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11th grade speech therapy scaffolded notes
Non-Verbal Language Explained: A Crucial Social Skill
This curriculum was designed to help students who struggle with social pragmatics. The activities will help educators and speech-language pathologists explicitly teach students the non-verbal language areas that are crucial for them to fully understand others during conversations. With as much as 65% of our language communicated through non-verbal language, this worksheet is a must have for students who have social pragmatic weaknesses. Here are the types of non-verbal language included in this
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4th - 12th, Staff
Also included in:Â Social Skills Activities for Learning BUNDLE
Sentence Map: Writing Complex Sentences that Explain Evidence
This product includes a sentence map or "sentence formula" for explaining textual evidence using complex sentences. This resource provides students a visual containing sentence starters, conjunctions by category, connector phrases, and ideas for ways to explain their evidence.
Helpful for critical thinking, critical reaction journals, and essay writing.
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7th - 12th
Special Education IEP Snapshot
Do you share the IEP goals and accomodations with general education teachers? Here is a form that you can use to help you inform the regular education teacher(s) of those students in the regular education classroom who have IEP’s and may need adaptations.
Make your inputs in this IEP At-A-Glance Form brief but include enough information to assure that the IEP is being followed. This is an editable word document that you can modify based from the needs of your student. You may copy the goals an
Grades:
1st - 12th
How to give a speech with TedEd and TedTalks
The lesson plan includes:-Questions for discussion-A hook into the lesson-Links to three short YouTube videos for TedEd and TED-Guided notes for the videos-An independent work packet to practice writing/giving a speechIn this lesson, students are asked to reflect and share how comfortable they are with giving/writing speeches. They are then introduced to a brief history of why speeches have been used to communicate ideas through a TedEd video. With accompanying guided notes, the students then
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7th - 12th
Naming And Describing Household Items | Semantic Feature Analysis
This activity allows students, clients, or patients to think about vocabulary surrounding common household items on a deeper level by describing them with their semantic features, or key attributes. Semantic Feature Analysis (SFA), is an evidence based strategy that allows individuals to expand their basic word knowledge and can assist those with word finding difficulties by providing them with an alternative process to convey their message when they are unable to find the right words. This prod
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Executive Function: Student Notebook for Note Taking
Do you have students who are asked to take notes during class but do not know where to start or never have paper available? Do you have students who take notes on a single sheet of paper and can never find it again because they misplaced it or even threw it away? Whenever we do an in-classroom service we find that two areas that are the biggest struggles for our students; note-taking and being organized. We created this resource to provide you with a way to support your students organization and
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â BUNDLE: Executive Function Resources for Middle and High School
Story Map - Help with WH Questions
Description: A VERY simple story map worksheet to help your students outline the details of a story (Who, What, When, and Where). The student can record the details on the worksheet with help from the therapist or teacher while reading the story independently or listening to the story read aloud. The worksheet can be used as a visual support for answering WH questions.
Use: Print and laminate the story map, or insert into a dry erase pocket (my favorite for therapy sessions!). Or print copies f
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K - 12th
Personal Narrative Graphic Organizer
This is a basic graphic organizer to support student recall of personal narratives. It can be used as a worksheet which the supporter or student can write notes or sentences or it can be used as a visual aid to include complete information as the student tells their story.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Non-Fiction Reading Comprehension Guides & Self-Check
Whether within English class or specific subjects such as Social Studies and Science, many of my middle and high school students with language-based learning disorders demonstrate difficulty reading and learning from non-fiction texts. Although they are able to decode the text, they demonstrate difficulty comprehending what they have read and recalling specific information and vocabulary from the text. Additionally, oftentimes non-fiction text has specific structures not found in fiction text,
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Reading Rescue Squad: Therapeutic Guides for Better Reading Comprehension
Social Communication Goals/Objectives
Social Communication goals and objectives ready to copy and paste for your IEP's! These goals and objectives go hand in hand with the pre and post assessment also available in store. For those moments you're flying by the seat of your pants!
