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Break the Code: Context Clues (Digital Escape Room Game-Google Forms)
Engage your students with a high-energy, interactive reading experience that makes practicing context clues exciting and meaningful! Break the Code: Context Clues Challenge is a digital Google Forms escape room where students become Reading Detectives. Working in pairs, students solve engaging reading mystery clues, use context clues to determine word meanings, and collect secret code letters to complete the mission. WHAT’S INCLUDED: Digital Google Forms Escape Room4 Context Clues Reading Chal
2nd - 5th
ELA Test Prep, Reading Strategies, Vocabulary
Distance Learning Tracker for School-Based Therapists
I created this Google Slides document to help me capture all of the ways I am providing services to my students during this challenging time. I use a key to code my different types of service delivery and streamline documentation. I hope you find this helpful, too! These logs can be kept digitally for your own records or printed to go in student folders. Because this log is in Google Slides, I can keep all my students in one file alphabetically instead of having to keep different files for each
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Family Training: AAC-The Basics
Working in AAC day in and out, the language of speech generating devices becomes second nature. So much so that relaying just how interact with it to novice speaking users, like the caregivers of our non-speaking friends.. can be challenging. No worries I got you! I created this resource to combat just that. You will find single-page handouts outlining the raw bones of three popular AAC options on i-pads: LAMP-WFL, TouchChat, Wordpower 60, and Proloquo2go. Each hand out highlights key traits
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Summer Color by Sight Word Code Color by Code for Kindergarten First Grade ELA
Support kindergarten and first-grade literacy instruction with this comprehensive worksheet set focused on high-frequency sight words. This resource helps students build a conceptual understanding of word recognition and reading fluency through engaging summer-themed coloring activities. Students will explore common sight words while strengthening fine motor skills with beach, sun, and sea life illustrations. This professional, no-prep printable includes diverse exercises to reinforce vocabulary
PreK - 2nd
Coloring Pages, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Sight Words
CCSS
RF.K.3c
, RF.1.3g
Parent Communication Tracker with Automatic Color-Coding
Parent Communication Tracker with Automatic Color-Coding — Stay Organized, Clear, and On Top of Every Contact!Take the stress out of documenting parent communication with this easy-to-use, automatically color-coded Parent Communication Tracker! Designed for busy teachers, case managers, and school teams, this digital tool helps you quickly log, sort, and monitor parent interactions—while the built-in conditional formatting does the visual work for you. Whether you're tracking IEP communication,
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Articulation Desk Challenge: Classroom Carryover
Looking to promote carryover of articulation targets to the classroom? These simple challenge cards attach to the student's desk as a reminder to both the student and classroom teacher to carry over articulation practice. Use a dry erase marker, hole punch, or stickers to track correct productions. Once the classroom teacher has "caught" the student say their sound 20 times, the card can be redeemed in the speech therapy room for a prize! Each challenge card shows 4 target words commonly used t
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Participation Challenge
Boost student engagement and participation with the Participation Challenge Packet – designed to address the common issue of non-participation in class. Teachers frequently report low student involvement, and this packet provides a comprehensive solution to foster active participation and improved learning outcomes. This resource includes a detailed lesson plan with an aim, differentiated learning opportunities, mini-lessons, group work, guided practice, and independent work – all aligned
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For All Subjects, Speaking & Listening
MUST HAVE - Editable QR Code Progress Monitoring Packet
Have you ever said, "I wish you could have heard their speech before they started speech therapy"? Wouldn't it be beneficial to watch old videos to remember what their speech sounded like? Or to have a way to show parents techniques for helping their child practice sounds or to update them on progress? QR codes are popular for classroom activities, but they can even be used for progress monitoring! Videos can be used to supplement data points, graphs, and percentages. -------------------------
PreK - 12th
IEP 9-Week Goal Tracker | Printable & Color Coded
Product Description: Keep IEP goal data collection simple, efficient, and visually organized with this 9-Week IEP Goal Tracker! Designed specifically for special education teachers, this printable tool makes it easy to track progress over an instructional quarter in a clean, color-coded format. Whether you're monitoring one student or many, these trackers help you stay on top of goals, collect consistent data, and be fully prepared for progress reports or IEP meetings—without the last-minute
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For All Subjects
{EDITABLE} Back To School QR Code SLP Contact Sign
This super cute BTS welcome sign was created by Mindy Stenger, M.A., CCC-SLP (The Speech Bucket) as a way for parents to quickly scan SLP contact info. This sign can be placed on your speech room door, or in your school’s office. I have included this sign in an EDITABLE template, so you can easily change your name and add your own QR code. There are several color options and two editable versions. The first version has three QR spaces (phone, email, website), the second has two (phone, email). F
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Rainbow Challenge - 100 Drills Articulation Tracker
100 drills articulation - rainbow challenge
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Color Coded Behavior Chart
I use this chart as a daily behavior sheet for students who have multiple behaviors to track. For each time stamp, I give points based on the amount of prompts given to the student, then at the end of the day I color each box green (good), yellow (ok), or red (needs improvement). This chart is easy for parents to understand with the colors, and can help track time stamps for certain behaviors.
