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Queen Hootie Voice Vocal Lesson Pack-Singing Voice Registers Song & Activities
Meet Queen Hootie Voice, a fun and memorable singing resource designed to help young singers explore vocal registers in an engaging, imaginative way. This resource combines an original song, creative activities, and teacher-friendly materials to introduce healthy vocal technique through storytelling, play, and character. It’s perfect for elementary music classrooms, private voice lessons, small group singing classes, or children’s choir. Students quickly connect with Queen Hootie Voice’s persona
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Music, Other (Performing Arts), Vocal Music
Speech Therapy Resources for Parents & Teachers – Consultation Handouts & Forms
This bundle includes 2 resources related to Speech Therapy Consultations: Resource 1:Speech Consultation Toolkit for School-Based SLPs – Print & GoHey fellow SLPs! I created this toolkit to help you stay organized, efficient, and confident while supporting students through teacher collaboration instead of pulling them from class. Everything is print-and-go, so you can grab it, use it, and get back to what you love: helping kids communicate! Here’s what’s inside:Student Background & Observation
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Classroom Community, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
Speech & Language Handouts | Parent Handouts | Staff Education
Speech & Language Disorder Parent Handouts | Educational Resource for SLP Consultations Looking for clear, professional handouts to use during speech and language consultations? This printable educational resource includes 9 parent-friendly handouts that explain the most common speech and language disorders in easy-to-understand language—perfect for SLP consultations, IEP meetings, evaluations, or home communication. These ready-to-print handouts are ideal for supporting caregivers, teacher
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Other (ELA), Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Speaking & Listening
Yawning and Sighing Voice Therapy Exercises Muscle Tension Dysphonia Treatment
Welcome to the Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Series! Yawning and sighing exercises in muscle tension dysphonia (MTD) therapy are relaxation techniques used to alleviate excessive muscle tension in the throat and neck, which often contributes to voice problems. This muscle tension dysphonia therapy handout will include: What is yawning and sighing in voice therapy? Why complete yawning and sighing? Yawning, Sighing and Stress How to complete yawning exercises for voice therapy How to co
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Also included in: Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Bundle
Vocal Hygiene Visual Handout & Poster | Speech Therapy Voice Care for Kids
✨ Vocal Hygiene Visual Handout & Poster | Speech Therapy Voice Care for KidsSupport healthy voice habits with this simple and visual Vocal Hygiene Handout! Designed for children, singers, and anyone learning to care for their voice, this resource uses easy-to-read language, visuals, and symbols to make voice care accessible and engaging. What’s Included: A colourful, symbol-supported poster/handout Visuals and simple tips to promote healthy voice use Can be printed as a teaching tool,
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Health, Music, Vocal Music
Listener Strategies for Dysarthria Therapy and Dysarthria Treatment
Welcome to the dysarthria therapy series!! This dysarthria therapy series outlines lots of strategies you can use for dysarthria treatment, which will be helpful for you if you are wondering "what types of exercises can I carry out with my patient with dysarthria, or person with dysarthria?" Listener strategies in the context of dysarthria treatment are techniques and approaches used by communication partners to help support the effective communication with people who have dysarthria. These stra
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Educational Impact Handout for Teachers | Speech & Language Referral | FREEBIE
Educational Impact Handout for Teachers | Speech & Language Referral Form | FREEBIEOne of the most common questions SLPs hear from teachers and families is: "Why does my student qualify — or not qualify — for speech services?" This free two-page handout answers that question clearly, professionally, and in language your whole team can understand. 💜 Perfect for back-to-school packets, referral conversations, IEP meetings, and any time you need to help a teacher or family member understand what e
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Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Mad Lib Theatre- Parent Teacher Conferences
Need a quick and hilarious activity in the English classroom, theatre classroom, or just as a brain break? These Mad Lib Theatres are designed as 2-person skits, where students can fill in their answers, and then act these out together! The whole class will be engaged and are sure to be laughing!
