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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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Percent Correct Chart #1-25
I like to report the performance on tasks in percentage correct. Back in 1995 when I started working as an SLP, my dad created a nice spreadsheet for me that made scoring therapy trials easier without needing a calculator. He was a clinical social worker and a computer guy, so he knew exactly what I needed. Recently, I began a new job in which I had to track performance on tasks that had up to 70 responses! I got tired of looking for my calculator and remembered Dad's spreadsheet, but it only we
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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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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
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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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
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.
Check out the AAC Custom Categories in my store found here
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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
Fillable AAC Implementation Plan
Adults are 42% more likely to accomplish a goal if they write it down. This fillable AAC implementation plan encourages AAC support for students by providing educators with a way to create and write down a plan. Students need their teachers and support staff to model AAC. Teachers and support staff usually need guidance to do that. Creating a plan helps facilitate that. A reasonable plan is a great way to increase buy-in for IEP team members.
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Speech Communication Note
The best way to praise your speech-language students and keep communication is by sending home post cards to parents. These post cards are so cute and make communicating with parents, managing behavior and increasing engagement and motivation easy! To make them smaller post cards, simply print them in landscape and select printing two documents per page!
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Speech Therapy IEP Goals and Data Tracking Sheet
✨ Keep speech therapy data organized and easy to track with this Speech Therapy Data Log! The first page includes space to write in student goals at the top. This chart includes a clear chart for documenting performance (percent accuracy), cueing level, cueing type, and notes. Perfect for IEP progress monitoring, parent communication, and keeping therapy sessions on track. Stay organized while saving time with this simple, effective tool!
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AAC Skill Inventory, Goals and Data Collection
This AAC Skills Inventory, Goals and Data Collection resource is the perfect learning solution to begin Augmentative and Alternative Communication Intervention. This product is packed with information about the foundations of AAC communication to share with therapists, teachers, classroom support staff and other related professionals. Increasing numbers of individuals across all ages, abilities and demographics are accessing and using AAC in order to interact with, participate in, and enact c
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Also included in: AAC Communication Starter BUNDLE w/ BONUS AAC Device Tags
Look, Wait, Listen - Communication Poster for SPED Teachers & Staff
Posters created to teach and encourage teachers to allow students to take the lead to elicit and build communication in the classroom.
These posters are designed for students with developmental delays who struggle with communication.
The focus is not articulation but increasing sounds and utterances for children with special needs.
1 - legal size (summarizing all 3).
3 - 8 x 11 sheets (seperating each one - LWL.
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Speaking & Listening
Private Practice Speech Therapy Provider Referral Form
Provider Speech Therapy Referral FormComplete provider speech therapy referral form with all the essential information you need! Use this PDF and add your company logo to create your own provider referral form. This is a great tool to give local providers for marketing, to increase ease of the referral process, and to improve communication between providers and therapists! Wonderful resource for your private practice! Let me know if you'd like me to make one for physical therapy or occupation
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For All Subjects
Single Session: Dysarthria Treatment
This comprehensive digital printable is designed to support the SLP fully from start to finish across a therapy session. This resource is intended for treatment of dysarthria often experienced by adults following a stroke or due to other neurological impairments. Targets for this session plan include enunciation and reduced speech rate, with additional suggestions to target other domains. These 6 pages include the following: -smart goals -instructions for completing the session -visual aids -op
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Speech Therapy IEP Goal and Data Tracker with Cue Levels
✨ Keep speech therapy data organized and easy to track with this Speech Therapy Data Log! This version features more rows per page for more concise paperwork. The first page includes space to write in student goals at the top. This chart includes a clear chart for documenting performance (percent accuracy), cueing level, cueing type, and notes. Perfect for IEP progress monitoring, parent communication, and keeping therapy sessions on track. Stay organized while saving time with this simple, eff
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Feature Matching Chart for the Top 13+ Robust iOS Symbol-Based AAC Apps
This expanded chart includes an in-depth comparison of features & support resources across the most commonly used 13 robust iOS symbol-based AAC apps: Avaz AAC - Lifetime EditionClicker Communicator: AACCoughDrop (5/17/25 is the last time it will be included. The app hasn’t been updated in over a year and has no signs of the increasing glitchiness being resolved. I no longer recommend this app. It will be removed from this resource in the next update.)Flexspeak VPP (added 5/17/25)GoTalk Now / G
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Speaking & Listening
Also included in: AAC Feature Matching Resource Bundle
Play, Theory of Mind, Narrative Skills, Gestures, Central Coherence
When assessing "pragmatics" it is important to assess more than just "social expectations". It is critically important to assess Play, Narrative development, development of Gestures, Theory of Mind, and Central Coherence especially when a potential diagnosis/educational classification of Autism. This 6 page handout assists with looking at these skills along the developmental continuum so that a percent of delay and/or therapeutic goals can be written.
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School Psychology
Observational/Speech Behavior Counting Form for Teachers and Parents
We know that our students acquire their speech-language goals and objectives within the therapy room. We also know that the next hurdle involves generalization and maintenance--and the classroom teacher is instrumental in that process of successful remediation. This observational/behavior counting form that can be used by classroom teachers as they observe target production in utterances with increasing length and complexity. These observations can take place during moments of oral reading, rep
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For All Subjects, Speaking & Listening
SAFETY AWARENESS- Call Button Printout (ENGLISH)
If your patient has poor safety awareness but can be redirected, it may be beneficial to have a sign posted within sight to act as a visual cue. I made this sign so that I could quickly print, and provide a resource for patients who have a high risk for falling. This can also be utilized during therapy to increase safety awareness with spaced time retrieval and errorless learning.
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FREE Myths of Augmentative Communication Handout SLPs Parents Teachers
Are you constantly battling the myths of AAC and the misconception of parents, teachers, and others? This handout talks about the myths and truths of providing and using an augmentative communication system with students. Dispelling the mistaken beliefs that often prevent students from receiving the services and communication systems they need will not only be beneficial for these students, but also for the teachers who often struggle to teach them in the absence of a mode of expressive commun
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IEP Impact Statement & Adverse Effects Speech Therapy Fill-In Blank Templates
Crafting insightful and individualized IEP Impact Statements and accurately documenting Adverse Effects can be time-consuming and overwhelming. Stop drowning in paperwork with these pre-written editable IEP Templates for Impact Statements and Adverse Effects. This innovative resource provides a collection of pre-written, customizable templates designed to streamline your IEP writing process. Simply fill in the blanks with student-specific information, and you'll have well-crafted, legally sou
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Speaking & Listening
Quick Articulation Screener and Speech Language Screenings: Ages 2 through 12th
Grab these quick and easy speech-language screening tools for ages 2 through 12th grade to help determine whether a student may demonstrate delays in: Pragmatics Expressive language Receptive language Articulation This comprehensive informal screening system allows you to quickly identify areas of concern and determine which assessments you may need next if IEP goals are warranted. A word list is included for fast articulation screening, and language skills are clearly listed by level s
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