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Guide To Treating Stuttering or Increasing Fluency In Speech Therapy
Techniques to increase fluency skills are described. In addition, poems, a word list, and short story are included to utilize during speech therapy.
PreK - 3rd
Speaking & Listening
Speech and Language Therapy-Attributes
Monster Pet Shop is a fun activity that can be used to address a variety of therapy goals, including expanding utterance length, providing attributes, improving word retrieval, following directions, listening for details, using descriptions, and comparing and contrasting. You can also tack on some written language fun!
In this activity, one person (or group) is the customer and he/she marches into the Monster Pet Shop with a very specific pet monster in mind. That person has to describe the
PreK - 3rd
Grammar, Speaking & Listening
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Emotional Regulation Visuals Using Cartoon Characters & Cariboo Game
Used to help teach kids about emotions and how to regulate them. Feelings listed in each cell of the table in the more advanced version are listed from least to most strong. For example tired, then exhausted, to show increasing degrees. There are also little cards with the pictures for each emotion, plus cards with all the emotion names. It's a Word doc so it's completely editable - make some tweaks of your own! The cards are all the shape to fit in the original Cariboo game if you happen to be
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School Counseling
Common Core K-5 Speaking and Listening/Language Standards Crosswalk
Goals increase in difficulty as students graduate from grade to grade, and this document helps visualize the progression!
K - 5th
The Crossover - Fourth Quarter and Overtime (High Rigor)
High rigor and complex thinking reading analysis questions for Kwame Alexander's The Crossover (spoilers present). The questions can be modified and adapted to all teaching styles and can be used for essay prompts or reading comprehension quizzes.
6th - 9th
Close Reading, Reading, Reading Strategies
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.3
 +5
Speech Stickers and Speech Activity Record Chart
I use these charts for the children to keep their stickers on (when they get 10 stickers they are allowed to pick a treat from the treasure box. The treasure box has individually wrapped candies, small tops, balls, slap bracelets, pencils, erasers, bookmarks, etc.
The record chart I use for record-keeping. I write the date of service in each square and note the activity and accuracy percentage. If I don't have time to calculate the percent, I put the number right over the number of tries and
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Game to Increase Language Skills - Guess Who
Game to Increase Language Skills - Guess Who
PreK - 3rd
Speaking & Listening
Articulation Handout for Concerned Teachers
"Speech Sound Development and Your Students: Red flags to look for in your students’ articulation" is a handout for the teachers at your school to help increase the accuracy of speech referrals. It includes English-only articulation norms (updated to reflect 2020 McLeod and Crowe norms) in an easy-to-read format and common English-Spanish bilingual articulation differences.
PreK - 5th
Action Picture Cards
This resource can be used to increase the use of oral communication in a variety of ways. This tool can be used to identify/name verbs, demonstrate understanding of pronouns, improve sentence structure, and much more!
PreK - 5th
Speaking & Listening
Fluency Strategies Toolbox
This resource is great for families, children, and adults who stutter! It contains some of the most useful fluency techniques for people who stutter. FULL PRODUCT: Fluency Strategies Toolbox - Digital Workbook This workbook can be used to guide therapy with the following: What is "Fluency"List of famous people who stutterEmotions toward stuttering exerciseStudent goal for therapyIncreasing stuttering awareness with visuals3 mindfulness exercisesDirect instructions on 10+ fluency strategies &
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Attention: POMODORO Technique
Adult executive functioning and attention technique. Works well for concussion patients. Increases productivity for work and daily living tasks. Assists in managing pre-set breaks for more effective work.
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Not Subject Specific, Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
FREE Rate of Speech Visual for Speech Therapy
This visual can be used to build self-awareness with your clients on your caseload who have a decreased speech intelligibility due to a rapid rate of speech. Simply laminate and place next to the child during play and speech and language activities. Prompt them to judge their rate of speech. Provide them with a corrected model if incorrect.
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Silly "L" Stories (Articulation Activity)
This articulation reading activity includes syllables, all word positions, and sentences featuring the /l/ sound. This book can be used for auditory bombardment and eventually to increase a student/child's productions. In between each short story is a page with a syllable repeated 5 times. You can use this tool for syllables and work up to individual words, and eventually have the student/child read the whole page.
