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Speech therapy resources for Microsoft PowerPoint and for staff and administrators
Meet the Speech Therapist | Meet the Speech Pathologist (SLP) EDITABLE Handouts
These Meet the Speech Therapist | Meet the Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) | Meet the Speech Pathologist handouts are a cute and easy way to introduce yourself to parents and staff each year. These handouts are editable in PowerPoint, saving you time and energy this year. With many different formats in printer-friendly designs, you can find the handout that best fits your needs.Contents of this Meet the Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) handout:Meet the Speech-Language Pathologist with IEP due
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Speech Therapy general lesson plan template
This is a template I've created because my district required that we have formal lesson plans prior to our observations, but the templates that they provided were too specific to teachers. This is a very general form that can be completed on the computer, or printed off and hand written. I hope you find it useful!
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Not Grade Specific
What every teacher must know about the voice & voice disorders!
Full title: What every classroom teacher needs to know about the voice, voice disorders and prevention" is a power point presentation I developed to present to my coworkers about proper voice use. #bshmOver the years I've met lots of teachers who have perpetually hoarse voices and don't know the basics of what speech pathologists call "vocal hygiene." This 21 page power point presentation walks through what voice disorders are, who gets them (hint: teachers!), and how to alleviate and avoid voca
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PreK - 12th, Staff
IEP at a glance, IEP cheat sheet, student snap shot
This product is to help any special ed teachers in public or private school, 504 counselors, or speech pathologists. This will give general education teachers a snapshot of your students’ needs. This product is editable, so you can change it around to fit your students and their needs.
The info sheets have 5-6 categories including things like student strengths, weaknesses, things to know, testing accommodations, classroom accommodations, and technology accommodations. In addition, it gives gen
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
5 Speech and 2 AAC Data Collection Sheets (both individual & group therapy)
Hello everyone! These are data collection sheets I use with my clients. I work with both AAC users and children with speech and language goals in a school-based setting. All 7 documents in this zip file may be used digitally or on paper. This is a zip file that includes 7 documents:Running Log of Data Collection Sheet 1 .docxRunning Log of Data Collection Sheet 2 .docxSingle Sheeted Data .docxSpeech and Language Group Therapy Data Sheets (Room #) .doc (with prompt hierarchy)AAC Group Therapy Dat
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Not Grade Specific
What is an SLP? Staff Education Presentation
This 'What is a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)?' staff education / presentation is perfect for inservices or BHSM. This is a great way to help your colleagues understand and respect your role as a school-based SLP.It includes the following slides:- What is an SLP: See if anyone knows what those letters stand for- Education requirements- Certification/Licensure Requirements- Common Misconceptions- Scope of Practice- Examples of language areas we address in schools- Typical School SLP Responsib
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Staff
Exploring my Neurodivergent Identity
An invaluable and affirming resource for supporting your neurodivergent students to explore and understand themselves better. This resource will also allow you, parents, educators, and therapists to understand the neurodivergent individual and introduce appropriate accomodations and supports. In editable powerpoint format.This resource includes:Exploring facts about meLikes and dislikesStrengths and challenges What my brain finds easy and difficultCommunication preferencesWhat I need to feel com
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PreK - 6th
Letter of intro to new caseload families
This product is to introduce yourself to your new student caseload families. Many of your students may have had a previous case carrier for a few years and parents may be nervous about the transition. Having a letter of introduction/welcome letter gives you an opportunity to introduce who you are and what you are about. I’ve done this at two different schools and the parents and admin at both schools have loved it.
-This product has two sample letters: one for public school and the other for p
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Suttering 101: Information for Educators
Dear Speech Therapists and School Counselors,
Do you many of your teachers need more information on stuttering? I have the perfect solution! This PowerPoint presentation describes the causes of stuttering, how it is treated, and classroom interventions. This can be modified to fit your needs! You can email this presentation to specific teachers or use it in an in-service. ***** be sure to add your very own images on the "Famous People Who Stutter". A list can be found on the Stuttering Foundati
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Not Grade Specific
Power Point Presentation- Autism History, Descriptions and Teaching Stratetgies.
This power point will give a well rounded education of autism. The presentation begins with speaking about what autism is; characteristics and definitions. It soon goes in to diagnostics and teaching strategies. It is fairly detailed with 54 slides.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Communication Power Point for Parents Raising Children with Autism
As an instructional autism special education teacher, I facilitate a parent support group at my school for parents raising children with special needs. The group is designed to support and encourage parents and caregivers through collaboration, education, and resources. We cover many different topics, one of which is communication.
