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Differentiated Categorizing Activities Mega Pack
This extensive mega pack is a comprehensive resource designed to assist special education teachers and parents of autistic students in teaching the challenging skill of categorization. Children with autism, cognitive impairments, or speech disorders often struggle with this skill, and this resource addresses these challenges using visuals, multiple examples, and a structured approach. Categorization is a crucial foundational skill that paves the way for advanced cognitive thought, improved lang
Not Specific
AAC Core Vocabulary Activities See FOOD Adaptive books special education and ABA
Looking for AAC core vocabulary activities or adaptive books for special education? Target core word "SEE" with AAC, PECS, speech goals, & guided reading! This activity is for FOOD words and includes no-prep digital and printable interactive books teaching 38 food words in 4 categories (fruit, vegetables, snacks & treats, meals). Perfect for labeling in speech therapy, autism, early language, discrete trial, & developing expressive communication. What's Included 130-pg PDF plus digital activ
PreK - 1st
Preschool classroom rules - I Can Share Toys - Social stories following rules
Looking for social stories for following rules for preschool classroom rules? This social story is I Can Share my Toys, a simple lesson where students learn the rules and responsibilities for basic sharing! Perfect as a back to school rules book! Students learn why they need help and how to ask for help in a short digital lesson which includes a 12-page story. The lesson should take no more than 5-10 minutes, and then there is a short coloring sheet for class and a take-home coloring book
PreK - 1st
I Feel Big emotions - Emotional regulation social stories Emotional thermometer
Looking for a simple way to work little and big emotions for morning emotion check in time? Add this to your emotional regulation social stories toolkit! This simple digital and print lesson helps preschool and special education learners gain understanding emotions in a fun and engaging way! This social story is titled "I Feel Like..." and uses similes to teach about emotions. "Sometimes I feel like rain, gray and cold and dreary. This is when I’m feeling SAD!" "Sometimes I feel like I want
PreK - 1st
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.6
Pronouns Receptive Identification Possessive pronouns speech therapy visuals
This receptive identification pronoun activity includes possessive pronouns for speech therapy plus visuals and supports any ABA therapist using the ABLLS assessment to target word structure and parts of speech for preschool language learners. Support your IEP goals and objectives tracking with this receptive identification activity for pronouns. Why this? — Learn the most common pronouns little ones need to know (e.g., he, she, theirs) in FUN, interactive ways! — Interactive Boom
PreK - 1st
CCSS
L.K.1d
, L.K.2a
, L.K.6
Decoding Multisyllabic Words Lists Phonics Game Small Group Reading Intervention
Open and Closed Syllables & the other 6 syllable types in these word pyramid centers game activities build decoding skills and word fluency! They also build vocabulary so that reading comprehension is strengthened using these 4 syllable Words Triangle cards and Sentence Comprehension cards! Students practice reading words that are broken into syllables to build word fluency, then strengthen comprehension by reading sentences and choosing the correct 4 syllable word to fit the sentence. Find our
2nd - 5th
Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading Strategies
CCSS
RF.2.3
, RF.2.4
, RF.3.3
+9
Articulation Mazes for speech & language therapy
Articulation Mazes are a great way to get your students talking! These 93 mazes are packed with pictures all tailored to speech sounds. Print these black and white mazes as many times as you like! No prep! Use over and over again. Students can work their way through a maze stopping at each picture. When they land on a picture they need to say it correctly with their speech sound. Students can also put the word in a sentence before moving on through the rest of the maze. Once the maze is
K - 3rd
Speaking & Listening
AAC Core Vocabulary Activities See FARM ANIMALS Adaptive books special education
Looking for AAC core vocabulary activities or adaptive books for special education? Target core word "SEE" with AAC, PECS, speech goals, & guided reading! This activity is for FARM ANIMALS and includes no-prep digital and printable interactive books teaching 10 farm animals (cow, horse, pig, etc.). Perfect for labeling in speech therapy, autism, early language, discrete trial, & developing expressive communication. What's Included 55-pg PDF plus digital activities: ✔️ Digital Boom™ Cards:
PreK - 1st
My Hands to Self & Calm Body Social Story Appropriate Response Social Situations
Do you need a keeping my hands to myself social story? This hands to self social story adds to your set of emotional regulation social stories to teach self-control techniques to preschool and special education learners. Situations to keep safe hands includes when excited, when angry, even when we want to show caring or what to do when we hurt someone on accident. The story introduces a strategy called " SMART" choices which is a way to pause and think before touching, practical strategies i
PreK - 1st
CCSS
SL.K.1
, SL.K.1a
, SL.K.3
+5
Taking Turns Social Story - First Day of School Activities Special Education