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Creative Writing, Drama, Other (ELA)
Voice Tips
Also available in Blue. Short and sweet tip sheet for teachers, public speakers and anyone finding themselves talking a lot. "Vocal hygiene" quick facts and recommendations in an easy to follow and popping visual infographic. Save this file and save your voice.
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Sammy The Snake Sound Tool
This tool is great for prompting and eliciting the /s/ sound! By utilizing "Sammy" the snake, kiddos can physically follow along with the arrow when producing the /s/ sound, exercising their muscle to mind connection. Furthermore, clinicians can refer to "Sammy" when prompting, gesturally or verbally, to aid in the client's productions of the /s/ sound. This resource comes with a colored version and an uncolored version, so students can choose to color "Sammy" themselves for a more personalize
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Coloring Pages, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Speaking & Listening
Riley The Rabbit Sound Tool
This tool is great for prompting and eliciting the /r/ sound! By utilizing "Riley" the rabbit, kiddos can physically follow along with the arrow when producing the /r/ sound, exercising their muscle to mind connection. Furthermore, clinicians can refer to "Riley" when prompting, gesturally or verbally, to aid in the client's productions of the /r/ sound. This resource comes with a colored version and an uncolored version, so students can choose to color "Riley" themselves for a more personalize
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Coloring Pages, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Speaking & Listening
Fun Vocal Pitch Play for Kids Pediatric Voice Speech Therapy Handout
Support your students in exploring pitch variations and building healthy, resonant voice habits with this fun and engaging Fun Pitch Play for Kids handout!Perfect for pediatric voice therapy, classroom warm-ups, or take-home practice, this visual resource introduces pitch glides and variations in a playful, kid-friendly way. Designed with clear visuals for kids of all ages, this tool helps SLPs and educators model and reinforce how to use the voice in a safe, resonant way—making therapy both eff
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Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening, Vocal Music
Also included in: Pediatric Voice Therapy Carryover Bundle
Apraxia Therapy CV Level Bilabials for Apraxia of Speech
This CV Level Bilabial Apraxia Therapy resource is designed for therapists and clients who are ready to move from single sounds into consonant vowel combinations. The focus is on bilabials paired with vowels, which builds directly on the work of practicing those sounds in isolation and sets the stage for more complex speech. Inside you will find clear explanations and guidance on evidence based strategies like errorless learning and the Phonomotor approach, so you understand not only what to do
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Chunking Utterances Dysarthria Therapy Handout Speech Intelligibility Therapy
Welcome to the dysarthria therapy series! In this dysarthria therapy series there are compensatory dysarthria therapy techniques and restorative dysarthria therapy techniques! If you're wondering where do I start with dysarthria therapy? then these handouts may be helpful for you! Chunking, as a strategy in dysarthria therapy, generally involves breaking down speech into smaller, more manageable units to improve speech clarity and intelligibility for individuals with motor speech disorders like
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Contrastive Stress Tasks for Dysarthria Therapy in Speech Therapy
Welcome to the dysarthria therapy series! If you are working with a person with dysarthria, these dysarthria strategies and dysarthria exercises should be helpful for you. If you are thinking, how do I treat dysarthria? what exercises should I do with someone with dysarthria? or what are the treatment strategies for dysarthria therapy? then I think my dysarthria therapy series will be helpful for you! So.. what's contrastive stress tasks? what are contrastive stress drills? Contrastive stress d
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Muscle Tension Dysphonia Handout Voice Disorders What is Dysphonia
This resource is designed to provide you with valuable information about muscle tension dysphonia (MTD), a condition that affects the muscles involved in speaking, and offer guidance on understanding, managing, and seeking treatment for this voice disorder. Whether you are experiencing voice problems or supporting someone who is, this handout aims to empower you with knowledge as to what muscle tension dysphonia is and what causes it. Knowledge and education are the first and arguably most impor
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Also included in: Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Bundle
Humming Exercise Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Exercises
