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Supporting Play Routines: Ways to Increase and Decrease Challenge
Visual for adults supporting play routines in children, such as parents, SLPAs, daycare staff, educational assistants, and more. The information provided describes how to increase or decrease challenge for children learning about play routines and when this may be appropriate.
PreK - 1st
Social Emotional Learning
/S/-blends Say & Color / Articulation therapy / S-blends
Say & Color /s/ blends - use this coloring sheet to target s-blends for students who need articulation therapy. This coloring sheet includes initial /s/ blend words. Increase or decrease complexity based on students' goals. Practice each word 10x to reach 100 trials!!!
2nd - 5th
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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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Dinosaur Voice | Visuals to Help Improve Intelligibility with Masks FREEBIE
Dinosaur Voice! This FREEBIE includes: Dinosaur Voice Posters (English and Spanish)Dinosaur Voice Circle Visuals (English and Spanish)Check my instagram post for more details on Dinosaur Voice! I made these visuals to help my students (and teachers) to be more intelligible while wearing masks. After all, most of my students have a hard time modulating how loud and clear they need to be when wearing a mask in order to be understood. It’s no secret that masks dampen sound and can muffle the spe
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Speaking & Listening
Stuttering Fluency Smooth Speech Strategies Visual
Use this visual to remind students of the strategies that they can use to increase their speech fluency and decrease stuttering moments.
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Speech Therapy Cueing Hierarchy Parent Handout
This is a great handout when working with parents to teach them how to increase and decrease support during communication interaction. Printing instructions: 1. Click print 2. When the print screen comes up, select "fit" under the header "paper sizing and handling" Follow these printing instructions to print a full size page.
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Rate of Speech Visual
Use this Rate of Speech visual to support students on your caseload who have increased/decreased rates of speech that impact intelligibility. Our goal is to use "turtle talk". I like to increase auditory awareness by saying a sentence either too fast, too slow, or just right and having the student point at which animal I sounded like. Then, we switch roles. I also provide this visual to teachers to use in their classroom.
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CCSS
SL.K.6
Giving Choices
Teach your students or children how to communicate when they can't get what they want through giving them choices! Increase social emotional health, decrease tantrums, and facilitate a peaceful classroom/home environment!
PreK - 2nd
Social Emotional Learning
Ugly Sweater Laundry - Articulation Game
This is a game that is played with students by hanging the sweaters on a line to "dry". Occasionally, nature interferes and you have to take your line in, or you can choose to "re-wash" your sweaters. Included are word lists for /r/, /th/, /l/, /s,z/, /f/, and /k,g/. The cards are instructions for production, so you can use any word list that you choose, not only the one that is included. Print off extra copies of the trouble/laundry cards to increase or decrease the challenge as needed for your
PreK - 8th
Ugly Sweater Laundry - Language Game
This is a game that is played with students by hanging the sweaters on a line to "dry". Occasionally, nature interferes and you have to take your line in, or you can choose to "re-wash" your sweaters. Clip art by: KlouiseDigiArt (http://www.etsy.com/shop/KlouiseDigiArt), Graphics Factory (http://www.graphicsfactory.com/), & Maree Truelove (http://mareetruelove.blogspot.com/) Included are cards for: WH questions (WHO/WHAT/WHEN/WHERE), idioms, holiday jokes, and pronoun fill-in-the-blanks (he/s
2nd - 7th
Stuttering Therapy: Easy Onset, Stretching, & Light Contact- At the Skatepark!
This Boom Cards deck supports stuttering therapy using the speech fluency enhancing strategies of easy onset with breath & stretch and light contact. Stuttering strategies are to assist in decreasing the struggle of dysfluent speech. Prompts include phrases and sentences of ever increasing syllabic count. This also pairs kinesthetic movement with target stuttering strategies for increasing generalization of skill. With mediated learning, you control your student's rate of speech by
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Speaking & Listening
CCSS
CCRA.SL.1
, CCRA.SL.4
, CCRA.SL.6
FREE Rate of Speech Visual for Speech Therapy
🐢🐆 FREE Rate of Speech Visual Support Tool 🐆🐢 Looking for a simple, effective way to help students self-monitor their speech rate in speech therapy? 💬 This visual tool makes pacing concrete, interactive, and easy to understand! 🙌✨ 🧠 How It Works: Students use a visual continuum from a turtle (slow rate) to a cheetah (fast rate) to help regulate and adjust their speaking speed 🗣️⚖️ 🛠️ Simple Setup: 🖨️ Print and laminate the visual 📎 Place a paper clip at the top ↔️ Slide the
Speaking & Listening
Motivational trial tracking boards
Motivational trial tracking boards. Laminate and add stick-on velcro. Motivate students! They put smiley faces on a chart following each trial. Give them visual reminders of how many trials they are being asked to complete. Increase compliance and decrease off-task behaviors. Include a visual reminder of a reward they are working towards.
