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Data Sheets FREEBIE
Collect data quickly and easily with this FREE resource. This has all you will need to collect student data and track growth with a wide variety of data points by graphing with either percent or number correct. This will work for any goals you need to track, and you can even work to have students track their own goals to increase independence. ✉ Questions? ✉ Please check out the full listing before purchasing to ensure that this meets your needs! If you have any questions feel free to ask in th
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SLP School Aged Speech and Language Case History Form Assessment
Looking for a comprehensive case history form for school aged children on your caseload to aid in gaining valuable and diagnostic information for your intake and assessment reports? This product will give your a great picture of the student's past and current needs. Areas assessed include:Basic identifying informationCaregiver informationFamily compositionAdditional Language LearnersBirth historyDevelopmental historyDevelopmental milestonesSpeech and language historySchool informationMedical
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PDA Case Notes Template | Regulation First Documentation & Support Planning Form
Most documentation templates focus on what happened. This regulation-first case notes companion helps professionals look deeper—documenting patterns, support needs, environmental barriers, autonomy needs, engagement conditions, and successful accommodations. Designed for therapists, educators, case managers, and collaborative support teams, these templates encourage reflective documentation that can improve future planning and strengthen communication across settings. Instead of asking: • Was th
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Parent Input Form for Initial, Annual, and Reevaluation IEPs
This document is extremely useful and easy when preparing for an IEP meeting. This document has all the essential pieces so that you can go into an IEP meeting prepared and know any parent concerns ahead of time. This document is an editable PDF where the font size decreases no matter how much the parent writes so you always have the information you need without it being cut off.
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Speech-Language Parent Updates and Progress Notes
Do you want to improve parent communication for better student outcomes? These Speech-Language Progress Updates are ideal for the busy, school-based SLP who wants to increase carryover, but needs an efficient way!
This document contains 3 EASY and EFFICIENT forms AND A SYSTEM that will not only help you keep parents in the loop, but will also help your students take ownership of their learning! These forms are designed to be completed by the students in under a minute at the end of the last s
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Communication Observation Form for SLPs
Increase ease of note-taking during observations. Breaks down communicative functions and domains for both emerging and more proficient communicators. Includes: Two forms, customized to the level of the communicator.
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Student Goal Tracker for IEP Goals
A quick and easy way to increase student awareness on: 1. what goals they are working on in speech/language (or in ANY area of an IEP) 2. what their goal is 3. their progress and performance over time I typically highlight the goal percentage so students know what they are working towards. We spend the first sessions of the year filling out the goals in student-friendly wording so they can identify their goals. In subsequent sessions, students grab their papers as they walk in the door, and co
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Monday to Friday Conversation Scripts
Use these visual scripts to increase social and communication skills. These are great for improving peer interaction.
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Social Emotional Learning
Today in Speech Therapy | FREE Parent Communication Checklist Handout
Looking for a way to increase your communication with parents with minimal effort? This FREE half-page handout is a great resource to keep in your classroom and have ready to go - just circle the activity you did and check off the target for the day!! Then send it home with your student after each session! That's it! Now parents will know exactly what you did with their children! You can even have students fill it out themselves! It can be a great exit activity for the student to reflect
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Eliciting R: MORE of How to Actually Do It
Here are MORE practical therapy techniques and ideas, to get these R kids fixed …
Techniques: (Hands-on; phonetic context cues; visualization; posture manipulation; etc.)
• Tactile Cues
Visuals: (Pictures & diagrams always help, especially when we can help kids visualize… )
• Jar of Rs (Carryover)
• Moving to R Land (elimination of prolongation)
• Undershooting and Overshooting (elimination of excess muscular effort)
• R Mouth Shape Pictures (part of “Secret Code”, below)
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Speaking & Listening
Conversation Skills: Commenting Visual Aid
When your students are ready to increase their conversation skills, Commenting is the next step!
This easy to use visual aid teaches students 3 types of comments they can make during a conversation. It also reminds them to wait their turn to speak. This may be hung in classroom or shrunk down and laminated as a visual aid.
May be used with a popsicle stick reminder from the same seller.
