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Chinese New Year Bundle - PPT - All you need for teaching + Fun Quizzes
Celebrate Chinese/Lunar New Year with this comprehensive, ready-to-teach resource for primary and elementary classrooms! This 81-page PowerPoint presentation is perfect for teaching children about Chinese New Year in an engaging, interactive way. It includes two levels — one for younger learners and one for older children — so you can adapt your lesson to suit your class. This resource is perfect for both cultural learning and language practice, featuring key Chinese vocabulary alongside f
PreK - 12th
Chinese
Clear Speech Strategies to Increase Intelligibility- 1st Edition
Use this "Clear Speech Strategy" visual to support children's use of communication repairs across settings. When I introduce this visual, I remind my students that what they have to say is important, so tell them that we are going to work on strategies that they can use when someone doesn't understand the word they are trying to say (most of the strategies also work for when they are having trouble thinking of the word they want to say such as give a clue, show what you mean, etc) What are the s
PreK - 12th
CCSS
CCRA.SL.1
Weekly Speech Note for Families- EDITABLE
Use these notes to increase contact with parents and caregivers and give them a glimpse of your speech sessions each week! This resource includes four pre-made templates with goal areas, and activities as well as a COMPLETELY EDITABLE template so you can make these notes work for your students and caseload! Goal Areas Include: - Preschool (common expressive, receptive and articulation/phonological goals for ages 3-5) -Elementary (common expressive, receptive, articulation/phonological, and pr
PreK - 8th
Speech Assessment Rubric
Speech Oral Presentation Assessment & Rubric How to use this form: You can use this as a formative assessment where partners can assess each other A teacher can also use it to make summative assessments.
1st - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Speaking & Listening
Small Class Attendance Sheet
This minimal attendance sheet is perfect for teachers and therapists with classes/groups of 10 or fewer students. Place a check in the provided circles or have students initial their names to increase independence accountability. Recommend putting sheets in an 'attendance' binder.
PreK - 12th
English Language Arts, Math
Writing Expectations Cue
For students who write the bare minimum on a writing assignment, increase output by providing a visual cue that lists exact expectations for each assignment before, during, and after writing.
Optional: pair with the Editing Checklist (sold separately) to ensure the task is done to the student's potential.
3rd - 8th
Writing
Welcome Parent Packet:IEP Prep:All About Me Teacher:Back To School
Start off the school year right at Back To School with parents & families. This resource is 100% editable for teachers to use and make their own. This template includes a teacher contact page, a teacher All About Me page, and a Parent Preferences page. The parent preference page is great for knowing ahead of time how your parents/families prefer to be contacted, to increase communication. It also inquires on what type of meetings they prefer- in person, virtual, no preference. This is great f
PreK - 12th
Caseload Organization
Organization is key with our large speech/language caseloads. This document, 6 pages of charting, will increase efficiency and organization dealing with IEP dates, case managers, student information, etc.
PreK - 12th, Higher Education
Autism Student Schedules for Daily Organization Transportation Theme
Autism Student Schedules for Daily Organization Transportation Theme
Autism Student Organizational Schedules for individual use with a “Super Speedway”, “Fly in the Sky”, and "All Aboard!" transportation theme! Many of our students with Autism or learning disabilities have difficulty completing tasks unless they are prompted. As prompts wane, the student’s role in promoting their own independence must increase. With our Autism Student Organizational Schedules, your student will look like the
K - 12th
Selective Mutism Handout for Teachers
•✨This is a helpful handout for teachers who may have a student in their class who has selective mutism. The handout is two pages so you can print double sided. •This handout reviews the signs and symptoms of selective mutism, background information, and common myths.•This handout gives teachers classroom tips for increased communication for students in their class with selective mutism.•❇Strategies and information is all research based.✴
PreK - 12th
School Counseling, Speaking & Listening
OT Student Progress Monitoring Data Sheets
Therapists can use these simple data sheets to progress monitor students as they work on their IEP goals and objectives. Easy to use, they can be used to visually show progress over time. See the preview for examples. Keep track of interventions provided by date, type of support, and chart progress on the graphs--it’s that simple! Provided in multiple formats to accommodate different types of goals and measurements (percent accuracy, number of trials, yes/no, etc.). =============================
PreK - 12th
Positive Self-Talk for Confidence and Self-Esteem
Build Confidence – Reduce Stress – Understand YourselfThis self-talk worksheet is designed to help learners reflect on their thoughts, emotions, and daily challenges through simple, guided questions in English. Practicing self-talk not only improves language skills, but also supports mental well-being, emotional awareness, and self-confidence. Whether you're a teacher guiding your students or a learner exploring your own mind, this worksheet will help: ✅ Build vocabulary for expressing feelings
3rd - 12th
American Sign Language, Creative Writing, Writing
Progress Monitoring Graphs | Speech/Language Therapy Intervention
Progress monitoring is a necessary component of speech and language therapy services; however, it can seem rather daunting to keep up with alongside providing direct services. These graphs are built to be user-friendly and enable students and specialists alike to complete easily during the session to monitor progress and mark growth across the length of the IEP. These graphs are so simple to read that students will consistently know what accuracy level they are presently at, which enables them t
PreK - 12th
Middle School visual class expectations- in person or virtual sessions PDF
This updated task analysis was created for the purpose of keeping middle school students engaged during class, and marking off steps they have completed by crossing out or checking off steps for remaining on task in class. The task analysis is designed in 4 sections- before class, start of class, middle of class, and end of class. This page also has a space for the student to identify an intrinsically motivating reward for maintaining focus and completing all steps during class. The information
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Editing & Peer Review Checklists
If you have students who struggle with the editing process of writing or avoid the task altogether, the editing checklist provides an easy to read tool that lists step-by-step tasks and exactly what to look for in each task. Also included is a peer review checklist so that students know exactly what to look for when reviewing a writing assignment.
