Not Grade Specific Programs Handouts for Easel
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Dysgraphia and Dyspraxia Visual Motor Activities
Authored by Dr. Erica Warren, a seasoned educational therapist, and publisher, Dysgraphia and Dyspraxia Visual-Motor Activities was created for students of all ages with poor visual-motor or fine motor skills, so they develop this needed skill while having fun. Visual-motor or fine motor is the ability to coordinate one's eye with one's hands in a proficient, coordinated, and precise manner. Those with weak skills often exhibit problems with pencil grip, letter formation, word spacing, drawing,
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Also included in: Visual Processing Activities Bundle
Following Directions With Basic Concepts Active Listening Game DHH Hearing Loss
Are you looking for a fun way to practice listening and following directions? This game gets kids listening, moving, and giggling! This is an action-packed listening activity that targets basic concepts, verbs, and one and multi-step directions. TOW THE LINE is well-loved by preschool and school-aged kids and can be easily leveled up or down to meet their listening and language goals. Ideal for: Parents, Speech Therapists, Auditory Verbal Therapists, Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Heari
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Also included in: GAME BUNDLE TWO 14 Listening and Spoken Language Games DHH Hearing Loss
Autism 32 Speech Tips, Help Child Speak, Speech Goals- Hanen Parent Education
Wow what a great resource. Hanen and other approaches. Includes Joint Engagement and Play Stages & Brief Speech Therapy Goals for expressive, receptive, joint attention & pragmatics. Includes Table of Contents. Helpful for planning speech therapy tasks & emailing this PDF to parents after a client session. Don't talk so much and bore your parent after a session. Just email your parent's this PDF chockful of strategies that would take you 15-20 minutes to talk about. When a child has a speech la
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No W Sitting: Therapy Positioning Visuals (Early Intervention, school, IEP)
W-Sitting is the position therapists, parents, caregivers, and teachers should always discourage. This position is harmful to the joints of the hips and knees. Try using this resource to discourage W-Sitting in children and to promote better positioning options with the use of visuals.
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Also included in: IEP Physical/Occupational Therapy Bundle (School)
Stages of Play So Important for Children Autism Special Needs Ages 2 months-5 yr
A great evidence based resource for Speech Language Pathologists, SLPA, Special Needs instructors, Exceptional Education teachers, parents, educators or anyone who works with young children ages 2 months - 5 years plus including autistic and special needs children. This informative guide will delineate the 4 Play Stages according to their developmental level. There is a progression of play in a child's development. Easel ready for you! The PDF will also give examples of what can be skillfully ob
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HELP My Child to Speak! - Talk Tips - Great for Parent and Speech Therapist
Finally and WOW what a great resource. Have you ever been asked "What things can I do to help my child speak?" and then forget everything you learned as a Speech Language Pathologist or SLPA? Well, here it is! Don't talk so much and bore your parent after a session! This handy PDF has boatloads of tips to help a child speak. Includes Joint Engagement and Play Stages & Brief Speech Therapy Goals for expressive, receptive, joint attention & pragmatics. Includes Table of Contents. I have used this
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Speaking & Listening
G.O.A.T. Debate. Opinion. Sports. History. Speaking. Template. ELA. ESL.
A lesson about G.O.A.T.s - who is the Greatest Of All-Time? Students decide for each category and then share their answers and argue / debate with facts, logic. Includes.1. Select the GOAT and then compare, debate with others. 2. Discussion questions about GOATs. Cut up or read out and debate. 3. G.O.A.T. debate organizer. Students list 3 reasons and supporting evidence for their choice of GOAT to prepare. 4. GOAT essay writing template. ESL, EFL, ESOL, essay, debate, sports, argument, p
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English Language Arts
CCSS
CCRA.SL.1
, CCRA.L.3
I Wish My Teacher Knew
$1.25 Not grade specific Do you want to get to know your students better? Teachers and parents are partners in raising children and that’s a huge responsibility. Teachers want and need to know how their students are doing not just academically but also socially and emotionally as well. Allowing children to express themselves (anonymously if they wish) could alleviate some of the stress they may be experiencing. It also makes the classroom a safe and supportive environment and gives the child a
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School Psychology
Waves ESL Una Onda /Bi-LINGUAL/Distant Learning/ Spanish Study Guides
Electromagnetic Radiation and Waves Una Onda Study Guides Set includes the following visualstudy guides in both English and Spanish. Waves—El conjunto de tarjetas de radiación electromagnética y ondas incluye las siguientes flashcards visuales: Electromagnetic Radiation, radiation, wave, electromagnetic wave, vacuum, medium, period, wavelength, frequency, hertz, amplitude, electromagnetic spectrum, radio waves, microwaves, infrared radiation, visible light, colors of visible light, ultraviol
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Science, Spanish
Therapy Treasure Checklist-Infants (early intervention)
This is an awesome handout to use for DIY fine and gross motor skills for infants with materials/items that parents already have readily available, and can be used as a pre-planning tool for Teletherapy sessions and/or home visits
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COLOR CODED POTTY TRAINING METER/Sticker Chart (early intervention, school)
This handout can be used for teaching little ones how to Potty Train successfully with visual support, awareness cues and supportive feedback
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Also included in: IEP Physical/Occupational Therapy Bundle (School)
Vocabulary Exposure Planning Worksheet
Use this quick planning sheet to help expand a child's vocabulary in their every day life. Take what they love or what they are doing and use that to your advantage. Why a Planning Worksheet?Research shows that typically developing children need 14 exposures to a new word and children with delays need at least 40 exposures (Marzano).Giving children enough knowledge about vocabulary through different types of exposures (books, field trips, videos, sensory activities, games, songs) helps support
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Vocabulary
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