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This one page free handout is designed for SLPs to send home to parents of elementary & middle school students for suggestions on how to practice good speech and language skills through games and apps.
This is a great option to send home over the summer or whenever parents ask for ideas on how
Do you want to provide parents with easy, practical ways to practice speech and language skills "on the go?"
Car rides to the grocery store or the morning commute to school provide many opportunities for parents and students to practice language and articulation skills in a fun and easy way. This
As Black Friday nears and shopping lists are made, SLPs have the the opportunity to recommend great toys to increase speech and language skills. I wanted to make some handouts to send home with my students this month. I made two different handouts. One handout is for toddlers and one handout is for
Use this handout to encourage parents to practice speech and language skills in preschoolers.
This document is created by Jenna Rayburn at Speech Room News. Please direct other SLPs to this web address to download the handout.
Use this for 2017 Better Hearing and Speech Month Awareness
PRODUCT UPDATE! RE-DOWNLOAD FOR THE LATEST MARCH 2016 VERSION
This is a free resource guide that SLPs can give to parents that provides a quick overview of communication disorders. It briefly outlines the difference between speech sound d
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Enjoy this free handout for parents explaining self talk and parallel talk. This is the kick-off in my series directed at the little ones and parent training! Check back for more great early intervention and preschool handouts!
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This free parent handout in both English and Spanish includes eleven different ways to promote good language at home during every day experiences. Specific examples are given to model appropriate language skills for young students.
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**UPDATE** This download now also contains a PowerPoint file that allows you to change the text of the handouts to meet your specific setting's needs. Simply open the PowerPoint document, click in the text box you want to change, and make the change. NOTE: The text of the headings, the formatting, a
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This assignment is designed to target your child’s auditory sequential memory, as well as working memory. Auditory sequential memory is the ability to remember a sequence of information that was just heard. Similarly, working memory pertains to the ability to hold onto “chunks” of information for
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This is a great handout for parents. For those kids that are working on basic concept goals, use this as a home programming handout. It explains why their child may need to work on basic concepts and gives ideas for how to work on it at home.
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This is an informational parent handout that I made for the parents of my Speech therapy students. Since Thanksgiving is coming up, I figured that I should share some ideas of how to build speech and language skills while involving children in the cooking and meal preparation process. Of course thes
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A comprehensive 2-page handout that can be given to parents, carers or early childhood teachers outlining strategies that can be used to enhance language development in young children.
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This quick and easy 2 page parent handout includes 6 simple strategies to help parents stimulate communication development with their toddlers. Great for explaining some of the basic techniques used in therapy, including:
Modelling
Hand-Over-Hand
Prompts and Cues
Exaggeration
Fading
and Fun (becaus
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This is a 4 page unit of parent handouts for use in early intervention on the topic of establishing conversation skills with babies. Information about conversation development and practical strategies for parents to facilitate their baby’s early speech and language skills in natural contexts within
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No-Prep Handouts for Parents of Late Talkers / Nonverbal / Delayed Language
These quick and easy handouts will give your families some great ideas for encouraging language in the home.
For more information, check out this helpful blog post.
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These handouts are free, but each download is intende
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This is a permission slip for social skills/lunch bunch groups. I send this home at the beginning of each year to ensure that I have permission (in writing) for general education peers to participate in social skills/lunch bunch groups with a student in special services and myself. You never know
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A simple 1 page handout explaining the hierarchy approach of articulation therapy for parents. Includes the following stages:
Isolation
Syllables
Words
Sentences
Stories
Conversation
Maintenance and Monitoring
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Visit www.bayridgebirdroom.com for more free printables like this one and more information for working with the Early Intervention age group. This FREE parent handout is great for early intervention practitioners and educators to give to parents for at-home practice. The information describes the be
This handout is perfect to give to parents during the first couple of weeks or during back-to-school night!
This is a PowerPoint presentation with the background secured (not editable) but you may add in text boxes to fill out the name, about me, contact, and favs sections. You can also insert an
Use this hand out to give parents ideas on how to increase language during the summer!
Young children learn best through play- which means a summer full of learning opportunities! This packet is geared toward preschoolers and includes family friendly summer activities.
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This print and go parent handout uses simple and easy to understand language to describe what 'speech' is and what 'language' is.
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These quick and easy printable handouts are great to send home with students working on answering WH- questions.
Included in this download are two black and white handouts. One lists WH- questions (who, what, when, and where questions) to give parents an idea of how to work on WH- questions at hom
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This is a no-frills two page or back-to-back page handout to give to parents or caregivers of young students working on speech sound carryover. Included are 15 basic at-home speech ideas that will freshen up traditional "flashcards" that are sent home.
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Use this hand out to give parents ideas on how to increase language during the Fall!
Young children learn best through play- which means ideas to use at home that are full of learning opportunities! This packet is geared toward preschoolers and includes family friendly, day-to-day activities.
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