Do your learners struggle with taking turns while playing? Here’s a VERY simple taking turns social story and activity for your most supported language learners! Taking turns social story is perfect for preschool and special education. This SEL resource supports first day of school activities for special education, social stories about emotions, and back to school social story routines. Teach sportsmanship, following directions, and conversational turn-taking through interactive play. This sto
PreK - 1st
Classroom Community, School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Labeling Emotions Task Cards (8 Emotions | 96 Cards)
These task cards are perfect practice for identifying and labeling the emotions of others. All task cards in this resource have pictures of real people to help with generalization of the skill. Emotions in this resource are: Happy, Sad, Mad, Excited, Confused, Surprised, Silly, Sleepy. What is Included?32 Word - Picture Task Cards (One word at top - array of 3 pictures below)32 Picture - Word Task Cards (One picture at top - array of 3 words below)32 Label The Emotion Cards ("How does this pe
Not Specific
Also included in: Receptive Language BUNDLE #5 (Aligned With ABLLS-R C53, C54, C57)
Articulation Maps-Sound loaded scenes, speech & language therapy
Articulation Maps are a great way to get your students talking! NOW with new maps! Now you can work on /dz/, /v/, /h/, /w/, /y/, /m/, /n/ & /z/. These maps are jam packed with pictures and many details, all tailored to speech sounds. Use the maps to: Label pictures- Each map has a list of pictures that focus on a different speech sound. Say and find all words or make sentences about what you see “WH” Questions- Answer questions about the map while using the correct speech sounds Following
PreK - 3rd
Speaking & Listening
ABLLS-R ALIGNED ACTIVITIES G5 Label Body Parts - Labeling & Matching Practice
This product features labeling activities for thirty different body parts. These materials are perfect for early learners or students with language delays. These labeling activities are designed in several different formats including labeling cards, labeling diagrams to trace, labeling diagrams with word cards, labeling diagrams to match to a word, and labeling strips with larger images designed for whole group or distance learning. This product was updated for inclusion in TpT Digital Activitie
PreK - 5th
Also included in: ABLLS-R ALIGNED ACTIVITIES G: Labeling Mega Bundle - All 47 Objectives
Labeling Actions - Identifying actions and verbs flashcards - ABLLS assessment
Build expressive vocabulary with this Labeling Actions activity. Ideal for IEP goals and objectives tracking, this identifying actions and verbs flashcards activity supports speech therapy, ABA, early literacy, and language development. Includes engaging activities and data sheets for easy progress tracking – a must-have addition to your IEP data binder! Aligns with the ABLLS assessment, ABLLS-R©️ G7 and G8. What's included: ✔️ Activities to learn to label (name) action words (broken into
PreK - 1st
CCSS
L.K.1b
, L.K.4a
, L.K.5a
+3
AAC Core Vocabulary Activities See ZOO ANIMALS Adaptive books special education
Looking for AAC core vocabulary activities or adaptive books for special education? Target core word "SEE" with AAC, PECS, speech goals, & guided reading! This activity is for ZOO ANIMALS and includes no-prep digital and printable interactive books teaching 20 animal names (elephant, giraffe, monkey, etc.). Perfect for labeling in speech therapy, autism, early language, discrete trial, & developing expressive communication. What's Included 80-pg PDF plus digital activities: ✔️ Digital Boom
PreK - 1st
IN Adapted Interactive Book "Who's in the Barn?" | AAC Core Vocabulary
This is a simple core word adapted interactive book you can use with your students in a printable or digital format. It is the companion to my animated interactive smartboard slide show, Who's in the Barn. Students place farm animals in Old McDonald's barn in response to the sentence read aloud. Example: "I see a cow in the barn." You will get two sets of Velcro pieces, pictures only and pictures with the printed words. Animals (10) include: Cow, pig, horse, cat, duck, chicken, goose, duck
PreK - 1st
Reading, Vocabulary
Following Directions with Negatives
Use this Froggy-themed comprehension activity to build understanding of directions containing "No" and "Not." As a preschool speech therapist I find this skill always pops up in standardized testing but have struggled with a fun way to incorporate it into my sessions. Included you'll find 10 colored pages with directions (e.g., Which frog is not in the wagon? Find the frog with no sunglasses.) I've been laminating the pages, punching a hole in the corner then simply connecting with a ring. This
PreK - 1st
Requesting help & needs and wants Activities Speech Therapy & Special Education
Build speech and language skills with this Requesting help communication activity. This expressive language requesting activity includes expressing needs and wants. Perfect for teaching self-regulation strategies like I need a break card. Target communication and ABA or preschool language requesting and manding in a FUN and inclusive way! This simple activity teaches with Boardmaker™ symbols how to request help using 1 word to 5-word sentences. Practice situations like, “He needs help with a
PreK - 1st
CCSS
L.K.5
, L.K.5c
, L.K.6
PRESCHOOL- 1st SUMMER LANGUAGE HOMEWORK CALENDAR/ NO PREP/SPEECH THERAPY
These are Language activities for the preschool, TK, and K population. They are for the months of June, July, and August. Please look at preview and see if they will work for your population. I work with SDC preschoolers in a full inclusion classroom and that is the population I was thinking of when making this.
