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Speech/Language Therapy Data Sheet 2014-2015 FREE Editable
I have tried using several different data organization methods for my speech/language therapy sessions, and this data sheet has been the most practical and efficient way I have found to keep data for my caseload.
The sheet is an editable Word document so you can title it with the name of your school or clinic and edit the calendar to include your school holidays. If you want to use this for future school years, simply adjust the dates on the calendar to fit with the new year.
How I use the d
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We're Going On A Bear Hunt - Pack a Backpack - FREE Boom Deck
Story/song companion activity for "We're Going On A Bear Hunt." Brainstorm what you would need to put in a backpack for various scenarios: snacks for your bear hunt, crossing the river, going through the snowstorm, and seeing in the dark forest
PreK - 2nd
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Voice to Text Prompts for Google Read and Write Free
FREE Voice to Text Prompts for Google Read & WriteThis reference guide gives students everything they need to successfully use Voice to Text in Google Read&Write. It includes all of the commands for punctuation, editing, and formatting text by voice, making it a powerful support for students who use accommodations or find writing challenging. Students are guided through the simple process: Think it, Speak it, Review (check it), Edit (fix it). This helps them not only create text but also lear
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For All Subjects, Other (ELA), Writing
Feed the Farm Animals - FREE Boom Deck
Short and sweet deck with five farm animals. For each animal, you can practice vocabulary, giving directions, /f/, and yes/no questions as you decide what the animal will want to eat. This has been wildly popular on Boom with nearly 4k downloads!
PreK - 2nd
FREE Babbling Babies Materials List
Not sure if you're ready to purchase our full 6 week course of Babbling Babies?
Check out our Material List to get a "sneak peak" of what activities we will enjoy with our little ones!
Full 6 week class of Babbling Babies is found in our TPT store: RL Speech Therapy
PreK
Business
Gestalt Language Processing (GLP) Language Sample Analysis with DSS Guide
This free template is meant to be used to analyze and report on the language development of Gestalt Language Processors. The sections in this report template are intended to be used either in part or in whole depending on each individual clinicians needs and the child's progress towards generative grammar development. The following sections are included: 1. Language Sample Analysis (Overview) - meant to report on the context and overall metrics of the sample. There is a section for notes and a
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Therapy Data Sheet
A basic free data sheet to help other SLP providers (or similar professionals) to keep track of their data during sessions. Each section contains 30 boxes at 10x3 for easy tracking.
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Llama Llama Misses Mama Lesson Plan for Family Read Aloud Program/ Teachers
This is a free sample of one of my lesson plans included in my Take Home Read Aloud Program for Early Childhood Families resource. The idea is to provide the family with a physical copy of the book with this lesson plan that teaches emergent literacy skills including phonemic awareness, book knowledge, concepts of print, alphabet knowledge, and oral language skills. The lesson plan is written in a family-friendly format to empower families to teach emergent literacy skills!
PreK - 1st
Assessment Template for CASL-2, CELF-4, Goldman Fristoe-2, CUBED, and More
[Note: This is the short, free version, with older and fewer tests and no add ons. If you want the full evaluation template (and bonus material), go to my main store page to purchase it for just $5!] So this is as advertised. Not everything in this is thorough or perfect - it's just a free copy of the template I made and use in my own write ups. Fair warning, I don't actually use all subtests so they're not all in there. That said, it's a Word doc so you can edit it all you like. I know some of
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Speaking & Listening
Spanish / English Flashcards or Large PECS Core Vocabulary
Several pages of flashcards or large PECS using core vocabulary and symbols from ARASAAC (a free AAC symbol catalog where all symbols have Creative Commons licenses http://www.arasaac.org/index.php). You'll find that a lot of free communication apps utilize these same symbols.
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Baby Doll & Doll House Play Scripts/Targets
For those in ABA or anyone else who would like to teach their emerging learners labels, receptive identification, play scripts, and intraverbals this document is for you! Providing for free to see how well the feedback is then I am willing to create more for requested toys/activities or some that I come by. This document comes with a list of task analysis, labels that are usually used, appropriate play scripts to model, and intraverbals that are typical in this specific play.
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Wh- Questions and Answers with Pictures for Sorting or Matching
There are a couple of activities you can do with this. I included question cards for most of them (I didn't have room to include them all and still stay under the 10 page limit for free products, so for who, how, and why I just typed a list of the questions instead of making the cards) because I know lots of people will want to just use these to match questions and answers. The other option, which is honestly the one I think is more important, is to teach what the question words themselves actu
PreK - 3rd
Memory Book Template for SLP in SNF/ALF
Created by an SNF SLP for my own patients with cognitive-communication deficits resulting from dementia (Alzheimer's, vascular dementia, progressive dementias, etc.). Meant for use with skilled interventions to train external orientation, memory, anxiety-reduction, and motivational strategies in our patients who may be new or familiar to the SNF/ALF environment. This is meant to be a jumping-off point, so feel free to print as is, change the formatting to fit your patient's visual and receptive
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How to guides for eye gaze, object cards, core boards, sign and more!
These are just one-page how-to guides, including the following:
1. How to make your own object cards
2. How to use communication boards (and two copies of a board)
3. Common signs to use with your child/student
4. How to model language for your child
5. How to use/make eye gaze boards
6. How to write a social story
Plus a list of free communication apps I've found on all three platforms - Android, Kindle, and iTunes.
Honestly, this could be a packet hand out for parents, or a beginners crash
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AAC Keys to Success - Parent and Staff Handout
This is the 101 guide to basic tenets of AAC success. I've seen well intentioned therapists, teachers, and parents crash and burn over and over again with AAC because they made a mistake in its teaching, so I decided to put this together with the basic information needed to keep that from happening! At the bottom I also included links to myth busting research about AAC. It's a Word document, so if I left out something near and dear to your heart, feel free to just add it before you give it out!
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The Napping House Extension Activity; retelling booklet
I LOVE the book "The Napping House" by Audrey Wood!!! I read it with our preschoolers, act it out using props (a cot, blue scarf/bonnet for a student to be the grandmother, a baby doll for the child and stuffed animals~ the kids love it!!!) then we do a book retelling extension activity in small groups to send home! I've put the retelling booklet on-line for you to use. It is editable and includes a parent handout which highlights key language concepts... just insert your name and position. Pu
PreK - 1st
English Language Arts
Formulario del Historio del Habla y Lenguaje / Speech-Language Case History Form
The Spanish version is on the first page, the English version is on the second, and they're exact translations. So even if you aren't a fluent Spanish speaker you can still send one of these home for a parent to fill out. Since most of it is check marks and ages, by comparing the English version and the Spanish version you can look at what the parent checked on the Spanish version and use the English version to see what that check mark means. Since they're one page, they don't require loads of p
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