This tool requires cutting out the pages, laminating and attaching a binder rin
PreK - 3rd
Short Stories
February Fluency Calendar
Please enjoy my latest calendar for stuttering! Since many of my children who are working on improving their fluency skills are above-average intelligence, I increased the difficulty of the questions, and added some new, different questions that are intended to spark interest and creativity. Let me know what you think!
~Chelsea
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R Sound Book #1
The R Sound Book #1 is the perfect resource for speech-language pathologist targeting the /r/ sound in any setting. This resource was created to assist the SLP, the student and the student's homework partner to collaborate as a good, strong and rolling /r/ sound is developed! If The R Sound Book #1 receives interest, I have 6 more R sound books that raises the bar as the student increases their progress!
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Turkey Categories
This is a fun way to practice categories with your students!
Recommended printing: cardstock (laminate for durability)
Print out these turkey cards for category fun! Have students turn over a card and name an item that belongs to that category. To increase skill level, ask them to answer in a sentence ("A pig is a farm animal") For added fun, print out two copies and make a match game out of it.
K - 2nd
Cover Page for Speech Checklists-IEP Conference
Special education teachers and related service providers! Do you use teacher checklists to get input from your students' classroom teachers before IEP conferences? Use this cover sheet to help teachers understand what they are filling out and why it's important! Cut out the need for an extra email AND increase the likelihood that you'll get your forms returned! Contains an editable document with two half-page cover sheets per page.
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For All Subjects
No Frills Daily Data Keeper - Now Editable!
No Frills Daily Data Keeper - Now Editable!
*The top portion of this form is now editable to insert your student's information*
Record your daily raw data with this chart. I use this with 1 x 2 5/8 labels. I take data on the labels during my session and then stick a label on each student's chart that I have seen that day. I also use this chart to track attendance.
Includes spaces for:
-student name, teacher, grade level
-frequency of services, IEP date, Triennial date
-IEP Goals
-Date of sess
Cover Page for Teacher Checklists-SPED Evaluation
SLPs, OTs, PTs, school psychs, and other special education evaluators! Do you use teacher checklists to get input from your students' classroom teachers as part of your evaluations? Use this cover sheet to help teachers understand what they are filling out and why it's important! Cut out the need for an extra email AND increase the likelihood that you'll get your forms returned! Contains an editable document with two half-page cover sheets per page.
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For All Subjects, School Psychology
My Choice Chart
This reusable visual reinforcement chart is meant to facilitate participation in classroom activities and following along with the group plan throughout the school day. I have used this chart successfully with students who are highly motivated by making choices and free choice throughout the day. Knowing they have a free choice coming their way helps increase self-regulation and can promote expected behavior.
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23 Ways to Use PowerPoint With Students With Severe Disabilities
This is a FREE list of powerful ideas to engage, teach and enjoy with your multiply disabled students. One of the challenges I have found working with my high school intensive needs students is finding activities with age appropriate materials. I have 20+ years of creating these stories. Most focus on specific IEP goals (such as asking for help), and in increasing core vocabulary skills for my AAC users.
I have had great success using PowerPoint stories to increase the vocabulary of some o
5th - 12th
Data Collection Sheet - Perfect for IEP Goals
For special education teachers and therapists at all grade levels - streamline your data collection system! Make sure you have the data you need for your next IEP meeting!
This is a data sheet that is perfect for tracking classroom goals, no matter what type of goal it is. Simply type the goal into the top line and collect away! It can be customized by goal type and data method (tally, percent, prompts, etc) for your specific needs. This has been used by teachers of any grade level, as well as
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Follow Directions Gingerbread House - Christmas Coloring Sheet
Use this cute and fun coloring sheet to target skills involving direction following and spatial understanding. Comes with one-step and two-step directives with 10+ directives each. Christmas themed! Go to this link to download this activity plus a few more features. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Gingerbread-House-Coloring-Activities-Following-Directions-WH-Questions-More-5090568
PreK - 6th
Vocabulary
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When Do I have School?
Dear reader The main purpose of this visual schedule is to communicate the days when an individual will go to school or stay home. It is sometimes difficult children with Autism and other developmental disabilities to understand changes to their schedule or routines. Visual schedules are a proven tool that can be incorporated into your routine to communicate these changes and help the child know what to expect. With practice, it can be a helpful resource. This package contains the board, as we
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