Truvine Walker

This is the format of the traditional Tic-Tac-Toe game; however, it has been designed to target medial /s/ blends. It can be used with words or adapted for phrases and sentences. Additionally, if you have students who need to work on sentence formulation and/or describing, you can address multiple goals with the same game.

This packet contains: *Sound Loaded Sentences targeting production of /r/, /s, z/, and /l/ *Student Data Collection Sentences - provides student opportunities for practice adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing *Vocabulary Development- Students select words from Sound Loaded Sentences worksheets and address the following skills: - Parts of Speech - Definition - Sentence Formulation

This activity packet was designed for use with "The Three Ninja Pigs". Activities included in this packet are designed for grades 3-5, and target the following skills: Vocabulary Matching Activity – pgs. 4 – 7 Synonyms – pg. 8 Multiple Meanings – pg. 9 Character Analysis – pg.10 Story Recall - pg. 11 Story Sequencing – pg. 12 Past Tense Verbs – pg. 13 Open-ended Articulation p. 14 Please note that this download is for a single user. Please direct other interested partie

Provides opportunities for practice following directions involving the spatial concepts: on, over, and under Provides opportunities for following directions involving descriptions Provides opportunities for practice following simple and complex directions This is an activity designed to provide opportunities for practice following directions using characters from the book, "Turkey Trouble" by Wendy Silvano; however, it does not have to be used in conjunction with the book.

This speech-language unit has been designed for use with the book, "George Crum and the Saratoga Chip" by Gaylia Taylor. This book offers a lot of diversity, and can be used to address: multiculturalism, dreams and determination, as well as, overall speech and language tasks. The interest level reported for this book was for grades 1-5; however, middle and high school students have been very receptive to this picture book because it addresses the invention of one of America's favorite snacks -

This packet is comprised of miscellaneous materials that I’ve created over the years for homework practice; quick, informal assessment, and/or work samples. If you download this packet, please leave feedback. Although the majority of my materials are designed to meet the specific needs of the students on my caseload at the time of development, your feedback will be considered when I develop other materials. The worksheets in this packet are designed to target the following sentence formulation

This packet includes activity calendars for June, July, and August. The activities include /r/ and /r/ blend vocabulary words, as well as synonyms that middle and high school students should know. Please do not redistribute materials made by Truvine Walker, M.Ed./CCC-SLP. Please refer your friends and colleagues back to my TPT store. Please leave honest and constructive feedback, Thank you for taking time to check out my work.

Start 2016-17 off traveling with Stanley. There are suggested extension activities that facilitate writing, improved geographical knowledge and fun! My students absolutely loved it! This is a book companion unit designed for use with Flat Stanley by Jeff Brown. This unit is not designed to replace the original literary work. Included in this packet are activities that address the following speech and language skills: - Story Grammar - Vocabulary (Synonyms, Antonyms, Multiple Meanings, Defini

Articulation - This is a list of 20 tongue twisters targeting production of the initial /s/ sound. It can be used during therapy or for homework practice. After you download, please be sure to leave a rating. Please message me with any questions and/or concerns.

This is a bundle of the book companion units for How Santa Got His Job and How Santa Lost His Job by Stephen Krensky, In addition to the book companion units, there are 4 worksheets targeting comparing and contrasting of the two books. These units are common core aligned. How Santa Got His Job Common Core Skills Targeted: - Vocabulary- Matching Definitions to Words (CCSS: ELA-Literacy 2.1) - Matching Cause & Effect Details (CCSS: ELA-Literacy.SL.2.2, 3.2) ELA-Literacy.SL.K.6 - Sequenci

This packet contains 4 auditory stories, 2 for /sh/ and 2 for /ch/. Each story is accompanied by 10 questions that can be used to elicit target phonemes at the word level and/or to assess comprehension. Questions target identification of characters, character traits, setting, and vocabulary comprehension. Thank you for taking time to visit this page and review this product. If you choose to purchase/download, please consider taking a moment to leave honest, constructive feedback that other use

This is a book companion unit designed for use with How Santa Got His Job by Stephen Krensky. This unit is not designed to replace the original literary work. Included in this packet are activities that address the following speech and language skills: - Vocabulary- Matching Definitions to Words (CCSS: ELA-Literacy 2.1) - Matching Cause & Effect Details (CCSS: ELA-Literacy.SL.2.2, 3.2) ELA-Literacy.SL.K.6 - Sequencing Events (CCSS: ELA-Literacy.SL.2.2, 3.2) - Question Compre

This packet contains a log to record date, type, and length of contacts between CF Supervisor and Supervisee. In addition, there is a form that allows the CF supervisor to document what was discussed during the contacts. Last, but not least, is a planning form for the CF Supervisee to complete prior to observations.

This is a book companion unit designed for use with How Santa Lost His Job by Stephen Krensky. On a side note, this book is the sequel to How Santa Got His Job by Stephen Krensky. This book companion unit is not designed to replace the original literary work. Included in this packet are activities that address the following speech and language skills: Vocabulary - Matching Definitions to Words (CCSS: ELA-Literacy.RL2.1, ELA- Literacy.L3.4D) Vocabulary – Fill in the Blank Sentences

This freebie is designed for use with, not in place of, "The Greatest Potatoes" by Penelope Stowell. This book provides a fictional account of the historic creation of potato chips by George Crum, a Native and African American man. Since the snack, potato chips, is a favorite snack food among many, I thought it would be great to share this fun fact with my younger students. This comprehension booklet targets "who, what, where, when, and why" questions using an array of multiple choice picture

People often ask me how I collect data when using literacy in sessions. I collect data using a combination of old-fashioned data collection, audio recording, and exit tickets. This product is a low ink product that contains generic exit tickets targeting: articulation, vocabulary, story grammar, main idea, grammar, topic and topic maintenance. In addition, there are blank exit tickets that can be customized. Thank you for taking the time to check out my product. Please note that this downlo

There are 8 pages in this packet (the intro page, 5 predesigned pages, one blank template, and an answer key) Worksheet 1: Students choose several possible comments that would be an appropriate response for one statement. This is formatted so that students can check their work independently because if they've responded correctly, a letter will be formed. Worksheets 2-5 : These worksheets provide practice keeping a conversation going for more than one response. The students can choose any of 4

Great resource for those students who are becoming speech students, rather than students on RTI. Also great for May is Better Hearing and Speech Month This is designed for use with the book, "There Was a Speech Teacher Who Swallowed Some Dice" by Patricia Mervine. Special recognition to Pat Mervine, a wonderful Speech-Language Pathologist, who offered us the opportunity to share materials long before TpT. Please check out her website: www.patmervine.com for information on how to order this bo

This product gives historical facts about key people and/or events from past and present black history. Each sentence is fill in the blank with choices of past, present and future tense verbs. A couple of websites that contain a lot of information about the people included in this packet are listed along with the suggestion to research with students to help them practice comprehension and recall. A simple graphic organizer is included for note-taking. Thank you for taking the time to shop in m

Each page has sentences that give information about important people, places, and/or event in American History as it relates to African Americans. Have students unscramble sentences to learn or review these facts. An answer key is provided; however, please note that some sentences may have more than one acceptable response. Thank you for stopping by my store. If you download/purchase, please leave constructive feedback. If you want to share with friends and colleagues, please direct them back