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Tips For Increasing Food Intake- In-service (SNF-SLP)
Skilled Nursing Facility Speech Language Pathologist education and in-service. Use this document to provide education to caregivers and staff on strategies they can use to increase Po intake. The tips are especially effective for those patients with cognitive decline and who have shown signs of decreased appetite and desire for eating. All of the tips are non-clinical and can be performed without a licensed SLP present.
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First Then Board
Need help decreasing problematic behaviors and increasing student engagement?Three variations of a simple First-Then board, complete with five reinforcement opportunities on each version. The five pacing circles can be separated from the First-Then board and attached with velcro for clients/students that require visual prompts. According to LessonPix.com, "A First Then Board is a visual strategy used to help children with language and/or behavior needs complete specific tasks. This strategy dis
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For All Subjects
Also included in: Social Skills Bundle
Valentine Following Directions Worksheets
Each page addresses following 3- step directions. Duplicate pages are included for adding your own directions or for increasing/decreasing steps. 24 worksheets. Print and distribute to students during class/sessions or send home as homework pages over winter break.
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Vocabulary
Adult Speech Therapy- SNF SLP Pacing Boards
Included- 10 visual pacing boards Use these pacing boards to help your patients with dysarthria, apraxia, fluency disorders and more. They help to decrease rate of speech, pace sentences for increased intelligibility and break down multisyllabic words for increased accuracy. These boards provide increased visual and tactile feedback. Fill in the instruction line with “word” or “syllable” depending on the target of the activity and have your patient touch each image for each word/syllable. Encour
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Parent/Teacher Handout - Normalizing & Talking About Stuttering with Your Child
Are you afraid to say the "S" word - stuttering? DON'T BE! This handout can be used for parents, teachers, and SLPs who are trying to increase their student's awareness of their own stuttered speech and decrease the stigma that stuttering is "bad." Children who stutter should feel empowered to share their message and know that they are loved no matter what - and it all starts with awareness! This resource includes: 2 informative pages with clean, colorful graphicsParent/teacher scripts to use fo
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Kid's Water Tracker
Kid’s Water Tracker in minimal color, printer-friendly! This kid's water tracker sheet includes a fill-in-the-raindrop sheet for the appropriate age. Sheet 1: 4 raindrops for 4 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 1-3-years-old) Sheet 2: 5 raindrops for 5 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 4-8-years-old) Sheet 3: 8 raindrops for 8 cups of water a day (age appropriate for a 9 years old and up) This is perfect for any child that needs to track their fluid intake to decrease constipa
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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
Increasing Positive Behaviors: Think Sheets
Many of our students react to social situations rather than respond. Providing them with Think Sheets are an effective way to allow our students to slow down and think about their own behaviors, take another persons perspective, and notice how their actions can impact others. Use the attached social stories, think sheets, and provided visual to implement impactful behavioral management both within a small and large group setting. What's Included:Social Story: Making MistakesStudent Led Think
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School Psychology
Rate of Speech Handouts and Visuals
This product is designed for students on your caseload who have a decreased speech intelligibility due to a rapid rate of speech. It's also perfect for those kids not on your caseload (perhaps they didn't quite qualify during testing) but you don't want to leave parents without any suggestions. The download includes: parent letter with suggestions on how to target rate of speech at homeVisual RemindersPacing BoardsPerfect for all ages!
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Cluttering and Dysfluent Speech: Visual Pacing Scale from Slushy to Robot Speech
Cluttering can be described as over-coarticulation and is characterized by a fast rate of speech. This visual aid services to support students and clients with self monitoring skills. It can help them to increase their use of natural pauses to increase their clarity of speech. There is also an instructional page to help the clinician guide the client or student. Great for clinicians who are less familiar with cluttering. It is a super resource, enjoy! Feel free to share copies with your clie
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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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Communication Quiz for teens or older learners
A quiz designed to support the individual to understand their preferences as well as those around them when recieving communication. Through developing awareness, it will support advocacy/needs within the school or workplace environment. Information taken from Laroche, 2007 regarding direct and indirect communication features.
