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Simon Says Action Cards and Digital Slides
Are your class Google Meets or Zoom meetings chaotic? Is it hard to get your students engaged in one on one and small group sessions? This fun game of Simon Says is perfect for distance learning and teletherapy will add fun and structure to your next student video chat! With 25 action visuals and editable headers, it is an awesome way to practice following directions and imitating motor movements. Other Great Resources from The Alternative Way to Pre-KNew Classmate Social StoryPre-K AssessmentA
PreK - 1st
Early Language Verb Activities - Speech Therapy Unit for Toddlers & Preschoolers
Support late-talking toddlers and preschoolers with language delays using this comprehensive Verb Themed Early Language Unit. Designed for Early Intervention and Speech Therapy, this resource introduces 12 common verbs (open, sleep, kick, walk, sit, hug, run, read, fix, jump, brush, help) to help children build their vocabulary and create varied sentence structures. This unit aligns with the evidence-based Focused Stimulation therapy approach, featuring engaging, easy-to-follow activities for
PreK
FREE /T/ and /K/ Minimal Pairs Speech Handout (Fronting/Backing)
Need help working on speech sounds?! Specifically for FRONTING and BACKING?! This worksheet is JUST for you! What is Fronting? Fronting is a phonological process (a pattern of errors) that occurs when a child produces a sound that is made in the BACK of the mouth, in the FRONT of the mouth! * Hence the name! One example, is when a child might say "tat" for "cat!" Cue this minimal pairs worksheet to help reduce FRONTING speech errors! What is Backing? Backing is also a phonological process (a pat
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Farm Themed Early Language Activities- Early Intervention Speech Therapy
Support late-talking toddlers and preschoolers with language delays to develop their vocabulary with this engaging Farm Themed Early Language Unit. Perfect for Early Intervention and Speech Therapy, this resource introduces 12 key words, including 8 farm animal names (e.g., cow, pig, sheep), 2 verbs, and 2 social words. Designed using evidence-based strategies, it helps children at the single-word level of language development build their vocabulary and language skills. This unit is part o
PreK
DAYC-2 Communication DIGITAL CLICKABLE CHECKBOX Assessment Form
Description A clickable checkbox version of the DAYC-2 Receptive and Expressive Communication forms.This product includes:Digital, clickable checkboxes right in the Word document for both formsTest DescriptionsScore InterpretationPaste this form directly in to your report:It's Fast!Gives Qualitative information regarding the level of commjnication skills the child has.No need to type out strengthsand weaknesses in your report...just copy and paste!Gives depth and quality to your reportSupports a
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FREE /T/ and /D/ Minimal Pairs Worksheet for VOICING/DEVOICING
Need help teaching a child correct speech sounds like the /t/ and /d/ sounds?! This worksheet is JUST for you! Is your child VOICING or DEVOICING?! What is voicing? Voicing is a phonological process (pattern of speech errors) that happens when the tongue is in the correct position for the targeted sound production; however, the vocal cords are turned ON, instead of OFF, hence, VOICING the sound. An example of this would be "dake" for "take" or any of the examples on this worksheet! DEVOICING i
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IEP Snapshot and Accommodation Cards (Editable)
This IEP snapshot includes an editable version and non-editable version. These are great for filling out and handing out to regular classroom teachers for a quick reference sheet. I also like to print my whole caseload out for myself to use as a quick reference! These are a life saver. Categories on this snapshot include:Student Name Grade Teacher Eligibility IEP End Date Case Manager Goals Classroom Accommodation Testing Accommodations Service Times Other Things Teachers May Want to Know Th
K - 8th
Transport Themed Early Language Activities- Early Intervention Speech Therapy
This Transport Themed Early Language Unit has been designed to help you confidently and easily support late-talking toddlers and pre-schoolers with language delays to develop their vocabulary and language skills by introducing 7 vehicle names, two verbs, and three concepts. This Early Language Unit is also included in the Early Language Units Bundle. Please do not purchase this resource if you have purchased the bundle.Transport Themed Early Language Unit- This includes research, plans, a
PreK
I Like and I Don't Like Early Intervention Speech EDITABLE Interactive Books
These 2 editable intervention books are perfect for students who are building expressive language to make personal choices. Featuring real pictures of common items, these books make it super easy for you to print. laminate, and make it interactive with Velcro. You can print the choices I used OR you can add your own student's photo, name, personal pictures (including family members) to make it their own special book. My student needed a way to help him learn how to express his likes and disli
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Speaking & Listening
PRAXIS STUDY GUIDE (SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY)
46 paged study guide including ALL information you need to know on the praxis - No need to study any other information! - Passed with high score using this study guide! - Tips and tricks are in study guide! Do you know you can get TpT credit to use on future purchases?Log in and go to your “My Purchases” page. Click on the “Provide Feedback” button next to your purchase. You can leave a review for the product, and will earn credits toward your next paid product on TPT! #SLP #Speechtherapy #PRAXI
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A-Level English Language: Introduction Bundle
A-Level English Language – Introduction to Lexis, Grammar, and Phonetics (Growing Bundle)Start your A-Level English Language course with this comprehensive Introduction to Language Bundle, covering the essential building blocks of linguistic study: lexis, grammar, and phonetics. These fully planned lesson slides provide clear explanations, engaging activities, and modelled analysis tasks to help students develop confidence with key terminology and skills from day one. In the Bundle:Check each re
8th - 12th, Higher Education
English Language Arts
CCSS
L.11-12.1a
, L.11-12.3
, L.11-12.4c
+6
Turn Taking in Conversation | Social Skills | Digital & Green Screen FREEBIE
Do you have emerging communicators who do not know how to continue a conversation? I do. That is why I created this resource that supports them in responding to what a person says. In this free turn taking resource, Meng makes 4 statements. Students are then prompted to respond by asking a question or commenting to continue the conversation. This resource Facilitates Social Interaction: Turn-taking provides structured opportunities for children to engage with peers, fostering social connectio
