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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 Speech Sound Development Chart by Age for Parents // The Speech Scoop
Parents often ask me about what is typical for speech sound development in toddlers! So, I made this FREE chart using ASHA standards and the NEW Crowe & McLeod Norms (2020)! Updated: 2/21/22 What is speech intelligibility?Speech intelligibility is how much information familiar and unfamiliar listeners can understand when a child is speaking. What is typical for speech intelligibility development?Children UNDER the age of 18 months: familiar and unfamiliar listeners can understand less than 25
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FREE expanding utterances hierarchy Childhood Apraxia of Speech Articulation
FREEBIE for expanding utterances. This hierarchy freebie demonstrates how to build utterances from CV VC CVC CVCV CVCVCV to sentences. Use this model to support your students with Childhood apraxia of speech and articulation disorders. ✅ For tips and FREEBIES click to sign up for my Newsletter! ✅ What other SLPs are saying:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was a nice visual (with examples) to use when I was explaining to the parent and members of the IEP team where the student in SDC was at with his speech
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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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Play Skills Handouts for Parents! FREEBIE!
Play skills in speech and language handouts for parents and caregivers! Thank you for your interest in my product! This is a packet of handouts about play skills and why they are important in speech and language development. I often talk to parents about developing play skills while targeting speech and language skills, and I like to have this resource to refer to! This handout includes short descriptions of functional play, pretend play, symbolic play, parallel play, and reciprocal play.
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Speaking & Listening
WH Questions Deck for Speech Therapy FREEBIE!
This product targets the speech and language goal related to answering basic "wh" questions including "who, what, when, where and why" questions. This deck makes it easy to target all "wh" questions by being compacted into one resource with easy to locate tabs. The deck can be binded with a binder ring and placed in your favorite photo storage boxes, plastic drawers or hanging from your pushpin board!
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For All Subjects
Speech and Language--Free & Affordable Home Program Articulation Apps
The speech language pathologist's companion for home program Apps for articulation! This document consists of descriptions of 22 free and affordable Apps that parents can use to target their child's articulation goals at home. Lots of these apps can also be used by SLPs in their sessions! Use this document to provide parents with a list of possible home program games and Apps for their children working on articulation.
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Speaking & Listening
Spring & Summer Do-a-dot activity Freebie
Do-a-dot freebie activities with Spring & Summer themes like a bird, umbrella, ice cream cone, kite, rain cloud, lady bug, flowers, a tree, etc. Great activity to work on fine motor skills with do-a-dot markers, or placing tiny beans or objects onto each dot.
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Modeling AAC Tips - FREE - Flyer / Poster / Infographic / For Parents & SLPs
This is FREE, because knowledge is POWER. 9 evidence-based tips for how to model AAC effectivelyNeurodiversity-affirming, strength-based, child-centeredMade for parents, but appropriate for SLPs and related professions
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FREEBIE Describe it chart! For expanding utterances using adjectives
FREEBIE ALERT! Descriptor Chart for Common Adjectives – Perfect for Speech Therapy & Early English Learners!Looking for a quick and effective way to boost expressive language skills or spice up those simple sentences? Grab this FREE Descriptor Chart designed with both speech therapists and early elementary educators in mind! Why you'll love it: This visual-friendly chart is packed with kid-friendly adjectives to help your students describe people, places, and things with more detail. Whet
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Speaking & Listening
Characteristics of Dyslexia in the Classroom: Grade-Level Handouts + FREE Screen
Characteristics of Dyslexia in the Classroom: Grade-Level Handouts + FREE Screening & Evaluation Guides + FREE Data Collection Tools for Teachers - Quick Reference Guide: “HOW TO” Support Students with DyslexiaMake understanding dyslexia practical and actionable for teachers at every grade level! This comprehensive bundle provides grade-specific handouts for recognizing the characteristics of dyslexia in reading and math—from Pre-K through high school. Perfect for special education teachers,
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Reading, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading
FREE Early Speech & Language Packet - baby, toddler, parent, tips, play, therapy
This FREE 6-page packet includes tips for parents/caregivers for boosting early speech and language skills in babies and toddlers. Contents:2 pages of early speech-language tips, broken down into skill categories:Joint attention & turn-takingPointing and comprehensionProduction of early sounds and wordsA list of sound effects to have babies imitateA list of words that contain the earliest-developing speech sounds 3 pages of interactive games to play with babies/toddlersIf you find this helpful,
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Screen Time Limits Hand Out for Parents FREEBIE
How much is too much? When it comes to screen time, parents may have difficulty limiting their child's viewing time. As Speech-Language Pathologists, we know that too much screen time can negatively impact a child's speech and langauge development. Here is a handy chart with guidelines based on those supported by the American Association of Pediatrics. Two versions are available: One in color and one in black and white.