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Daily Progress Note - "Today in Speech"
Increase carryover of therapy interventions with improved communication with parents and caregivers. Includes a daily behavior rating scale. I have used this when working with kiddos in daycares to help keep parents updated on how their child was doing on a daily basis as well as to encourage appropriate homework activities.
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OR ER Minimal Pairs for Vocalic R Articulation
Compare and contrast the OR versus ER in these minimal pair words. I use these in speech therapy for my students who have trouble with lip rounding too much during the ER words. I also use it to increase phonological awareness during vocalic R articulation practice. Students can identify and sort the different types of R. We also use the letters to discuss how some words are spelled differently (ur, ir, er) but all sound the same (ER). This really emphasizes that they need to listen for which t
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Phonics & Phonological Awareness
IEP Family Support: Guiding Questions
Want to increase family participation during an IEP meeting? Often times, meetings can be overwhelming for families and they do not have the time to process their thoughts, feelings, or questions right on the spot. This resource can be sent home in advance to help prepare families and give suggestions as to which questions they may want to ask. Guiding questions in the areas of: Writing Reading Math Speaking/Listening Changes in the home Family support Activities the student enjoys at home S
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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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Safe Swallow Compensatory Strategies Handout
A simple handout for patients and families with detailed compensatory strategies to decrease risk of aspiration. 1 page Digital download
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PCS Conversation Book (velcro book and sentence strip sold separately)
Are you working on conversation and increasing mean length of utterance with your students? This book was created to help my students using AAC and/or had limited language. Many of my students would begin each sentence with the same word so I decided to create this conversation book years ago! I finally found the perfect velcro book (see velcro book on my amazon store https://www.amazon.com/shop/lifeskills2learn) to hold all of my sentence starters and conversation topics. This book may look li
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Conversation Skills: Commenting Visual Aid
When your students are ready to increase their conversation skills, Commenting is the next step!
This easy to use visual aid teaches students 3 types of comments they can make during a conversation. It also reminds them to wait their turn to speak. This may be hung in classroom or shrunk down and laminated as a visual aid.
May be used with a popsicle stick reminder from the same seller.
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Conversation-Skills-Make-a-Comment-Wait-turn-to-speak-reminder-17
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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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Articulation Generalization Certificates
Generalization is the hardest step of speech therapy, increasing independence and reducing reliance on prompts and cues. Make it a little easier with these certificates! Pair them with a reward and increase student buy in. I hand them out to parents, teachers, and other communication partners, and I give the kids some to hand out themselves. An easy resource to add to your arsenal!
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CCSS
CCRA.L.6
Speech Articulation Ladder - Speech Therapy Parent Handout
Use This handout provides information about Speech Articulation and How Speech Sounds are Targeted. Print out this handout to provide caregivers education about: How Speech Sounds are TargetedWhat Steps are Taken to increase a Child's Speech Articulation SkillsUnderstanding Generalization of Speech SoundsWays Parents Can Help at Home
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Speaking & Listening
Speech Therapy Phonological Process: Fronting | Printable for Parents + Teachers
Speech Therapy Phonological Process: Fronting | Printable for Parents + Teachers Increase communication and involve parents and teachers in the speech therapy process by using this handy printable! This one-page handout simplifies phonology development by explaining the phonological process of fronting. QUESTIONS AND DETAILS THIS RESOURCE COVERS:✔️ What is a phonological process?✔️ What is fronting?✔️ What is a front sound?✔️ What is a back sound?✔️ Front and back sounds✔️ Examples of minimal
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Speaking & Listening
Also included in: Parent Handout Bundle of Phonological Processes
Adult Speech Therapy- Dysphagia Patient Handouts
Handouts for use by SLPs for dysphagia patients to increase follow through of therapy and quickly educate. Included: Swallow Strategies write in form Current diet write in card Simple dysphagia definition printout Bedside Swallow Assessment results (write in form) Instrumental Swallow Assessment results (write in form) Swallow anatomy visual aid
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