This power point presentation provides information and resources as it engages parents in learning about ways to increase language and communication at home through
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Adult Education, Staff
Giant Key Ring Communication Strips for Adult with Disabilities
Download this adorable template for giant communication strips. This is a great tool for adults with disabilities who live in assisted residences. 50 strips are provided! You can add personalized phrases and images to this template as well.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Communication Checklist
DESCRIPTION:Help determine each student's communication system. How do my students communicate? This will also help you determine what level of support, you as a teacher need.❕MORE ABOUT | HOW TO USE:Use in conjunction with step 4 of my self-contained basics course. ❓PRODUCT INCLUDES:Editable PowerPointBasic Communication Checklist (2 pages)Classroom Communication Chart ( 1 page)Communication Idea List & Ways to model communication (2 pages)✨ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:➤ View my best sellers here!➤
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Staff
Greeting Visuals
Edit and personalize greeting visuals and a language expansion board.Edit, Print, Cut and Laminate :)
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Not Grade Specific
Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC) for School Staff, SLPs
Brief presentation in AAC basics and Aided Language Stimulation (modeling) for school staff
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Not Grade Specific
Virtual IEP Meeting Slides
A Must Have for IEP Teams in this ear of virtual IEP meetings!PRODUCT BENEFITS and FEATURESRun smoother and time efficient IEP meetings. Download and customize to suit your teamSee notes to assist you on what the slide is forSee these other related products from my store:Strategies for Virtual Learning and Distance Learning Menu: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Strategies-for-Virtual-Learning-and-Distance-Learning-Intervention-Menu-6469562Virtual Bell Curve:https://www.teacherspaytea
End of the year/semester Teacher Feedback Form (Editable & Digital)
I created this form to help general ed teachers understand student support needs from students previous teacher. I wanted my students’ new teachers to have an idea of who the student is and what their strengths and weaknesses are. This form is great to give at the end of the year or semester. My general ed teachers found it helpful to start a new year looking over what last year’s teachers said. They were able to support and understand their students’ needs from day one.*Fonts will change when d
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PreK - 12th
Strategies to help the school-age child be successful POWERPOINT
Powerpoint for families, teachers, support staff including information about ADHD, compensatory strategies, cues, and modifications to increase child success.
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Not Grade Specific
Teaching the Deaf/Hard of Hearing Learner PPT
Full PPT describing deafness, classroom strategies, cochlear implants, Deaf History
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Editable (Autism Support) Schedule Cards for Centers & Class Activities- White
Editable (Autism Support) Schedule Cards for Centers and Classroom Activities. (White Background.) DIY schedules.Add your own pictures based on the picture software you choose. Build independence and increase task participation. Teach students to read a schedule and follow a routine. These are classroom schedule cards for the board. Place the schedule of events for the day onto the board for all students to see. Review the event with the student each morning. As events finish, be sure to show
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K - 6th
Also included in: BUNDLE (Autism) Visual Schedule Cards for Centers & Class Activities
IEP Agenda Samples - Editable in PPT and Slides
Here are two editable IEP agenda samples which are both editable in MS PowerPoint and Google Slides (TM). One is very detailed, and the other is more like a graphic organizer. These are editable so you can customize them to meet your organization's requirements (since each school district, county office of education, state and country may have different guidelines/laws). You can use these to create handouts for the IEP meeting or to project the agenda on the wall during the meeting.Please take a
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Not Grade Specific
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4 Reasons To Teach Social Skills to Non-Verbal Students (Autism)
4 Reasons To Teach Social Skills to Non-Verbal Students (Autism). A short video to give ideas for encouraging social skills in students with autism and related special needs.Font Credit:KB3 FontsSocial Skills PrintablesSocial Skills Printables for Students with Autism and Similar Special Needs.Related Products To Teach the Skills That Students Need...Language Skills for Students with Autism and Related Special NeedsPersonal Skills for Students with Autism and Related Special NeedsWriting Skills
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PreK - 6th, Staff
3:1 Service Delivery Model
This is a short presentation I developed using various ASHA resources as well as resources from several school districts. It describes direct versus indirect therapy services, compares the traditional therapy model to the 3:1 model, and discusses the overall impact the 3:1 model can have on student outcomes. It also provides support and a resource list for speech-language pathologists looking to change their service delivery model and for therapists who need a quick handout to present to their a
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Staff
Regulation or Rebellion: A training on communication and regulation behaviors
This is a FREE detailed training for staff on the difference on behaviors, and how to identify if someone is engaging in a behavior to communicate a need or to regulate themselves. I break down what behaviors are, the four functions of behaviors, the sensory systems, what stemming is, and how to take data on to determine what someone is trying to communicate, and more! Embedded in the slides are detailed presentation notes thoroughly explaining all the concepts in a simplified and easy to read m
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