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High school speech therapy workbooks under $5
Stuttering Therapy- Fluency Shaping Strategies Workbook
Black and White No Fuss/No Prep Fluency Shaping Strategies Workbook for Older Students! I made this Fluency Shaping Strategy Workbook to specifically address the needs of my older students. This workbook is 52 pages of Fluency Shaping Strategies for practice. The strategies are presented with a gradual increase in length of utterance from reading single words to the conversation level. The following strategies are covered in the workbook: Easy Onset, Light Contact, Slow Rate, Stretchy Spee
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6th - 12th
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Social Skills: Perspective Taking & Theory of Mind (Distance Learning)
Distance Learning Update: In addition to the original PDF, this listing now includes a Google Doc copy to facilitate distance learning! An editable Google Doc and image only Google Doc are both included.A workbook for all the social skills / pragmatic language goals I so often find myself teaching but have such a hard time finding materials for! This workbook contains exercises for:- Taking the perspective of others - Remembering the perspective of others when solving social problems- Identifyin
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5th - 12th
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Social Inferences: What Are They Thinking / Saying? (Distance Learning)
30 full color pictures ready to use as a PDF no-print, no-prep activity!Students first decide which options, from a multiple choice menu, make sense, and discuss why these choices are appropriate or inappropriate. Next students generate their own statement, thinking about what people might be thinking or saying based on context clues.
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2nd - 12th
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ORDERING: I want a... Ordering Food Adapted Book
Teach your students to order food out in the community independently with this adapted book. The book has 10 pages, with 2 food choices on each page. Students choose between the 2 options which one they would like to order. Then create a complete sentence with the word/ picture icons. (Ex: I want a cheeseburger.)
After students finish writing the book I like to have them practice copying down the sentences they have made.
This is a great way to have students work on money awareness and d
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PreK - 12th
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Scaffolded Writing Tasks
Recently updated, “Scaffolded Writing Tasks” is a workbook originally designed for students on the autism spectrum or who have difficulty processing language but appropriate for any struggling writer. The format provides a great deal of scaffolding support through picture and writing prompts to guide the writer through the process of identifying main ideas and key details in order to organize and write simple paragraphs. These are foundational skills necessary to acquire before one can tackle mo
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3rd - 12th
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Feature Function Class Adapted Book for Autism
This is an adapted book based on the ABLLS and VB-MAPP assessments that targets Listener Responding: Feature Function Class level 3 targets. Students will respond to questions by selecting an item from an array of 9 picture cards containing similar stimuli (e.g. colors, shapes) for 45 different questions. Students can either listen to a teacher read the questions out loud before selecting their answers, or students who are readers can complete this book independently. If your learners are not ye
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K - 12th
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Adapted Calendar and Daily Morning Work for Special Education
This contains both daily calendar activities AND visuals to practice personal information for students with special needs. This resource can be adapted for writers and non-writers for easy differentiation in your diverse classroom!
Included in this resource:
- review of classroom rules/behavior expectations
-feelings check-in (color-coded visuals)
-today is, yesterday was, tomorrow will be...
- the month/year/ weather is...
- i am a boy/girl
- my eye color/ hair color is...
- my height (in f
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PreK - 12th
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Text Message Workbook for WH Questions, Inferencing, & Social/Pragmatic Language
This 19 PAGE PACKET targets multiple skills at once! Have students solve problems and figure out the text message meanings using modern technology they understand.
Specifically works on: WH questions, social/pragmatic feelings and problem solving, and inferencing. A great way to get middle schoolers involved in therapy with a concept they "totally" understand: text messaging!
INCLUDES BLANK TEXT MESSAGING PHONES TO HAVE TEACHERS AND/OR STUDENTS WRITE THEIR OWN SCENARIOS TO SOLVE!
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4th - 12th
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Comprehension Adapted Book/Autism
This adapted book has 25 pages of two sentence scenerios that answer wh questions using visuals and repeptitive language. It is perfect practice for wh IEP goals! The pages are colorful and bright, keeping students engaged and interested in the materials. I have used it with my students who are readers and can build comprehension by reading the short story to themselves I also use it with my non - readers by reading the sentences to them and having them choose an answer with a field of visuals.
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PreK - 12th
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MONEY: I Can Buy...Food Using Coins Adapted Book with 2 Levels Autism
This is an adapted book to practice creating specified amounts of change in order to purchase an item. The book has 9 items to practice purchasing.
This is a great way to challenge students, and quiz their ability to create change.
Includes:
9 page book
differentiated into 2 levels
- includes both visual supports to assist with counting and without visual supports.
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PreK - 12th
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Visual Recipe: I can cook... apple cobbler Adapted Book Special Education Autism
Visual recipe book for creating apple cobbler in the slow cooker. This is a very easy recipe and each step is depicted with a clear image and a simple sentence. Each page depicts a single step, this allows the student to maintain focus on the task and accomplish cooking independently!
