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The Role of SLPs in Schools (PowerPoint)
This engaging PowerPoint Presentation is perfect for you next in-service staff meeting! Explain the many facets of school-based Speech-Language Pathology service delivery, including an overview of communication domains, tips for classroom teachers, and the referral/observation process! The colorful visuals and concise explanations are sure to keep your staff engaged.The last page of the slide show can be printed as a handout with all of the take-away information from the slideshow.Keywords: Sp
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8th, Higher Education, Staff
Also included in: SLP Back to School Kit (Bundle)
Staff Training BUNDLE
Easy, low-prep training/coaching sessions for staff or parents regarding communication and language.SCILLS ((c) The Communication Classroom) stands for Social and Communication Independence during Learning and Life Skills. In order for our students to gain communicative independence across settings, consistency is key. This is your first step towards consistency and buy-in.Research shows that implementation of language, AAC, and communication strategies increase when training is paired with coac
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Staff
Staff Training: Communication Prompting
Easy, low-prep training session for staff or parents regarding the AAC/communication prompting hierarchy.A SCILLS unit. SCILLS ((c) The Communication Classroom) stands for Social and Communication Independence during Learning and Life Skills. In order for our students to gain communicative independence across settings, consistency is key. This is your first step towards prompting consistency and staff buy-in. Research shows that implementation of AAC and communication strategies increase when tr
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Staff
Also included in: Staff Training BUNDLE
Dinner Etiquette Lesson Slides
This slide show reviews what to do before a dinner party, during dinner, and after dinner. It also includes how to set a table, dos and don'ts for table manners, and ideas for table conversation. It also includes links to two videos, one that shows "modern table manners" at a restaurant and one that shows the dinner scene from a famous movie and has the students point out what went right and what went wrong (this is the last slide/ formative assessment).I used this lesson both in GenEd and in
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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EDITABLE Interactive classroom presentation on STUTTERING
Have you ever wanted to do a presentation with your fluency students to talk about stuttering? This is a presentation I put together on Google Slides. It is interactive and engaging. Students can edit this document as they wish and then use it to deliver a fun and informational presentation about stuttering. This presentation contains 20 slides that include...Video clips of famous people talking about their stutteringFacts about stutteringA slide about singing and stutteringFamous people who st
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3rd - 12th
Social Story about Dangers of leaving school/home alone
I had to make this for a student because his mom was reporting him leaving home and he tried to leave the school. Although he has autism, he was able to understand this simple social story and showed fear of the dangers expressed in the story. This is a great resource to keep in case of students being "runners."
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PreK - 2nd
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School Dance Social Story
Social stories can help teach specific social skills to all children and individuals with various disabilities and disorders. This specific social story focuses on students attending a school dance and changes to the typical schedule.Enjoy!SLP Phoebe
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Not Grade Specific
Dysphagia
PowerPoint presentation on adult dysphagia. Suitable for graduate school presentations or in-service presentations at hospitals, nursing homes, or clinics. Includes:*Different stages of the swallow (including cranial nerves involved)*Info on MBSS & FEEST*Modified evidence blue dye test*Swallowing in neuro patients*Frazier water protocol& more!
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Staff
High School Accountability and Responsibility
How many times have you heard, "I forgot," or "No one told me" or "BROOOOO" (lol) when you inquire with your students about missing work, low grades, etc.?Well, let's talk about it! High school is the last step before entering the "real world" and our kiddos need to know how to navigate responsibility and accountability in a graceful manner. Use this lesson and worksheet to discuss how we can react and grow after realizing our actions (or inactions!) have consequences.
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: High School Accountability and Responsibility
Speech-Language Pathology Study Guide (Full)
Are you an SLP grad student stressing about upcoming exams? This is a 79-page comprehensive study guide to help you pass your Praxis/Comprehensive Exam. This study guide includes Articulation and Phonology, Fluency Disorders, Voice Disorders, Aphasia, and Dysphagia. Every domain includes information re: populations, assessments, approaches, treatment, and goals. This study guide is meant to be an exhaustive review of graduate school.Added bonus:Case Studies for Dysphagia for Special Populations*
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Not Grade Specific
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Sequencing 4 Steps
This has 10 different functional tasks that have clear pictures for the child to sequence in the correct order. There are 4 steps for each task.