PreK - 1st
For All Subjects, Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening
Also included in: SPEECH AND LANGUAGE SUMMER HOMEWORK CALENDARS/SOUND SPECIFIC/No Prep!
S Blends Cluster Reduction Articulation Activities Speech Therapy Print Digital
Looking for fun and effective materials to work on articulation of prevocalic s blends and reduce the cluster reduction pattern in speech therapy? This product is print and no print-the digital version is in EASEL. I've been using the spaghetti and meatballs visual for a few years to teach my younger students to mark both sounds in the s blends and reduce the cluster reduction pattern. I really like to have children trace the noodle for the long "ssss" sound and then briefly touch the meat
PreK - 1st
Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Speaking & Listening
CCSS
SL.K.6
, SL.1.6
LOOK, HERE, COME Adapted Interactive Book "Transportation Sounds" | Onomatopoeia
This is a very simple core word adapted interactive book you can use with your young students in a printable or digital format. The onomatopoeia in this adapted book makes learning about vehicles fun! Students place a matching vehicle on the page in response to the sentence read aloud. Example: "Look! Here comes a train. Choo-Choo-Choo." (Student would place a train on the page to match the one in the big picture.) Transportation vehicles and onomatopoeia (12) include: Airplane - Woosh-Woo
PreK - K
Reading, Vocabulary
Also included in: Onomatopoeia Fun Bundle 1 | Sounds Adapted Interactive Book Bundle
HELP, STOP and WHAT Adapted Interactive Book "Christmas Train Rescue"
This is a simple Christmas core word adapted book you can use with your students in a printable or digital format. It is the printable companion to my best selling animated interactive smartboard slide show, Christmas Train Rescue. The forest and farm animals have lost their way in the snowstorm and have wandered onto the train tracks STOPPING the train. Students place various animal pieces (12 total) on the tracks in response to the sentence read. Example: "What stopped the train? A bear
PreK - 1st
Reading, Vocabulary
Ask and Answer Questions WHAT DOING | Speech Therapy Activity and ABA Special Ed
Check out this fun and engaging flip book for asking and answering wh questions with action verbs and the pronouns he and she! This digital and print activity is perfect for ABA or speech therapy for special education students or preschoolers. Don't miss the other adapted books available, too! ✨ This is Answering WHAT DOING Questions with extra Pronouns activities. Includes Boom™ Cards, Google™ Slides, Easel™, and printable adapted book to learn to ask 30 What Doing questions plus 1
PreK - 1st
CCSS
SL.K.3
, SL.K.4
, SL.K.6
+2
Preschool SPEECH and Language/Pragmatics/Articulation/Basic Concepts SCREENER
Thank you for visiting my store! This is one of my favorite resources. It has helped me so much with my preschool population. I have included sample goals and a sample summary of the screener. This preschool language screening tool gives you great baseline information for preschool students (age 3-5). BASIC CONCEPTS ColorsQuantityBody partsAttributesPrepositionsRECEPTIVE LANGUAGE Following directionsIdentifying objects and actionsIdentifying objects by functionIdentifying categoriesUnderstand
PreK - 1st
For All Subjects, Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening
CCSS
CCRA.SL.1
, CCRA.SL.2
, CCRA.SL.3
+6
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