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Conversation-Skills-Make-a-Comment-Wait-turn-to-speak-reminder-17
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What Hurts? Visual Support Posters | AAC | Autism
What Hurts? Visual Support Posters for StudentsIncrease Language During Times of UpsetAs a special education teacher in a classroom of students with communication difficulties, I sometimes would find myself in a situation with students crying and not being able to communicate what happened. I have created an easy-to-use visual for my classroom to help students identify what is bothering them. What's Included:- What Hurts Whole Body Poster, No Sentence Stem - What Hurts Parts of Body Poster, No S
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Health
MRI Or CT Scan Social Story Hospital Procedure Story Autism Special Education
Preparing children for medical procedures can reduce fear and increase cooperation. This MRI Or CT Scan Social Story helps students understand what will happen during a hospital imaging visit. The story walks children through each step in a simple predictable way so they know what to expect. Clear visuals and short sentences support comprehension for young learners and students with autism communication differences and developmental delays. This resource is designed for special education classro
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Character Education, Health, Social Emotional Learning
Functional Communication Skills Rating Scale
A brief checklist of functional language skills to identify and monitor development of early skills such as responding to questions and labeling vocabulary. This scale could be used to as a language therapy goal such as “Johnny will improve communication on the area of functional language by increasing a rating of ‘1’ (described as Skill Not Observed) to a rating of ‘3’ (described as Skill Emerging, Minimum Prompting) for the following skills: Providing Personal Information, Following a 2 Ste
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Food Interaction Flip Charts for Picky Eaters
The Food Interaction Flip Chart is a great visual prompt and tool for picky eaters to work on decreasing their resistance to less familiar or non-preferred foods! We often start with a chewy, stick like preferred item such as Twizzlers, pretzel sticks/rods, veggie sticks, tri-color peppers cut in strips, etc. – present 5 times to the left, 5 times to the right, and 5 times in the middle. This helps decrease oral defensiveness. We also may start with familiar foods, foods we have explored before
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Today in Speech Therapy | FREE Parent Communication Checklist Handout in SPANISH
Hoy en la terapia del habla/lenguajeLooking for a way to increase your communication with parents with minimal effort? This FREE half-page handout is a great resource to keep in your classroom and have ready to go - just circle the activity you did and check off the target for the day!! Then send it home with your student after each session! That's it! Now parents will know exactly what you did with their children! You can even have students fill it out themselves! It can be a great exit activ
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Spanish
Differential Considerations for Autism
Did you know that according to the Centers for Disease Control, Autism has increased 320% from 2007 from where it was 1 in 150 to 1 in 36? Did you know that across the United States IDEA classifications of Autism have risen on average 11-14% in two years? Is your state/district also considering the neurodiverse view of Autism as part of treatment considerations? This tool, Differential Considerations for Autism, is for teams to use when considering whether a student meets eligibility for ASD or
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School Psychology
Pacing Boards Free
These pacing boards are perfect for helping children with motor planning issues or difficulty increasing sentence length. Laminate them, and you can write on them with a wipe off marker and use them over and over again. Includes two, three, four and five syllable/word pacing boards. Looking for products for Childhood Apraxia of Speech?Eat! VC Apraxia Boom Cards™Get Up! CVC VC Apraxia Boom Cards™Thank you for supporting my store. Click HERE to follow me, and be the first to know when I upl
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Speaking & Listening
BILINGUAL Hall Pass ENGLISH / SPANISH
BILINGUAL Hall Pass / Permiso del Pasillo ENGLISH / SPANISH Bilingual printable Hall Pass in English and Spanish. Perfect for the bilingual classroom! Students can write their own pass for you to sign off on! NO PREP What’s in this resource: - two pages with with 4 hall passes on it - one page is in English - one page is in Spanish - Images accompany the text for increased understanding Enjoy!
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Other (ELA), Spanish
Deaf Education Visual Calendar | Teacher of the Deaf Session Schedule
Need help structuring your sessions with students? Use this visual calendar to provide structure, build anticipation, and increase engagement and focus for students who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing. Just print, cut, laminate, and add Velcro to create an easy-to-pack resource that is perfect for itinerant teachers of the Deaf/Hard of Hearing. Included calendar item examples: Listening Check, Self Advocacy, Vocabulary Words, Phonemic Awareness, Worksheet, Seasonal Activities, etc. Included: 45 cards V
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Free Partner Strategies for AAC Core Vocabulary Handout
This 3 page handout provides some basic useful strategies partners (teachers, parents, and SLPs) can use to encourage and increase communication skills and aac use in students who are learning to communicate with aac.
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AAC Personalization Form for Teachers/SLPs
AAC Personalization form to send families/teachers to aid SLPs and SPED staff in personalizing their individual AAC devices to increase ownership, interest, and use of their device.
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Other (ELA), Vocabulary
Aspiration Precautions Sign/Handout
Aspiration precautions sign/handout for patients w/ dysphagia. Simple page to identify recommended diet/liquids modifications, method of medication administration, and recommended compensatory strategies. Great to post as signs in patient rooms in hospital/SNF to promote increased compliance, or to give to patients/family for education.
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Health, Other (Science)
Parent/Guardian IEP Questionnaire
This questionnaire can be sent home prior to the IEP meeting and/or with an IEP draft. It is designed to increase collaboration between teachers and parents during the IEP development or review process. This product will help to build a cohesive and collaborative IEP team!
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School Psychology
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