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This free video is a training tool for teachers and their classroom staff to learn to take samples of data in the classroom using the free data sheet that is included. This module launches the Special Education Training Series that will provide teachers with overviews and demonstrations of a variet
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This is the simple data sheet I use to collect data in my data binder for my speech and language therapy sessions! Enjoy as a freebie.
I use the simple +/- system, in addition to letters to indicate the types of cues I provided, if any. For example, G = gestural cue, T = tactile cue, V = verbal cue
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Correct that lisp tips for speech therapy
If you're struggling to correct a lisp, make sure to check out this video! I'm sharing my favorite tips and tricks for correcting a lisp in your speech therapy session. If you enjoy this video, make sure to check out my Speech Therapy Lisp packet!
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If you have ever wanted to learn how to implement Cycles, this outline will help you to learn this AMAZING program!
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This video highlights a new series published by Jenna Rayburn, MA, CCC-SLP, a certified speech-language pathologist. The Evidence in Action series, summarizes current research in an area of speech and language services and highlights how that research influences intervention.
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When working with students who may need additional support with developing their grammar skills, you want to incorporate lots of visuals and opportunities to practice their skills.
Developing grammar using oral language tasks is very important for later reading and writing skills.
Often times, te
Start the school year off right! Send this awesome newsletter intro home to parents.
Written by an SLP for speech student parents. I've written 'communication facts,' 'book recommendations,' and 'speech and language at home' for you. You fill in your own learning themes for the month.
This newsl
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Although you might think of a balloon pump as a summer toy, it can actually be a really useful therapy tool and motivator. This video will outline several different ways to utilize the pump to elicit language, target articulation, and utilize a student's AAC device.
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I keep a set of favorite sensory fidgets in my rolling cart. While I have a mix of different toys, three of them are my favorites. Every couple years, I need to reorder them because they disappear in backpacks and in classrooms. I just got my new ones in the mail and it reminded me to share them wit
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This goal bank includes a variety of examples/ ideas of goals and objectives for students with moderate to severe disabilities.
This includes math, reading, writing and functional goal ideas.
This is in no way meant to be a document to just copy and paste from. Make sure that you're editing the
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Speech-Language Pathologists utilize best practices to guide their evaluation and treatment.
As an educational resource designer when I create resources, I use the process of evidence-based practice to guide my treatment resources.
This video highlights a new series published by Jenna Rayburn, M
For me, one of the greatest joys of summer is indulging in books and magazines—something I don’t always have enough time for during the school year.
Eighteen of your SLP blogger friends have compiled this e-zine for those of you who feel like you finally have time to catch up on some reading. These
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This four-page guide is a time-saver for IEP Goal development! This is designed for parents, advocates, school staff, administrators, and university professors who teach college students in education and related services fields. The S.M.A.R.T.E.R. acronym is a prompting system that includes all 13 f
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Have you ever wondered how that might feel to struggle with expressive language? This demonstration is great for workshops and in-services to help teachers understand.
Children with expressive language disorders often struggle with word-retrieval and have difficulty smoothly and efficiently expres
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by FREEBIE! This guide for teachers discusses speech and language therapy in the schools. The information is adapted from ASHA (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association), including http://www.asha.org/public/speech/development/schoolsFAQ/.
Compiled by Sparklle SLP
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Correct vocalic r tips for speech and language therapy!
Looking for some new ways to correct /r/ in articulation therapy? I'm sharing my favorite tips and tricks for correcting vocalic r! If you enjoy this articulation video, make sure to check out my
Vocalic R Speech Therapy packet!
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Do you have students graduating from speech and language therapy? Celebrate heir accomplishments with these colorful certificates!
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How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases:
Remember you earn TPT credits wh
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by Have you ever had a student who had extreme reactions to small events such as not being able to go first in a game? Working on reaction size and emotional vocabulary can work to give them the language that they need to use when they are upset.
This short video includes a popular video activity I
Do you want to amaze your speech and language students? Do you want a low prep therapy idea using what you already have? Do you want an idea that is quick to prep and can be used with ANY speech group? Writing with magic will amaze your students and motivate them to work on any goal!
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I share two easy articulation therapy ideas that don't take a lot of time to prep and can be sent home as homework! Less photocopying, more engagement and parent involvement in articulation therapy is always a win win!
In this articulation therapy video, I share some ways to use these two FREE res
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Speech therapy info handout for teachers and parents. Guide covers common disorders with tips for teachers and parents. With so much paperwork to sign and send home at IEP meetings, it makes sense to adopt a less is more attitude when it comes to handouts. You can always direct people to specific or
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This undated weekly/monthly planner is provided as a HUGE thank you to each of my 6K+ Followers on TpT and Instagram (and Facebok). Included are a lined/unlined weekly planner in both horizontal and vertical orientations as well as a blank monthly planner in both horizontal and vertical orientation
If you are working with students who need to use AAC (augmentative-alternative communication) and are looking for tips for best practices for implementation, this video series is for you.
This video is #2 in a series about teaching strategies for AAC users. P is for Planning gives you information
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by Great handout for coworkers on what social regulation looks like and how to change their approach with children who struggle with emotional regulation.
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