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SLP Data Tracker & IEP Progress Monitoring Speech Therapy Data Collection Sheet
✨ Stop Writing Progress Notes Manually. The SLP Digital Data Tracker + Automated IEP Progress Reports is a Google Sheets™–based system designed to help speech-language pathologists efficiently track session data, visualize student growth, and generate IEP-ready PDF reports in one click. Perfect for busy SLPs managing multiple students across settings. 📊 WHAT THIS SYSTEM DOES ✔ Track student performance across sessions ✔ Automatically calculate accuracy and trends ✔ Generate clean, professional
PreK - 12th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Thanksgiving Adapted Book Series
Enhance your special education curriculum with our trio of hands-on and digital Thanksgiving-themed adapted books. These books provide an interactive and festive way to practice colors, prepositions, vocabulary, and following directions. This series includes 3 adapted books. "What is the Turkey Wearing?" focuses on functional clothing vocabulary and color identification. In "Turkey, Turkey - What Do You Smell?", students work on matching Thanksgiving food vocabulary. "Where is the Turkey?" chal
PreK - 6th
Not Subject Specific
AAC Core Vocabulary Clipart Bundle | Icons for Older Students Teens Adults
Finding AAC core vocabulary visuals that feels appropriate for High School students and adults can be challenging. This collection of 69 Realistic AAC Core Vocabulary commercial-use clipart icons is designed to bridge that gap, ensuring functional communication tools match the maturity of the learner. Designed for Older Children, Secondary Special Education and Adult Services, this set supports emerging communicators with a balanced mix of core words and high-use functional fringe words (like
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
WH Question Differentiation - who, what, when, where - speech therapy lesson
Students giving "who" info for a "where" question? Been there! This lesson will help your students learn the difference between who, what, when, and where questions. The lesson begins with first specifically learning each question type, and then it moves into helping students apply these 4 question types. A complete, ready-to-go lesson with practice opportunities! This google drive and accompanying worksheet can be used in a whole-class push-in lesson or individual session.
K - 8th
Not Subject Specific, Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening
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