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For All Subjects
Voice Volume Visuals by Peachie Speechie
Visuals for voice volume in color and black and white! The perfect visual cue to let your students know what their voice volume is. I most often use these during my speech therapy sessions when working on breath support and increasing or decreasing volume. I hope you enjoy these FREE visuals! You'll also love our other great visuals: Prompts on a Stick: Visual RemindersIf you have any questions, please email me at Meredith@peachiespeechie.com
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Vocal Music
I Use My Device to Talk! AAC Social Story for Behavior
"I Use My Device to Talk!" is an interactive AAC social story to help students learn that their AAC device is for talking, not for throwing. The story focuses on using the AAC device for functional communication in order to decrease problem behavior and increase engagement. Also, the built-in communication board can be used for the teacher or parent to practice their AAC modeling skills. Additional resources: YouTube video of social story: Social Story VideoAT4Kids website: AT4Kids
PreK - 2nd
First Work ... Then Break Visuals
Many students with behavior issues, difficulty staying on task, autism and other differences have difficulty working on tasks that are difficult. They find it difficult to stay on task and often require frequent breaks. This product is comprised of visual supports designed to increase time on task, decrease frequency of breaks and allow student choice of incentives. It is designed to move through 4 "cycles" of "first work ... then break" to 2 "cycles". Cycles are determined by length of sess
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FREE GUIDE: What is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
Enjoy our FREE introductory guide to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and the scientific approach to evaluating and changing behavior for the better. This is a free sample of the full introductory guide. ABA stands for Applied Behavior Analysis. This is a scientific approach to evaluating and changing behavior. A focus is put on promoting meaningful change in a person's life by increasing socially significant behaviors and decreasing challenging behaviors. This approach focuses on behavior analy
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
FREEBIE Vagabond Verbs Simple Present Tense Sentences, -ss/-zz + -es BOOM Cards
Robbie the Robber helps your child learn their way around the confusing world of English verbs. This deck has 4 verbs ending in -s or -z in English to practice the simple present tense, adding another -s or -z, and then the required -es on he/she/it pronouns. The deck is targeting the sentence level.The deck includes the verbs: Quiz, whiz, bus, plusRobbie the Robber will allow children to practice the simple present tense to expand the accuracy of their verb conjugations and increase their
K - 3rd
Grammar, Vocabulary
Action Words for increasing MLU and present progressive verbs
Action words for increasing MLU and working on -ing verbs. These picture cards can also be used to target pronouns or identifying verbs.
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Parent Handouts: Toys to Increase Speech & Language Skills
As Black Friday nears and shopping lists are made, SLPs have the the opportunity to recommend great toys to increase speech and language skills. I wanted to make some handouts to send home with my students this month. I made two different handouts. One handout is for toddlers and one handout is for preschoolers. Each handouts has a four general toy recommendations and some ideas about how to encourage communication skills.
PreK
Percent Delay and Age Calculator
A must have for Early Intervention and play-based assessments, but can also be used for any discipline that needs to calculate a child's chronological age for testing purposes.Calculate the age of a child in years, months and determine the percent delay. Very easy to use....just enter your information into the green boxes and everything is calculated automatically.To calculate the age of the child, enter the date of birth and your testing date. To calculate the percent delay, enter the child's a
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Words of Increasing Length and Complexity FREE
Words of increasing length that are real, semantically related words. Perfect for use with speech, voice and language activities for children or adult learners. Words progress from one to three syllables. These words are appropriate for adult clients with dysarthria, aphasia or voice disorders. For children or adults with apraxia. Appropriate for accent modification or ESL / ELL practice. This is a brief free version of the full product.
2nd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
FREE No-Prep MAP Reading Test Prep Lesson & Quiz | Week 1 Sample | Grades 3 & 4
Grab a FREE complete, no-prep lesson from my best-selling MAP Mastery ELA Bundle! Are you looking for a high-quality, classroom-tested resource to get your 3rd and 4th graders ready for the MAP® Reading test? This free sample of Week 1 gives you a glimpse into the comprehensive 16-week program that will save you hours of planning time and help your students build confidence and mastery in ELA. I originally created this entire program for my own students, and I'm excited to share this free lesso
3rd - 4th
ELA Test Prep, Reading, Writing
Free Increasing Language with Toys and Play Handout
Looking for a handout for parents about playing with their child to build language skills?Building Language with Toys and Play is meant to be a starting point for knowing how to use toys to build your child’s receptive and expressive language skills. The ‘old-fashioned,’ pre-technology toys are often some of the best toys for developing language skills, because they are more open ended and require some action or interaction.The examples provided list ideas for building receptive language (unders
PreK - 3rd
Speaking & Listening
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