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Teaching Sign Language--Parent Handout Freebie
Perfect for early intervention! This handout will remind parents of how to work on sign language at home. We know carryover is so important, and this short, easy to read handout covers teaching signs as well as ideas to practice signing at home.
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American Sign Language
FREEBIE Speech Strategies for Toddlers | Parent Handout for EI & SLP
Looking for a simple way to support toddlers who struggle with planning and coordinating speech? This free visual handout is designed to help parents and caregivers use everyday strategies to build early communication skills, especially for children who benefit from extra support with motor planning. This one-page printable offers 6 practical, parent-friendly strategies that fit naturally into daily routines. Perfect for SLPs in early intervention, home health, or anyone coaching caregivers
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FREE: 10 Speech and Language Development Myths HANDOUT
I've teamed up with my friend Brooke at The Speech Dynamic to create this FREE handout: "10 Speech and Language Development Myths". It covers everything from "baby talk" to late talkers to bilingualism and is perfect for both teachers and parents. This download includes both color and grayscale (printer friendly) versions. ✔️ CUSTOMER TIPSGet FREEBIES!: Sign up for my newsletter at www.kiwispeech.com/subscribeBecome a Follower!: Simply look for the star by my logo to follow me and be the first t
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SLP Tool Box | FREEBIE: Quick Reference - Cuing Hierarchy Visual Support
A nice cheat sheet that describes different cueing levels from minimal assistance to maximal assistance. Great for use in speech therapy or other therapy services that track and report cueing levels.
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Speech and Language--Free & Affordable Home Program Expressive Language Apps
The speech language pathologist's companion for home program Apps for Expressive Language! This document consists of descriptions of 24 free and affordable Apps that parents can use to target their child's speech and language goals at home. Lots of these apps can also be used by SLPs in their sessions! Use this document to provide parents with a list of possible home program games and Apps for their children with expressive language goals.
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FREE - 20 Speech and Language Therapy Tips for Parents Handout
A quick handout for parents or professionals! This is a great tool to hand to a parent after a session, or support a teacher, OT, PT, Music therapist, and more. I like to tell parents to try one each day for all 20 days and then use the ones they find the easiest ongoing! Check out my TikTok for more speech and language tips and tricks!
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FREE Developmental Speech Errors Chart
Do you ever wonder if your child’s speech articulation is developing typically? Does your child often substitute sounds and you don’t know if that speech error is normal for a child of their age?! Then this FREE SPEEDY SPEECH Handout is for YOU! Compare your child’s speech errors with the typical substitutions seen in children. Sometimes, it takes a while for speech sounds to develop, due a child’s articulators still growing, strengthening and learning how to form and coordinate sequences of the
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FREE Caregiver Coaching Questions | Early Intervention | Communication
Ever stand in someone's living room and totally blank on what to say next? This FREE one pager gives you 17 ready to use coaching questions so you can stop winging it and actually get caregivers talking during every visit. This resource helps you:✓ Feel prepared and grounded walking into every home visit ✓ Keep coaching conversations focused and purposeful ✓ Save planning time with ready-to-use prompts 💡 How EI Providers are using this resource: Print it. Keep it in your bag. Pull it out when
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Depth and Complexity Icons Notebook Freebie (Details)
This Depth and Complexity Icons Interactive Notebook Foldable focuses on identifying details of a topic that support a Big Idea . Identifying details allow us to see the importance of the smaller pieces that make up a larger topic. This foldable can be used in any subject! For example, have students find the details in :ELA- The theme/mood/tone of a class novel and the author's writing strategies that help us understand it Art- An artist's point of view and the ways in which he/she coveys that
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For All Subjects
CCSS
W.7.2b
FREE Short I Word Families Decodable Reader / Phonics Fluency & Comprehension
This age-respectful short vowel decodable reader is grounded in the principles of structured literacy and designed to provide explicit, systematic phonics practice that builds decoding accuracy and reading fluency. Carefully sequenced to target CVC and CCVC word structures and focused short vowel patterns, this text offers controlled, cumulative practice aligned with the science of reading. It supports orthographic mapping by giving students repeated opportunities to decode words using previo
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Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading, Science of Reading
Chinese Punctuation Beginner Guide Free
Most Mandarin learners — and even some textbooks — get Chinese punctuation wrong. This FREE 6-page quick reference fixes it in under 20 minutes.Chinese punctuation isn't just English punctuation translated. The marks are full-width — they take the same square space as a Chinese character — and several of them don't exist in English at all. Get this wrong and your written Chinese looks instantly like a beginner's. Get it right and your writing reads as natural Mandarin. Designed by a Mandarin Ch
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Chinese
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