Keywords: Special Education, Cooking, Independent Living Skills, Functional Independence, Transition, Daily Living Skills, Visual Supports, Recipe, Writing, Step by Step, Simple, Fall, Apple, Apples, Apple Pie
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PreK - 12th
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$1 Vocabulary Journal
→ This vocabulary journal is a great way to help students gain and retain new vocabulary from session to session. This is a great resource if you do book units with your students. After we read a new book, I have the students find new vocabulary words to put in their journals. I have found that using this journal really helps the student understand the meaning of the word and gives them practice using it. I also review their journals each week to see if they are retaining the vocabulary from we
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2nd - 12th
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Non-Identical Matching Adapted Book for Special Education
This adapted book teaches students to identify and label (receptively or expressively) 50 different everyday items presented in multiple formats. Students will respond to the question "what do you see?" by selecting a different (non-identical) picture of the target item from a field of 4 possible choices. This is intended to help children generalize their knowledge of multiple forms of the same item; a green baseball cap and a tan cowboy hat are both hats. Many of our students will memorize one
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PreK - 12th
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3 Life Skills Preposition Books
Three different life skills books on prepositions ( Food, Hygiene and clothes). After printing each page I cut pages 2-8 down the line on the right side of the page. Do not cut page 9, that will be the final page in your book. Cut out each picture on page 10. Laminate all pages and cards. Use velcro to stick pictures onto page 9 and use a couple on each page for students to use to answer each question. I add a couple spots of velcro to make it not so obvious what the answer is. I used very
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Pumpkin Patch Social Story - Field Trip Social Story - Interactive Book
Get your students field trip ready with this social story focused on heading to a pumpkin patch on a bus! This product can be printed into an interactive book to have kids hands on learning OR print it as a hard copy in color or black and white! Field trips can be overwhelming for our friends that have difficulties with changes in routines, so prepare them for an awesome field trip with their classmates with this social story!Check out our other social stories for other holidays, events, and fie
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PreK - 12th
Calendar, Weather, & Feelings
adapted book to teach your students weather, temperature, what to wear, days of the week, months of the year, how to label a consecutive calendar, and feelings.
--austism, special education, calendar, morning group, early literacy, emerging skills, slp
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PreK - 12th
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High School Speech Therapy Vocabulary and Grammar Skill Sheets ~ October Set
October Speech Therapy made easy for your high school caseload!! These age appropriate theme-based resources address so many language goals in an easy to copy format. Each month focuses on 5 timely themes and provides 2 in depth learning pages and answer keys for each theme. Page 1 addresses synonyms, antonyms, multiple meaning words, definitions, analogies, categorization, comparing and contrasting and idioms. Page 2 addresses word ordering, grammatical editing, and combining sentences while i
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8th - 12th
Exploring Negative Emotions in Stuttering/Fluency Workbook - Speech Therapy
Workbook with 15 questions for children who stutter to start exploring how they feel about stuttering and how it affects their lives. The questions start with general questions about their strengths and weaknesses (not related to speaking) and gradually move into talking about their stuttering itself. This is a great tool to use by speech-language pathologists when trying to find out what underlying negative beliefs or emotions are impacting their client's stuttering. Information gained from
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K - 12th
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I see...How Many? Color? What? Lollipop Adapted Book Special Education Autism
Practice identifying the attributes of what, quantity, and color, while working on beginning writing skills and sentences structure. Student will match the corresponding pictures to answer the questions - What? How Many? What Color? While simultaneously writing an I see sentence. (Ex: I see 3 red lollipops.) This is a great way to have students work on answering questions, especially for students with minimal verbal skills, as well as getting students to use proper sentence structure. [ P R O D
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PreK - 12th
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Life Skills: Home Repair & Maintenance (editable workbook)
A workbook for focusing on real world language skills! The theme of this workbook is home repair and maintenance. Participants learn about various types of professionals who work on homes; identify which professional would need to be contacted in a given situation; and role play communication with home care professionals. This workbook is geared towards teenagers and adults who are working towards independent or partially independent living, or, alternately, who would benefit from taking a more
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Executive Functioning Activities | Distance Learning | Speech Therapy
This executive functioning activity workbook will give your students PLENTY of executive functioning practice with a focus on applying their skills to a real life scenario! A focus on real life social scenarios helps students not only develop executive functioning skills, but learn exactly why they are working on them, and learn about how they will carry them over into 'real life. In this activity, your students will practice, use and apply executive functioning skills to work through the follo
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9th - 12th
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What Questions - Adapted Book for Special Education
This book focuses on answering 25 different "what" questions related to foods, hobbies, months and colors. This book is intended to be accessed by both readers and non-readers. Readers can read the book independently and respond to the questions by selecting their answer from a field of eight possible choices containing picture and text. Non-readers can build listening comprehension skills by having the book read to them by an adult and then selecting their answer in the same fashion.
Great fo
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K - 12th
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ORDINAL NUMBERS: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Adapted Book Special Education Autism
In this ordinal numbers adapted book, your students will have the opportunity to learn/ develop ordinal number sense (i.e. 1st, 2nd, 3rd).
Student match the corresponding pictures to the position of the picture.
This is a great way to have students work on answering questions, especially for students with minimal verbal skills, as well as getting students to use proper sentence structure.
Instructions of set up and all picture pieces are included!
Enjoy!
Krystie Bithell
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PreK - 12th
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Community Places & Holidays Adapted Book for Special Education
This book is designed to teach students to identify items that are commonly associated with different community locations and holidays. Each page contains an image of a community location (e.g. post office) and five blank boxes for students to select and match images paired with text containing commonly associated items (e.g. stamp, envelope, mailbox). This book is great for students who are learning to answer wh questions and categorize. The images make it accessible for non-readers and the tex
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PreK - 10th
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