Welcome to the muscle tension dysphonia series!Humming exercises, in the context of muscle tension dysphonia (MTD), are vocal exercises that involve producing a steady and gentle hum. These exercises are designed to promote relaxation and reduce tension in the vocal cords and surrounding muscles, ultimately improving vocal quality and ease of speaking for individuals with MTD. What's included in this muscle tension dysphonia handout packet? Introduction What is humming in voice therapy Why comp
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Also included in: Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Bundle
Tongue Resting Position Handout | Reduce Hypernasality | Speech Therapy Resource
Help parents understand why tongue resting position matters for clear, balanced speech! This easy-to-read parent handout explains the connection between tongue posture, nasal airflow, and speech resonance—perfect for children who sound hypernasal or have developed an atypical tongue resting position. Designed by a speech-language pathologist, this one-page resource uses simple language and visuals to help caregivers: ✅ Understand proper tongue resting position (tip up, lips closed, nasal br
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Health, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Speaking & Listening
Progressive Muscle Relaxation for Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy
Welcome to the muscle tension dysphonia series!Completing progressive muscle relaxation as part of a muscle tension dysphonia therapy program is essential because it helps individuals manage muscle tension, reduce stress, and improve their vocal quality. It is a valuable component of a comprehensive approach to addressing this voice disorder. What's included? Introduction What is progressive muscle relaxation for muscle tension dysphonia Fight Fright Freeze and Muscle Tension Dysphonia Why com
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Also included in: Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Bundle
Voice Typing Visual Guide
Do you think your students can benefit from text software, but worry that they can't activate these features independently on their devices? Try this visual guide with step-by-step written and visual instructions to activate the Voice Typing features in Google Docs. This visual guide includes a reminder at the end to proofread work for errors in capitalization, punctuation, and spacing to ensure that students take owership and pride of their work!
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Computer Science - Technology, Writing
Diaphragmatic Breathing Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Handout Dysphonia
Welcome to the muscle tension dysphonia series! Diaphragmatic breathing is crucial in voice therapy, particularly for muscle tension dysphonia, because it helps reduce tension in the vocal muscles, improves breath control, reduces vocal strain, and promotes relaxation, ultimately enhancing vocal quality and comfort during speech. It is arguably the foundation for adequate voice therapy. Here's what's included in this muscle tension dysphonia therapy handout, focused on diaphragmatic breathing.
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Also included in: Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Bundle
Goal Setting Handout Dysarthria Therapy Adult Speech Therapy
Welcome to the dysarthria therapy series! Goal setting is a fundamental component of dysarthria therapy in speech therapy. Dysarthria is a motor speech disorder that can affect the muscles used for speech, leading to difficulties in articulation, resonance, and overall speech clarity. Setting clear and individualized goals is essential in guiding the therapeutic process for individuals with dysarthria. If you're wondering, how do I set meaningful, functional goals with someone beginning dysarth
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Lip Trills Voice Exercise for Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy
Welcome to the muscle tension dysphonia series! Introducing, lip trills. What are lip trills? Lip trills are an excellent voice therapy exercise that we can use for people with voice disorders e.g. muscle tension dysphonia. Lip trills are a versatile tool in speech and language therapy, used to address a wide range of vocal issues, from tension and strain to resonance and articulation What's included?Introduction What are lip trills Why use lip trills x2 Airflow, tension How to use lip trills No
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Also included in: Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Bundle
Vocal Hygiene Tips – Visual Aid for Healthy Voice Habits
Support your students in building healthy voice habits with this easy-to-understand Vocal Hygiene Tips Visual Aid! Perfect for voice therapy, classroom reminders, or take-home reinforcement, this resource outlines essential vocal care strategies in a visually engaging format. Whether you’re working with students who experience vocal strain, chronic hoarseness, or voice disorders, this tool helps reinforce what to do (and what to avoid) when it comes to protecting the voice. This resource wi
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Also included in: Pediatric Voice Therapy Carryover Bundle
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