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Social Communication Assessments and Goals for Middle School +
Are Greetings Powerful? A Social Skills Experiment for Kids
This curriculum resource and activity was designed for students who struggle with social pragmatic skills, specifically those who lack awareness of perspective taking and who have poor social thinking skills. This is a TEXT heavy curriculum resource and was designed that way intentionally to provide educators and parents with language necessary to help support students' social skills. Do NOT give this curriculum to a student and expect them to independently complete. This activity should be used
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5th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Opinion Writing Visual with Sentence Starters
Struggling to find Opinion Writing Outlines for middle-high school special education students? Look no further! This resource has a general outline for opinion writing and includes sentence starters for your students that benefit from extra support.
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9th - 12th
Speaking Skills Introduction: Vocal Variety, Speech and Language
Learning Objectives for Course:- Overall, highly comprehensive unit on Speech and Language. Designed for high school students but works well for SLP's and college students. Discusses in-depth differences and connections between speech, language and the brain.- Starts with diagnostic assessment to see what students know about differences between language, speech, sound production and language comprehension in the brain.- Comes with review answer sheet to go over with peers and for teacher to revi
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Editable IEP Modifications Organizer
You can use this to input your kiddos IEP modifications all on one spreadsheet. It is all editable so you can change it to accommodate your students. I like this because I can see all the accommodations right there instead of having to look through their IEPs everytime! Really useful
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Body Parts for ESL |"Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes" | Diverse People for Googleâ„¢
Update your ESL or Special Education body part lesson to reflect diverse and representative images! No-Prep, ready-to-use 42 slide Googleâ„¢ lesson for beginner English learners and special education students! Teach body parts easily with APPROPRIATE visuals that have diverse people. So easy with images and questions that have answers on click! Slides contain images and vocabulary 42 slides that "test" students by having to say the body parts in the pictures (ANSWERS APPEAR ON CLICK!) . This
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1st - 12th
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Also included in:Â ESL/ELL Newcomer Vocabulary Notes/Songs for Googleâ„¢ Bundle | Elementary
Signing Book - Ocean Theme
A simple book with big clear pictures, words and a picture on each page of the sign for the word. Suitable for students with hearing impairment, ASD, language delay and any other receptive or expressive language disorder.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Social Skills Tips for Talking
This resource is designed for students who struggle with social pragmatics. Specifically, this resource is meant for students who struggle maintaining conversations. Educators can use this resource to explicitly teach students to relate to others and not run out of things to say. Resource includes example of situation and prompting questions to support self talk around conversations.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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2nd - 12th, Staff
Also included in:Â Social Skills Activities for Learning BUNDLE
How to Talk to a Girl... or Even Ask for a Date?!
This product was made for High School boys on the Autism Spectrum, mainly High Functioning Autism. The group I was working with started showing interest in girls, but the girls' behavior totally confused the boys! They asked for instructions so I made some up for them! I used this in therapy and I was able to convert the ideas into a way to collect data on this topic. I used Michelle Garcia Winner, Dating for Dummies, and Relationships for Dummies as resources. I hope to one day make this more u
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
SOAP Note Guide
This is a SOAP note template I developed to describe "stimming" behaviors. This document helps describe self-stimulatory behaviors and an example of how to use it in SOAP notes.
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PreK - 12th
Speech Therapy Progress Notes
Here is a little something that we use to kepp our log notes organized and neat throughout the school year. You can use these all year and every year for each student.
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Prompts for Describing
This is a simple document to help students brainstorm about ways to describe a word. I use this as an introduction of how to give a thorough description, and then fade the prompts until the student can write a description on a plain piece of paper, without the prompts.
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
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Graphic Organizer: Multiple Perspectives
Support perspective taking. Help students organize their thoughts as they evaluate pros and cons. May be used to scaffold academic readings, class lecture and discussions. Supports students' abilities to interpret multiple points of view. Includes:12 Reproducible Organizer Templates Pairs with: For & Against Discussion Prompts
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Reading Comprehension Post-It Templates
Print these post-its for students to track main idea and evidence during their independent reading. Students will be able to use sentence frames to write their understanding of the text.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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