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PreK - 2nd
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Self-Advocacy Powerpoint
Self-advocacy powerpoint! Includes steps for self advocacy for school-aged students. Great way to promote independence and self advocacy skills in and outside of the classroom.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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
Student Success
Great beginning of the year/ semester presentation to discuss the topic of how to be a successful student. What are the expectations at school and how might these habits translate into a job in the future?This interactive presentation encourages classroom discussions about what it means to be punctual, engaged, prepared, and organized.
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9th - 12th
SLP Social Story: What is Interrupting? | Social Skills and Pragmatic Language
Pragmatic language material (active listening activity) designed by a licensed speech language pathologist; teaches empathy and etiquette, in regards to interrupting. Intended for grades 3+ in the classroom or during speech therapy as a group, or as an individual lesson.Can be presented digitally in slide show mode in a question/ answer forum or given as a printed handout. Includes digital review game or printed version.
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3rd - 8th
Also included in: Social Skills / Pragmatic Language Activities Bundle | SLP Materials
AAC Implementation Professional Development
Have ever been asked to present on AAC, augmentative and alternative communication, and how to effectively implement AAC in the classroom? This presentation is just what you need! What's Included:- background about AAC- an opportunity for teachers to share their AAC experience- discussion about how AAC can benefit all students- an activity that provides staff with a “take away” to use in the future
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Staff
"Let's Break Those Words Down!" (Syllabication)
This PowerPoint will assist with teaching students syllabication and the process of breaking down unfamiliar words. Teaching students the syllable types helps them understand how to break longer words into manageable parts. It allows them to read longer words more accurately and fluently, helps to build their confidence as readers, and gives them a strategy for attacking these longer, more challenging words!
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3rd - 8th
Core AAC Boom Cards for Remote Lerning (autism, speech)
Boom CardThe BOOM CARDS are a great way to assess if your students know a CORE WORD. It also allows you to take pre and post treatment using an IPAD or SMARTBOARD. Once you purchase this through TPT, you will get a URL to be use in BOOM Learning. It's free to sign up. The URL will give the interactive component to use on the IPAD after sale.
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PreK - 2nd
Slides for Bilingual Staff Presentation on Stuttering
Bilingual (English/Spanish) slides for a recent staff presentation I gave on stuttering. Information based on research / evidence-based practice in working and interacting with students who stutter. The presentation emphasizes overall communication as a goal rather than reducing the number of disfluencies. These may be useful as information for individual teachers or you may use these slides to give a staff presentation as I did. With the slides in both English and Spanish, you can reach staff w
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Not Grade Specific
Prefix Lesson- anti
A lesson on the prefix 'anti'. Includes sample words, fill in the blanks, and sentence fill in the blanks. This activity was designed to help your students with their knowledge of prefixes, specifically 'anti'.
Great for speech therapy with language students working on using the vocabulary strategy of using affixes to determine word meanings.
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1st - 9th
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Taking Turns Lesson
Looking for the perfect turn taking lesson? Look no further! This presentations goes over what turn taking means, good ways to take turns, not so good ways to take turns, and what to remember when taking turns.
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Taking Turns Lesson & Handout
ST PATRICKS DAY INFERENTIAL QUESTIONS
This PPT covers what St. Patrick's Day is while challenging the students to use their inferencing skills, answer comprehension questions, and use context clues for vocabulary words.
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5th - 12th
Rehab Buzz Words--EDITABLE
A few years ago, I found myself as a new Director of Rehab struggling to explain to residents and staff in a retirement community exactly what each therapy could do for them, and how they differ from wellness services already offered. From that struggle came the "Buzz Words." I made it simple so that people of all ability levels could comprehend. We were able to eliminate the word exercise used rehab instead. With a group effort, the rehab caseload grew significantly!Add your favorite pictures a
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Adult Education, Staff
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