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Visual Aids and Strategies for Healthcare Professionals - Presentation
This dynamic presentation explores the basics and benefits of using visual aids and strategies. It is an excellent resource to offer health professionals, staff and volunteers who have an individual in their care who has special needs, Autism, a learning disability, undesired behaviour(s), communication challenges, dependency, anxiety or low self-confidence. Through this 1 hour presentation you will: Uncover the importance of using Visual Aids and StrategiesDiscover the benefits of Visual A
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Responding Yes or No
Core Communication Skill: Responding Yes or No For a child with limited communication skills. Being able to express basic wants and needs is very important. Being able to communicate will reduce frustration and potentially lowers the occurrence of behaviour problems. For a child with limited vocal ability there are several communications that can be explored that include: picture communication, the use of technological devices and sign language. Picture communication is a mode of communication t
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FREE Bedtime Routine Visual Strip for Autism and ABA Therapy
Bedtime Routine Visual (FREE Download!)Make evenings calmer and more predictable with this simple, child-friendly Bedtime Routine Visual Strip. Designed for toddlers, preschoolers, autistic learners, and kids who benefit from clear visual schedules, this freebie helps support smoother transitions and independence during nighttime routines. Includes 4 clear steps: Put on PJs Brush teeth Read book Go to bed This visual is perfect for: Home routines ABA sessions Speech therapy Special educa
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Speech Language Therapy: Pop the Pig Communication Board
This Pop the Pig Communication Board is designed to support early communicators, AAC users, and students working on turn-taking, requesting, and commenting during gameplay. Perfect for use alongside the popular Pop the Pig game, this board provides visual supports for key vocabulary to help students actively participate and build functional communication skills in a fun, motivating context. Students can use the board to communicate phrases such as “my turn,” “your turn,” “pig,” “pop,” and “roll,
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Parent Communication Log Google Form - Staff Session Notes Digital & Print FREE
Want a quick and easy way to record teacher notes or session notes about how a group or therapy went for your student? This form gives the next person a snapshot of how the student did previously and can be used as a student data tracking sheet, too. This editable form (in Google™ Sheets, Google Forms, Google Slides, Powerpoint™, and PDF) can be sent in paper or digital forms and take minimal effort but yields great information for the teacher as well as parents! ⚠️ Instructions for using th
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Daily Parent Communication Log- Autism/Developmental Disabilities
A daily communication log from school to home for children with autism and developmental disabilities. It includes what kinds of day they had, what specials the child did, what goals they succeeded in, if they ate lunch, what they ate, comments from the teacher, and a place for the parent to initial.
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FREE!! Common Household Objects Flashcards
Common Household Object Flashcards. Includes 26 simple flashcards picturing common household objects. Flashcards can be used for teaching expressive and receptive language skills. Cards are uniform in size and measure approximately: 5 1/4 inches in length and 3 3/4 inches in width.
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Early Intervention Data Collection (Nonverbal Communication / AAC)
This can be used by any Speech-Language Pathologist who is working with children with emergent language abilities. Stay engaged in therapy and gather important data! Tick boxes to track: (1) frequency of occurrence of communication functions (request, label), (2) how they were communicated (sign, vocalization, device activation), and (3) what level of prompting was used (indirect cue, hand over hand). Write target word and you're done. You don't need to sacrifice moments in therapy to keep great
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Speaking & Listening
Cards to Go With Learning Resources Big Feelings Pineapple {Emotions}
These printable cards go with the Big Feelings Pineapple from Learning Resources (can be purchased on Amazon). Students can look at the cards individually, and use their visual spatial skills to recreate the emotion on their pineapple. This is great for social emotional development and fine motor skills. Using 1-2 cards at a time is much less overwhelming for children, allow you to target certain emotions, and allow the children to identify how they are feeling. Cards are best when printed, c
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Social Emotional Learning
A Simple Guide to Basic Sign Language
I love using simple sign language for my early language learners in order to build their communication skills! There are so many different resources out there and they all look different so I wanted a cohesive packet of simple signs that are perfect for introducing sign language to families. I've put together 16 different slides that offer a picture and description for how to produce the sign. Each picture and description is from babysignlanguage.com. For more sign language assistance, go visit
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American Sign Language
Speech Therapy: Apraxia Visual Tactile Cue Card for Syllable Production
Use these cue cards when working with kids with apraxia or who are working on fluency of sound productions. I have my students touch the grey "button" and say their target sound and then touch each of the colored "buttons" as they add their vowel sounds. Ex. B-ay, B-ee, B-ye, B-ow, B-oo Want to save money?Follow my store. All new products are 50% off for the first 48 hours. Following me is the best way to catch when new products are launched. Just click on “Follow Me” right under my name at the
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FREE Matching Transportation Game Activity Preschool Special Education
Matching Transportation Game Activity For Preschool or Special Education ClassroomIncluded: PDF Printable•Vehicle Photos Matching Set to match photos to photos•Vehicle Pictures Matching Set to match pictures to picturesDirections: Laminate and cut out one set of each matching activity. Have students match photos to photos, pictures to pictures, and photos to pictures. Check out my TPT store for an adapted book to go along with the free matching activity at:Looking for more preschool or special
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FREE Smiley Face Color Matching File Folder Activity
This is a FREE smiley face color matching file folder. Students will match the smiley faces. This is a perfect year-round activity for preschool or special education. If you like this activity, click HERE for more file folders. Follow me on Instagram (@teacherofsuperheroes) for giveaways, tips, and ideas for using my resources in your classroom!FREE Smiley Face Color Matching File Folder Game by Teacher of Superheroes is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivativ
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FREE Progress Monitoring IEP Data Collection Tracking Sheets
FREE Progress Monitoring IEP Data Collection Tracking Sheets. Use these sheets to track IEP goals as well as taking notes on your students during 1:1 conferences or small groups. This resource comes with printable sheets as well as a Google Slides version if you prefer to progress monitor digitally. **Personally, I download the sheets onto my iPad and use them with the GoodNotes app. Includes:Progress Monitoring IEP Data Collection Tracking SheetStudent Progress Monitoring Notes sheet (front a
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