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Describing Snow Activity PowerPoint | Vocabulary Lesson Plan | Speech Therapy
Struggling to find age-appropriate language resources for your older students? Needing an emergency sub plan to fill an hour easily? Try out this detailed "Describing Snow Activity PowerPoint" vocabulary lesson. It's ideal for speech/language therapy, special education, and English language learners!This lesson covers an extensive range of language skills—writing definitions, descriptive language, synonyms, comparing and contrasting, reading, writing, and more! These skills are typically address
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3rd - 12th
Girl Scout Cookie Lesson & Taste Test Activity
Need a fun, no-prep activity for small or whole group lessons? Want to teach your students about Girl Scouts for National Girl Scout Day this March while trying their delicious cookies? Check out this lesson! This lesson includes:A short lesson about Girl Scouts of AmericaVideo about how the cookies are made todayTaste-test of 4 Girl Scout cookie flavors (Trefoils, Thin Mints, Caramel DeLites/Samoas, and Lemonades/Lemon Ups)Would You Rather: Girl Scout cookie editionNote: The cookies included ar
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K - 12th
Also included in:Â Girl Scout Cookie Lesson, Taste-Test Activity, and Worksheet
Describing School Vocabulary Lesson Plan Activity PowerPoint | Speech Therapy
Struggling to find age-appropriate language resources for your older students? Needing an emergency sub plan to fill an hour easily? Try out this detailed PowerPoint vocabulary lesson about the word "school." It's perfect for speech/language therapy, special education, and English language learners!This lesson covers an extensive range of language areas—writing definitions, descriptive language, synonyms, comparisons, yes/no questions, reading, writing, and more! These skills are typically addre
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Describing Thanksgiving Food: Vocabulary Language Lesson | Semantic Features
Struggling to find age-appropriate language resources for your older students? Needing an emergency sub plan to fill an hour easily? This "Describing Thanksgiving Food" language lesson is a PowerPoint that can be used for language therapy, special education, or with English language learners. The lesson targets all areas of language, including writing definitions, describing, synonyms, comparing/contrasting, reading, writing, and more! Use this with small groups, large groups, or in one-on-one s
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Flexible Thinking and Perspective Taking!
This is a lesson plan with 4 activities that move from concrete examples of flexible thinking to more abstract examples. Students will engage in flexible thinking through pictures, games, comic strips, and discussion. Includes specific dialogue to have with students:
One way to be a flexible thinker is to be aware and take other people’s perspectives in to consideration. Different people can view the same situation differently. Just because you see it one way does not mean that your best f
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3rd - 12th
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Describing Spring: Speech Therapy Vocabulary Lesson PowerPoint | Real Pictures
Struggling to find age-appropriate language resources for your older students? Needing an emergency sub plan to fill an hour easily? This describing spring language lesson is a PowerPoint that can be used for language therapy, special education, or with English language learners. The lesson targets all areas of language, including writing definitions, describing, synonyms, comparing/contrasting, yes/no questions, reading, writing, and more! Use this with small groups, large groups, or in one-on-
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Describing Trees: One Hour Vocabulary Lesson Plan Powerpoint | Semantic Features
Struggling to find age-appropriate language resources for your older students? Needing an emergency sub plan to fill an hour easily? This describing "trees" language lesson is a PowerPoint that can be used for language therapy, special education, or with English language learners. The lesson targets all areas of language, including writing definitions, describing, synonyms, comparing/contrasting, yes/no questions, reading, writing, and more! Use this with small groups, large groups, or in one-on
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Open Up The Presents! Power Point Story
Simple, repetative book for high school students with significant disabilities. Developed to provide repetition of core vocabulary for AAC users so focus on the words "open", "see" and "what". Care was taken to provide age appropriate, teenage type gifts. The end provides a bit of humor that keeps students engaged. The book can also be printed with the wrapped gift images used as "doors" to create a peek a boo type book.
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6th - 12th
Sewing and Textiles Interactive Vocabulary Activity
This is an interactive PowerPoint presentation that will allow students to learn sewing vocabulary in context. It is editable so that you can add content or change links to videos. It is geared towards late elementary/middle school/high school aged students.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Chocolate Chip Muffins + Comprehension Visual Recipe with REAL pictures
Functional ADL Activity!
Perfect for groups and adding some fun into your speech therapy sessions.
Recipe comes with REAL pictures to help your students.
Two pages of comprehension questions with differentiated instruction including pictures. One easy page of comprehension questions, one with more higher level thinking questions.
Great way to work on semantics (vocabulary), following directions, comprehension, introduce basic science topics (wet and dry ingredients), etc.
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PreK - 12th
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Listening with your Eyes: Non-verbal Communication!