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Retro - 100 Articulation Drills Challenge
Crush those articulation drills with this retro 100 articulation trials worksheet
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Alternative ABC Behavior Tracking Chart - Neurodiversity-affirming
challenging behavior management, classroom behavior, classroom management, neuro-inclusive, anger management, behavior tracking, sensory sensitivities/needs, autismSOLVE THE WHY CHART: A neurodiversity-affirming way of identifying and documenting what is causing challenging behavior, tantrums, or meltdowns What are ABC charts? (Antecedent-Behavior-Consequence) Ever wonder why a child has suddenly become so angry? Or is struggling with challenging behavior? An ABC helps you keep a record of th
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Describing Characteristics of a Noun Data Sheet
Color coded and easy to use. Great to document what your students are describing and see trends in where their descriptions are lacking.
K - 5th
Vocabulary, Writing
Parent Communication Log Sheet
Finding it challenging to keep the parents of your students updated? Here is a communication tool to bridge the gap between home and where you see your students! Easily print out copies to tape or paste into your students existing home communication notebook and you are on your way! Enjoy!
PreK - 6th
Group Behavior Data (Editable Google Form)
Data can be challenging to take, especially when you need to take data on more than one student at a time. This group behavior data sheet is completely customizable and available to you via Google Sheets.
Behavior data is a great tool for special educators because it doesn’t interfere with instruction. It can be taken over a single class period, an academic day, or over an entire week.
A simple way to take group behavior data is to open this google sheet on your iPad and carry it with you thr
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School Psychology
Winter Reading Shelfie: Free Printable Book Recommendation Activity
This Winter Shelfie Challenge Template is a fun, engaging, and printable activity designed to get middle and high school students excited about reading and sharing their favorite books. The template prompts students to provide detailed book recommendations by filling in the title, author, and genre, giving a 5-star rating, sharing an emoji review, explaining why they would recommend the book, highlighting their favorite part, and describing who else might enjoy it. Students can even add
6th - 12th
Library Skills, Literature, Reading
CCSS
RL.6.1
, RL.6.3
, RL.6.10
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AAC Intake Form
No more random codes written on the board! Use this intake form to help keep track of your students' or therapy clients' AAC program information.
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Token Board- Basic
Facilitate participation in challenging or non-preferred tasks by using buttons or other manipulatives on this token board- at the end, student will be able to complete a preferred task or reward.
PreK - 4th
Lunch & Snack Time Visual Supports for Autism, ABA or Special Ed
The lunchroom can often be a challenging environment for students with special needs, especially students with Autism. The large environment, crowding, noise, and general lack of structure are some of the reasons why lunchtime is often a difficult one for students with special needs. This resource will help you establish lunch time routines, set clear guidelines and even help with building social skills! Included in this resource are: 1. Lunch time schedules 2. Lunch time "Let's Chat" visual sup
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First Next Then Last Token Boards Visual Schedule Picture Cards | Autism, SPED
Help students understand expectations, reduce behavior challenges, and increase independence with these Printable First Next then Last Reward Visual Schedule Boards and Cards. This visual support resource is designed especially for Special Education, Autism, ADHD, and early intervention classrooms. First–Then visuals are a proven strategy used by teachers, therapists, and parents to support transitions, follow routines, and encourage positive behavior. --- ⭐ What’s Included ✔ 5 First / Then tok
PreK - 6th
For All Subjects, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Birth to 3 Communication Milestones and Facilitation Tips
This communication resource includes two color coded pages that outline receptive and expressive language and play milestones from age birth to 3 and tips on facilitating the acquisition of these milestones. This resource is a great handout for parents or early childhood teachers during an evaluation or a consultation! If you have questions, please contact me at friedlandertrish@gmail.com. I am happy to answer any questions you have.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
PreK - K
Choice Boards for Boys and Girls
Use these choice boards to motivate your challenging students complete their work.
This packet includes 2 choice boards (one for a boy and one for a girl) and well as directions on how to implement their use in your classroom.
As a special education teacher, I have used these choice boards for my students with Autism, Emotional Disturbances, and ADHD.
PreK - 4th
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