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FREE Book List for Increasing Language and Vocabulary in Early Childhood
Curated book list for young learners (ages 2-6) organized by categories. A great list of vocabulary-rich books that can be used to help build language skills or to be used during theme-based learning. Great as a resource for speech-language pathologists, special education teachers, regular education teachers, and parents! Please leave feedback! Thanks so much for downloading this free resource and checking out my store!
PreK - K
Basic Concepts - Speech Therapy • Featuring WallyKazam, PJ Masks, & PAW Patrol
Use your favorite characters to target basic concepts including: big/small, prepositions, pronouns, labeling, counting, color matching, increasing MLU, multisyllabic words, weak syllable deletion, consonant clusters, answering WH questions, same vs. different, "Which does not belong?", and attributes. Featuring characters from WallyKazam, PJ Masks, and PAW Patrol. Big/SmallPrepositionsPronounsLabelingCountingColor matchingIncreasing MLUMultisyllabic wordsWeak syllable deletionConsonant clusters
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Speaking & Listening
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Basic Concepts - Speech Therapy • Featuring Superheroes & Transformers
Use your favorite characters to target basic concepts including: big/small, prepositions, pronouns, labeling, counting, color matching, increasing MLU, multisyllabic words, weak syllable deletion, consonant clusters, articulation - /l/ in initial, medial, final word positions and /s/ blends, answering WH questions, same vs. different, "Which does not belong?", and attributes. Featuring various superheroes and Transformers. Big/SmallPrepositionsPronounsLabelingCountingColor matchingIncreasing M
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Speaking & Listening
FREE AAC Handout for Preschool and Parents
***Please rate & review this FREE resource if you used it - TPT store owners thrive on reviews! ***Your feedback will help me to create more helpful resources. This FREE handout contains information about Augmentative and Alternative Information (AAC) for you to share with parents, preschool or daycare staff, and educational support workers. It provides clear information about: What is AAC? How can we use AAC? How to make AAC accessible for the student DO's and DON'Ts of AAC A quick user gu
PreK
FREE AAC Handout for Kindergarten staff and parents
This FREE handout contains quick and easy tips about Augmentative and Alternative Information (AAC) for you to share with Kindergarten teachers, parents and educational assistants or support workers. ***Please rate & review this FREE resource if you used it - TPT store owners thrive on good reviews! ***Your feedback will help me to create more helpful resources. It provides clear information about: What is AAC? How can we use AAC? How to make AAC accessible for the student DO's and DON'Ts of A
Kindergarten
Speech and Language at Home: Narrating Routines
One way to increase the quality and quantity of language at home is to narrate routines. This is an easy-to-read handout for parents that describes the technique of narrating routines.
PreK - 1st
Ocean Theme Interactive Activity Freebie
We hope you and your students enjoy this Ocean Themed Interactive Language Activity. Target a variety of expressive and receptive language goals in speech therapy such as: - Increasing MLU - Labeling - Describing objects - Size Concepts - Yes/No questions This is our very first product so please reach out to us to provide feedback and we will make necessary changes. If you like it, please take a moment to provide feedback so that we can continue to improve our products for you! Directions1. OP
PreK - 3rd
Consonant Vowel Consonant Vowel with vowel change C1V1C1V2 Apraxia / Phonology
C1V1C1V2 This activity is a fun and colorful way to work on simple sound combinations of consonant/vowel, consonant/vowel with the same target consonant and shifting vowel sounds (C1V1C1V2). These combinations teach a child to use early sounds in duplication and shift to a different vowel sound. Great to work on with children who have speech sound disorders or Apraxia of speech. Directions/Suggestions * Print and laminate or print on card stock for increased durability * Ideas include: fla
PreK - 3rd
Parent Handout- Fall
Use this hand out to give parents ideas on how to increase language during the Fall!
Young children learn best through play- which means ideas to use at home that are full of learning opportunities! This packet is geared toward preschoolers and includes family friendly, day-to-day activities.
4 Learning through Play Activity Sheets
Leaves, pumpkins, car and school ideas!
No prep- just print and send home with your preschoolers at the end of you treatment session!
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PreK - 1st
SLP Language Recommendations to Parents Guide
A useful tool that can be provided to parents to help increase their child's language development. These recommendations can also be used as part of the recommendations of a speech and language evaluation.
PreK - 2nd
Interactive Alphabet Book Letter A
This freebie offers an interactive alphabet book for the letter A. Each pages consists of a picture and the corresponding word that begins with the letter A. The child is asked to match the pictures to each page in order to increase overall language skills. This is a great activity for speech therapy in early intervention due to the interactiveness while targeting phonemic awareness and vocabulary!