This is a lesson plan with 3 activities targeting non-verbal communication. Activities include examples, role-plays, listening, discussion, and games. Lesson plan includes specific dialogue to have with students:
When we listen to our friends, teachers, parents, we not only listen with our ears, we listen with our eyes. We need to make sure we are looking for and listening to their facial expressions, gestures, postures, and tone of voice. All of these things mean so much more than just the
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5th - 12th
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Describing Winter: Speech Therapy Vocabulary Lesson PowerPoint | Real Pictures
Looking for a way to improve your students' language skills comprehensively but struggling to find resources that look age-appropriate? Try out this detailed PowerPoint vocabulary lesson about the word "winter." It's ideal for speech/language therapy, special education, and English language learners!This lesson covers an extensive range of language areas—writing definitions, descriptive language, synonyms, comparisons, yes/no questions, reading, writing, and more! These skills are typically addr
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Describing Christmas Trees: Speech Therapy, ESL, & SPED Vocabulary Lesson
This describing Christmas trees language lesson is a PowerPoint that can be used for language therapy, special education, or with English language learners. The lesson targets all areas of language, including writing definitions, describing, synonyms, comparing/contrasting, reading, writing, and more! Use this with small groups, large groups, or in one-on-one sessions! With a group, the lesson should last at least a full class period. This language lesson targets fundamental language skills that
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3rd - 12th
Community Social Story to Store
Use this social story that explains expected and unexpected behaviors for students on the spectrum at the grocery store!
It also includes an extra activity to practice purchasing using the dollar up system.
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PreK - 12th
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LEVEL 1 & LEVEL 2 Dollar-Up Method Practice (BOOM CARDS)
Fall-Themed Dollar-Up Method Level 1 and Level 2LEVEL 1: Fall-Themed Dollar-Up Method (Level 1) and (Level 2) Practice Boom Cards! Review and explanation of the dollar-up method. 15 Multiple-choice questions and 15 dollar-bill choice dollar-up questions! 30 review questions total for each set! 60 practice questions total!LEVEL 2: Fall-Themed Dollar-Up Method with Tax (Level 2) Practice Boom Cards! Review and explanation of the dollar-up method with the addition of sales tax!To use Boom Cards, y
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Speech Therapy Monthly Language Topics: Fall Edition!
Calling all of you wonderful school based Speech Language Pathologists! Check out my newest product made to help to simplify the Speech and Language Therapy planning process!Over the course of my years of providing speech and language therapy services, I have compiled a list of common activities and targeted areas specific to language. Each month I choose an area to target pertaining to the individualized needs and therapy goals of each student on my caseload. This product includes 2 topics fall
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4th - 12th
Being Uncomfortable
This lesson discusses the feelings both emotional and physical that come with uncomfortable situations. Opportunities for discussions, answering questions, and solutions are all included.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
Finding the Funny Prt 1
I decided to teach a unit on humor after having several "class clowns" that really were not that funny! My students were very engaged in learning about humor and I found my behavior problem students were not problems during this study. My students gained a better understanding of humor, learned to work together more successfully and analyze and examine text and video material much more deeply. We incorporated lots of writing as well with minimal student grumbling!
So-have fun teaching about h
Grades:
5th - 12th
October Boom Cards for Telatherapy
This is a fun activity you could do with activities to create a spooky house, two different characters, and play Tic Tac Toe. This is a great packet to work on:ArticulationCompare/contrastTurn-taking/conversation skillsDescribingWord association Syntax- Pronouns, Plural, aux verbsStory Grammar skills- specifically setting and character descriptions
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PreK - 12th
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When You Really Don't Like School, How Can you Deal with It?
This lesson is geared toward Jr High and High school. It defines some common feelings of school avoidance and school dislike. It also gives practical advice on working through your emotions and some tools for getting through school days.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
6 Funny Animal Videos - What Are They Thinking? NO PRINT
Watch 6 humorous videos about animal actions (includes cat, dog, squirrel, woodpecker, rabbit, bear, skunk.) Animals are smarter than you think!! The therapist can instruct student to watch a specific video and then answer the questions. I reviewed the answers with students in a speech session. Students who didn't finish were able to complete in Google Classroom during our session. Questions will hopefully elicit much discussion. My high school LD students loved this activity - I only showed
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Thanksgiving Story
Can be used to target the following- Vocabulary- WH question comprehension- Listening Comprehension- Inferencing - Perspective Taking- Compare Contrast Worksheet Included w/ visuals
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6th - 9th
Animal Cards In Speech Therapy & The Classroom
I have been using these animal cards with students for over 20 years. I am sharing 18 cards with you now because I just updated all the pictures and narratives. Each animal card has a positive message which may relate to the student. I came up with this idea after reading the book, Medicine Cards by Jamie Sams & David Carson. They are Native American teachings that relay life lessons connected to animals. Here are the ways I have used these cards during speech groups: FREE for limited t
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4th - 12th
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