus your opinion?). Typically kids pick up on social norms from observing other people or simply by making a mistake (once or twice). However, some students who have a more difficult time with picking up social skills seem to struggle with this. Hence we must directly teach them about social norms. Often times the kids who have difficulty in knowing these social norm

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Grades:

4th - 9th

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Making Friends; Hanging out; Joining a Conversation; Perspective Taking

Created by

School Counseling, Special Education, Speech Therapy

The subtleties of joining a group and a conversation and just plain hanging out can be extremely difficult for those with social cognitive deficits. This social story aims at the upper elementary, middle school and high schooler. We define what is hanging out with a basic concrete explanation first - that your body is in the group and everyone is talking and thinking (brain is also in the group) about the same thing. Common topics are reiterated and contrasted, using perspective taking though

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Grades:

4th - 10th

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For All Subject Areas, For All Subjects, Speech Therapy

Who Dun It: The Case of the Missing iPod [ inferencing activity ]

Created by

Practically Speeching

Who stole Peter Piper's iPod?! Your students will have a blast with this fun lesson! Here's what you do: 1) Download the preview file for the chart the kids can fill in. 2) Open the powerpoint and go through the different clues that are provided for each suspect. Don't forget to read the police report and the eye witness report! 3) When you've reached the last suspect, have students compile a list of who they think it is, why, and their motive. 4) Solve the mystery! **Please note, this item i

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Grades:

3rd - 12th

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Activities, Games

Social problem solving BUNDLE: Acquaintance, Friend or Stranger

Created by

Judy Colgan

This product is a bundle including my 3 most popular social skills activities around the concepts of:Who are your acquaintances/friends/strangers?How can you tell?What can you do or say to develop friends?It can provide weeks of therapy discussion and activities and can be revisited frequently for determining problem solving through specific student or client relationships.It can be used digitally and used with tpt digital annotation abilities and/or can be printed for in-person work.

Subjects:

School Counseling, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Grades:

5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

PowerPoint Presentations, Activities, Printables

Dealing with Swearing; Cursing

Created by

School Counseling, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Kids have always been fascinated with words that give attention and swear words definitely fit this! We know that around the ages of 4 -6, kids love to talk anything “potty”. When trying to curb swearing with kids, it’s important to understand why kids swear. Obviously at different ages there are different reasons. Many times for younger kids it’s the fact that they can and they receive a specific reaction for others (perhaps acceptance from the peer group or shock from an adult). Swearing

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Grades:

3rd - 10th

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Spot the Difference Articulation No Prep Digital Game for R Visual Perceptual

Created by

Iowa SLP

Can you spot the differences between two pictures? Test your visual perceptual skills with this PowerPoint game. You'll race the clock to find 5 differences between the two pictures (hint: they all contain the R sound). You'll have 2 minutes, 3 lives, and a "help" button if needed. Find all the differences and advance to the next level! There are 10 levels and each level gets more difficult, so it is recommended that helpers know the answers ahead of time. PRINT AND GO!This is a no prep printabl

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