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Occupational therapy Common Core CCRA.SL.3 resources
Informal Assessment of Conversation Skills
Informal Assessment of Conversational Skills: Using Social Bids to Evaluate Discourse This informal assessment was intended for students who struggle with social skills, specifically engaging in back and forth conversations. Content is included to provide to explain social skills concepts that can be used to teach students conversational expectations and meanings conveyed during conversations. *Ideas for teaching activities and games are included Informal assessment is in yes/no questionnaire f
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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DAYC-2 Inspired Communication Expressive Receptive Speech Language Screener
SLPs are SO busy. Here is the "inspired by" DAYC-2 Communication Receptive Expressive Questionnaire - Domain. This is only a screener with similar sentences for children from ages 12 months to 5 1/2 years old. However, let's work smart and not harder and email the form to your parent AHEAD of the session if you like. NOTE: this is not the same as the DAYC-2 as that would be copyright infringement. Also, there is no manual in this PDF. You may purchase the DAYC-2 standardized test at Pearson Asse
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
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Also included in:Â Bundle Inspired DAYC-2 Communication Questionnaire GFTA-2 Goldman Screeners
Disgraphia & Handwriting Problems in the Class
Disgraphia is the learning & physical disability related to handwritten output. As a teacher with disgraphia, I had to grow up learning how to accommodate myself and be my own self-advocate. Your struggling students are facing many issues in schools that still rely on hand-written work. Today in class I struggle with teaching and student understanding my handwriting.This presentation has an activity you can use to role play a students struggles, and describes disgraphia from my point of view
Grades:
Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in:Â IEP / 504 / SpEd disability inclusion teacher resources
Social Emotional Learning for Special Education (Speech and Occupational)
Social Emotional Learning with visuals of 8 common emotions with questions for discussion and/or problem solving. Great for Special Ed, SLP, OT, Counseling, and Parents of kids with autism! Includes: Happy, Sad, Silly, Angry, Tired, Excited, Thirsty, HungryEach emotion has picture with identifying word (great for morning meeting, flash cards, realistic visual)Each emotion has one page for discussionCheck out my freebee(s) too!
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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