3rd - 8th
Grammar, Writing
Special Education IEP Snapshot SPED & ELL
Do you share the IEP goals and accommodations with general education teachers? Here is a form that you can use to help you inform the regular education teacher(s) of those students in the regular education classroom who have IEP’s and may need adaptations. ⭐ Neurodiversity-aligned, Low-prep and Scaffolded for IEPs.🔥Join our growing FUNSHINE community: BilingualSPED.comMake your inputs in this IEP At-A-Glance Form brief but include enough information to assure that the IEP is being followed.
1st - 12th
For All Subjects
Also included in: AI Enhanced 11 Most Used SPED/ ELL Classroom Forms BUNDLE/ ELL & SPED
STAGE 1 Gestalt Language Processing Goal Bank | GLP Autism IEP | Speech therapy
STAGE 1 Gestalt Language Processing IEP Goal Bank for speech and language therapy! Struggling to write neurodiversity-affirming IEP goals for Stage 1 gestalt language processors on your caseload? This goal bank will save you HOURS, offering carefully worded, neurodiversity-affirming goals that reflect the evolving understanding of Autism and Gestalt Language Processing. Total of x20 goals with x20 baseline ideas across x3 pages. Now includes a sample therapy plan for guidance! 1. Sample therapy
PreK - 12th
Health, School Psychology
Functional Communication Profile - Revised | Report template | Speech therapy
Struggling with the Functional Communication Profile - Revised (FCP-R) assessment? This fully editable FCP-R report template for speech and language therapy will streamline your evaluation process. Designed to help SLPs write comprehensive reports, this fully editable 11-page Word document includes organized tables to document observations. It can be used with the FCP-R or as a functional communication template for informal assessment. Now includes a sample report for guidance! Two files are inc
PreK - 7th
Health, Psychology, School Psychology
SMART IEP Goal bank | Receptive language | Speech language therapy | SLT | SLP
SAVE TIME with this fully editable SMART neurodiversity-affirming goal bank for your receptive language goals. Are you struggling with goal setting for your speech and language therapy students? This goal bank with neurodiversity-affirming skills and baselines e.g. "x can understand 3 information-carrying word instructions" instead of "x cannot understand 4 ICWs." x26 goals that can be fully edited to your preference. Covers all areas of receptive language including: nouns, verbs, information-ca
K - 12th
Health, School Psychology
Tier 2 Vocabulary List for Grades K-12 - Teach Words that Help Students Grow!
Choosing which academic words to teach can be difficult! Researchers agree that vocabulary instruction should include TIER 2 words to get the most impact on speaking and writing across all settings (and across the curriculum). After much research, I've compiled lists of words most widely accepted as crucial Tier 2 words and arranged them according to grade levels from K through 12th grade. You can easily print this resource and use it for all subjects. I hope you find these useful! ABOUT
K - 12th
For All Subjects, Vocabulary
Student Binder | Binder Schedule | Inclusion Visual Supports | Special Education
This student binder for special education is perfect to get your special education students organized with daily visual schedules, token boards, weekly schedules, rewards schedules, classroom schedules, and more to keep them organized as they go to inclusion. The simple style is color ink free and easy to spruce up by printing on brightly colored card stock and laminating to make long lasting. Keeping your token boards, schedule, and visuals all in one place is perfect for students on the go to
PreK - 12th
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