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Toddler Talk - Strategies to Increase Expressive Language in Toddlers
This parent-friendly handout gives 10 strategies for increasing verbal expression in toddlers or in early childhood.
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Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
AAC Social Narrative Story BUNDLE | High Lite and Low Tech | 16 versions
This BUNDLE includes 16 versions of Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC) Social Narrative Stories to help your learner understand and use AAC more! Choose the story that best represents your learner!High Tech Version 1-4: include options for girl vs boy in a wheelchair use of term 'AAC system' vs 'talker'Lite Tech Version 5-12: include options for boy vs girlsingle message device vs multiple message deviceuse of term 'AAC system' vs 'talker'Low Tech Version 13-16: include options
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Parent Handout - Communication Skills and New Baby Sibling
This handout provides information about how to continue to expand your child's communication skills when they have a new baby sibling. Print out this handout to provide caregivers education about: How communication skills can be impacted by the birth of a new baby siblingWays to involve your child in the care of a new baby siblingHow to continue to increase your child's communication skills
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Joint Attention Strategies Parent Handout Intervention Ideas Early Intervention
Looking for ways to increase joint attention and engagement in your occupational therapy or speech therapy sessions? This parent/therapist handout includes over 50 intervention ideas, including activities and strategies to help increase joint attention through play. Great for early intervention, but also for all ages that need help developing this social interaction skill! This was written so parents can also easily understand and implement, so it works great as a parent handout too! (Note that
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Brenda the Baking Baboon - Adaptive Book
What are f using Adapted Books? • Increased Literacy Skills • BoostsConfidence • Builds Communication Skills • Vocabulary Development • Building play skills What targets can be accessed using Adapted Books? • Tacting • Receptive ID • Identical and/or Non-Identical Matching • Intraverbals/WH Ouestions
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Early Language Parent Handouts for Early Intervention
20+ pages of language stimulation strategies for increasing parent-child interactions and communication skills. Includes descriptions of each strategy, “how to” implement explanations, and at-home practice examples Strategies: - Early vocabulary targets - Be silly and Forgetful - Choices - Place objects out of reach - Toy rotation - Rule of 3/ don’t use ”say” - Familiar verbal routines - Narration - Name and repeat - Use specific vocabulary - Simplify models - Give one at a time - Sabotag
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Naturalistic Language Stimulation Strategies
This handout provides a resource that describes naturalistic intervention strategies which focus on encouraging and increasing communicative interactions within daily routines. Speech-language pathologists and parents can utilize these strategies to improve the development of overall speech and language skills.
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English Language Arts
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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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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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
Strategies for Prompting and Support (Hearing Needs) Paraprofessional SPED HI
For your consideration is a great prompting guide to share with staff who work with students with hearing needs. It outlines supportive phrasing, cueing, and directives in order to increase self-advocacy and auditory comprehension/processing. More specifically, it gives examples of exact phrasing to use and what type of language to avoid. A great resource to utilize in order to support students with diverse hearing needs.
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Fight Food Jag
Fight Food Jag is an informational handout created by a pediatric SLP and OT to help parents understand how to improve their child's mealtime behavior and increase their food repertoire.
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Volume/Voice Level Chart
A voice/volume chart with visuals to help your student or child match their volume to the setting because it is okay to be loud and excited sometimes! Cut out an laminate to increase life-span!
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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
25 Fun & Functional Oral Motor Exercise Cards for Kids | Speech Therapy Tool
Transform speech therapy into a playful adventure with our 25 Fun & Functional Oral Motor Exercise Cards. This collection is specifically designed to help children strengthen their oral musculature, improve coordination, and increase articulatory awareness through engaging, easy-to-follow visual cues. Each card features a friendly, consistent character demonstrating essential movements. The pure white background is intentionally designed to eliminate visual distractions, ensuring that children
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Speaking & Listening
Today in Speech... Parent Communication Form
By having these forms printed, cut, and ready, you can quickly jot a note for parents/families after each session so they know what you're working on in speech sessions. Communicating with families increases generalization across settings and helps build relationship between the SLP and the family. These are especially helpful when the child is seen at daycare or school and the SLP only sees the family 1-2 times per year for meetings.
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Filling the Language Bucket: A Practical Guide to Language Development
Children learn language through repeated exposure, modelling, and meaningful interaction over time. Before children can use language independently, they need opportunities to take language in — without pressure. This practical guide introduces the Language Bucket to help adults understand how everyday language choices can either increase language demand or support communication, regulation, and learning. Rather than removing questions altogether, this resource shows how turning some questio
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Speech & Language Activities - Quick & Easy Communication Note Home to Parents
Quick & Easy Communication NoteI love sending home positive notes to parents to celebrate my students’ success, not just for their communication abilities, but for other special reasons too: following directions, being kind and respectful, social/emotional abilities, being kind & respectful, etc. This is a great, easy (and quick) way to increase collaboration and communication with students’ families, parents, guardians, teachers, etc. There is a space to write the student's name, date, and y
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Speaking & Listening
The Ultimate Playing With Purpose Companion
What is Playing With Purpose?Playing With Purpose is a parent-coaching framework that teaches parents how to convert play and everyday routines into opportunities for engagement and learning with their child. By guiding a family to make little tweaks to their interactions during routines they are already engaging in, parents can increase opportunities for speech and language development in their child. While The Ultimate Playing With Purpose (PWP) Companion is an excellent addition to your rep
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Also included in: The Playing With Purpose Bundle for Early Intervention/Parent Coaching
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
Starting Solids Parent Handout for SLPs & Feeding Therapists | Infant Feeding
Support your families with confidence during one of the most important feeding milestones. This Starting Solids Parent Handout was created by a pediatric feeding therapist to help SLPs, OTs, and feeding specialists provide clear, evidence-based guidance to caregivers—without having to create materials from scratch. Perfect for early intervention and outpatient settings, this resource simplifies how you educate families on introducing solids, reducing overwhelm and improving carryover at home. ✔
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Informational Text, Not Subject Specific
Brown Bear Adapted Book Visuals | AAC | Speech Therapy | Pictures |Special Ed
Do you love Brown Bear? This adapted book for Speech Therapy and SPED has easy picture supports that allows for immediate engagement with your young littler learners, students who are not yet reading, students who struggle with engagement, students with AAC devices, other language delays or struggle with attention. This book allows for increased attention throughout the entirety of the book. With CORE and FRINGE vocabulary throughout the story, students can point along to all of the picture
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Set 3: Tagalog-Only Flashcards (Self-Quiz Set + Masterlist) - Printable
Set 3: Tagalog-Only Flashcards (Self-Quiz Set + Masterlist)Ready to test your skills? This set is designed for independent learners and classroom review, featuring 80 Tagalog words with no English translations — great for strengthening memory and recall. Bonus: Includes a comprehensive masterlist to help you track your learning! What’s Inside: 80 Tagalog-only flashcards 10 printable pages (8 cards per page) Clean, minimal design for self-quizzing or group games Masterlist included — organi
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Other (World Language), Vocabulary
Three Drawer Independent Work System with Choice Board- Special Education
Three Drawer Independent Work System with Choice Board | Special Education Work Task System | Autism Classroom RoutineBuild independence, structure, and motivation in your classroom with this Three Drawer Independent Work System with an attached “I Want to Work For…” choice board. This visual work system helps students understand expectations, complete tasks independently, and work toward preferred rewards — perfect for special education and structured learning environments. This system supports
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Not Subject Specific, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
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