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Romeo & Juliet - Twisted Shakespeare - Small Group Reader's Theater
This is a Reader's Theater written for 3 students. In the script, Romeo and Juliet are starting to perform their play when Romeo admits he can NOT understand a word being said. Shakespeare has to explain it to them. There is a small writing/discussion prompt at the end for your students to respond to.I use reader's theaters to encourage my students to practice fluency. It is a fun way to do something that they need. I write small group reader's theaters so students will work better in centers
3rd - 6th, Adult Education
Drama, Reading, Short Stories
CCSS
RL.6.10
, RF.3.4
, RF.3.4a
+14
Sound Sequencing & Intelligibility of speech (Reduplication Handout)
This parent-friendly handout supports toddlers who have difficulty sequencing different consonant sounds across syllables and may rely on reduplication (repeating syllables such as “mama,” “baba,” or “dada”). As speech develops, children gradually learn to produce longer words with increased sound variety. Some toddlers need additional support to move beyond repetitive sound patterns and improve overall speech clarity and intelligibility. This resource helps speech-language pathologists and earl
PreK - 2nd
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#halfoffhalftime Language Notebook | Speech Therapy
INTERACTIVE LANGUAGE NOTEBOOK (DIGITAL FRIENDLY)- COMMON OBJECT - FUNCTION - WH- QUESTIONS - ACTIONS - PRONOUNS (SINGULAR + PLURAL) - SPATIAL CONCEPTS - ASSOCIATIONS - SEQUENCING - FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS Enjoying the notebooks? Check out these! Click Below!ARTICULATION SOUND NOTEBOOKCALM DOWN (SELF-REGULATION) NOTEBOOKFOLLOW MY TPT STORE →Click "Follow Me" on my Store Page for sales and freebies that I post! FREE TPT MONEY?Log in and go to your “My Purchases” page. Click on the “Provide Feedback”
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Customizable Speech Therapy Policy Agreement
This customizable policy agreement covers all the bases for your new private practice; with sections including: payment policy, contact and session details, cancellation and no show policy, permission to provide services, and authorization for release of information. Simply download the document and insert your company name, and contact details. It is also recommended to add a personalized header or footer.
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Gestalt Language Processing | Parent Coaching Guide | Speech Therapy
Many toddlers and preschoolers learn language in a gestalt way—by using scripts, echolalia, and longer phrases rather than single words. This handout is designed to help parents understand what gestalt language development is and how to support their child’s communication in a natural, responsive way.This guide explains key concepts in clear, parent-friendly language and provides practical strategies families can use during everyday routines and play.This handout includes:• A clear explanation o
PreK
Not Subject Specific
First Words for Toddlers | Speech Therapy Handout + Practice Page + Tracker
First Words | Early Language Development Handout for ToddlersSupport early communication with this parent-friendly First Words handout designed for toddlers and early language learners. This resource helps caregivers understand, model, and encourage first words during daily routines. What’s Included: First words overview and examples Daily routine ideas for modeling language Let’s Practice First Words page (color + black & white) First Words Tracker (color) This handout is ideal for: Early
PreK
Health, Not Subject Specific
Communication Passport Editable Template(New School, Starting School)Powerpoint
Communication Passport Template (New School, Starting School) - Template to personalize. * Autism, Special Education, Speech Therapy, Social Emotional Learning, SPED*A great resource to give to a new school so they can learn about how your child communicates, what their sensory preferences are, what makes them happy and sad, if they are on medication or need assistance with feeding/toileting etc.
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ABC Behaviour Chart
ABC Behaviour Chart- antecedent, behaviour, consequence. For use with early intervention caseload (parent coaching).
PreK
Presentation for early child language development
This presentation is perfect for sharing key information about child language development. It has many uses specific to early language learning, stages and early intervention- it can be used to educate the public or as a marketing presentation for private practice clinicians. It can also be used to educate parents 1:1. It can be used to present both virtually or in person. Slides include developmental milestones, and information about early intervention.
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Exclamations & Silly Sounds Task Cards For Functional Speech Sound Patterns
Boost Speech & play with exclamations! ALSO CHECK OUT THE EXCLAMATIONS & SOUNDS ACTION BOOK paired with the picture cards in this set. THERE ARE 3 FREEBIES IN THE PREVIEW!!Exclamations & Fun Words Task Cards Add-On for Action Sound Book Includes:1.8 Color-coded Charts listing order of the sound patterns 2.Visual support for Lips Ready - Can be used at the beginning of a session top to provide a verbal cue “lips ready” and/or visual cue to help student align jaw. I keep a “lips ready” visual on
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Also included in: Exclamations & Fun Words Action Book & Task Card Sound BUNDLE
Auditory Verbal Therapy Parent Education Checklist
This checklist helps therapists and parents assess the caregivers' knowledge about hearing loss and therapy strategies, identify strengths, and pinpoint areas where parents would like more information. By the end of a child's time in therapy, parents should feel comfortable with all of the information on this checklist. The checklist is written in parent-friendly language, with room for parents to take notes or write additional questions they may have about their child's hearing loss or therap
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Who, what, where sorting activity
8 images of people, job titles, or animals (e.g., Jojo Siwa, bird, etc.) 8 images of actions or things (e.g., driving, blueberries, etc.) 8 images of locations or places (e.g., bathroom, park, etc.) Images should be sorted based on asking who, what, and where questions. For example, the first image is of a doctor and belongs in the "who" category. The SD is "who takes care of sick people?" The response would be "doctor." The client would write down the corresponding letter for the picture in the
PreK - 12th
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