PreK - 2nd
Vocabulary
FREE Clear Speech Strategies - Voice, Dysarthria, Low Intelligibility, Caregiver
FREE! FREE! FREE!This list of tips will teach non-SLPs how to effectively communicate, thereby revealing competence and increasing confidence in the student (and communication partner)! Target populations: voice, dysarthria, oral-motor weakness, low-intelligibility. For more school-focused tips, check out this FREE resource: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Communicating-with-Unintelligible-Students-Guide-For-TeachersParents-6897833#show-price-update This checklist is appropri
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Basic Concepts - Speech Therapy • Featuring Cars
Use your favorite Cars characters to target basic concepts including: big/small, prepositions, pronouns, labeling, counting, color matching, increasing MLU, multisyllabic words, weak syllable deletion, consonant clusters, answering WH questions, same vs. different, "Which does not belong?", and attributes. Big/SmallPrepositions PronounsLabelingCountingColor matchingIncreasing MLUMultisyllabic wordsWeak syllable deletionConsonant clustersAnswering WH questions Same vs. different "Which does not
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Speaking & Listening
FREE 5 Tips for Communicating with Unintelligible Students - Teachers/Parents
FREE! FREE! FREE!This list of tips will teach non-SLPs how to effectively communicate with a highly-unintelligible student, thereby revealing competence and increasing confidence in the student (and communication partner)! For a more medical-focused list, check out: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Clear-Speech-Strategies-Voice-Dysarthria-Low-Intelligibility-Caregiver-6930084#show-price-update This checklist is appropriate for: Parents/FamilyTeachers/ClassmatesAdministratorsG
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Be Clear Speech Strategies - Handout
This is a 'Be Clear' speech strategy handout which is typically used by Speech Pathologist who is working with clients who want to increase their speech intelligibility. Can give to your adult or paediatric clients.It is simple to read and follow Vibrant visual illustrationHope you enjoy this resource.
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Informational Text
FREE Shared Reading Handout - Eliciting and Scaffolding Language
For students with language disorders who are just developing - or have not developed any - literacy skills, shared reading is an essential classroom tool for increasing background knowledge, providing access to texts, and increasing important language skills. Shared reading is not about students learning to answer questions; it is about developing a love for reading, being exposed to a variety of texts, and beginning to use emergent reading skills. This is a handout with points to remember about
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Also included in: AAC Core Words Curriculum Teaching Resource Bundle for Speech Therapy
Language Stimulation Strategies to Implement During Play and Daily Routines
This educational handout provides both speech-language pathologists and parents information about language stimulation strategies to implement during play and daily routines. These strategies can be used to increase expressive and receptive language skills. The handout also includes specific language activities to implement for children between the ages of birth to three. There are references listed to provide SLPs a resource list for additional articles and website when conducting research in t
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English Language Arts
FREE Speech Sound Hand Cues PDF
Download this FREE Speech Therapy Hand Cues PDF to give to parents/caregivers to help them work with their children at home (using these visuals) on their speech articulation skills! *See these cues in action! https://youtu.be/yy1LrKg3fFs Visual speech hand cues are great way to improve correct production of targeted phonemes and speech sounds and are easy to fade when decreasing cueing! Why use Speech Sound Hand Cues?! Visual, Tactile and Verbal cues are some of the MOST effective ways to teac
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Speaking & Listening
Free Mini Book for Speech | Picnic-Themed Gestalt Sentence Frame for GLPs
Introduce your students to early sentence frames with this free printable mini book for speech therapy—designed especially for gestalt language processors (GLPs) in Phases 1-3. Centered around the playful, functional gestalt “Time to get the + noun!”, this resource models early commenting and labeling while supporting visual comprehension, phonemic awareness, and literacy-based routines. The Picnic Time theme is simple, familiar, and relatable—making it perfect for early communicators, hype
PreK - 1st
Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
Caregiver Handout for “Up" | Speech Therapy Daily Routines
Help little ones learn one of their first meaningful words—“ up”! This caregiver handout from the growing guidebook, First Words: Simple Strategies to Help Your Child Learn and Use Their First Words, includes practical, easy-to-use strategies and activities to support early language development in toddlers and late talkers. Designed for caregivers, parents, SLPs, and early childhood educators, this resource focuses on helping children learn to say “up” through daily routines, play, and natural
PreK
Speaking & Listening
Core Vocabulary Editable Symbol Adapted Book: BIG
This editable adapted book gives you the ability to add your own symbols that are used on your student’s AAC device or communication board. All you need to do is upload the image file into the PDF once you open it and then print! Here is the YOUTUBE TUTORIAL! You can then clear out that image and put in a different one if you have students that use different symbols on their devices or communication boards but, all students can have the books with the symbols they need! Each book is ten page
PreK - 12th
Also included in: Core Vocabulary Editable Symbol Adapted Books for Speech Therapy Lessons
FREE Speech Therapy Handouts and Infographics - Articulation, Language, and More
Free speech therapy printables! Developmental milestones, hierarchies, and graphics for SLPs and educators, as well as parent handouts for speech therapy. Great information and handouts for National Speech Language Hearing Month in May!The printables cover various topics to use as cheat sheets or handouts, including: articulation and speech intelligibility normslanguage milestones and hierarchiesspeech and hearing anatomy images labeledways to elicit language developmentsteps to building verbal
K - 3rd
Adapted Books for Special Education | Free Adapted Book
Are you looking for hands-on and engaging resources for your students? Do your students need to work on their movement and symbol recognition skills? If so, this adapted book is perfect to use with your special education and autism students. On each page of this adapted book, your students will be faced with an image of a person performing a movement. Students have to find the symbol for the movement that the child is doing. This is a great opportunity for students to work on their reading
PreK - 1st
Early Language Ideas for Home - Early Intervention Freebie for Speech Therapy
This free early intervention resource was designed for speech therapists to share with parents, as a way to support parents to use language strategies during play and daily routines at home. There are four play ideas, three daily routines, and two additional activities outlined in this resource, alongside 10 language strategies. The activities suggested have been chosen as they are common toys/activities that are done in the home environment, and can be easily supported through parent-c
PreK - 2nd
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