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Music Therapy Social Story For School Autism AAC SEL Special Education Classroom
This Music Therapy Social Story is a student friendly, visual support resource designed to help children understand what to expect during music therapy at school. This story walks students step by step through the music therapy experience including listening, taking turns, using their voice, playing instruments safely, and transitioning back to class. It is written in simple, predictable language that supports comprehension, emotional regulation, and positive participation. This resource is idea
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Short Stories, Sight Words, Social Emotional Learning
PECS Visual Schedule and School Vocabulary | Special Education Resource
Support communication, independence, and routine with this PECS Visual Schedule, designed specifically for students with communication needs, including those with autism, speech delays, or in special education settings. This resource includes Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS)-style visuals and customizable schedule strips that help students understand and anticipate daily activities. Whether used in the classroom, therapy, or at home, this tool is perfect for building structured r
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Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
Bottle to Cup Transition: Pediatric Guidelines & Oral Motor Development Handout
This easy-to-read, parent-friendly handout explains the importance of weaning from bottles and introducing open cups and straw cups to your baby. It covers pediatric recommendations for weaning between 12–18 months, risks of prolonged bottle use (tooth decay, picky eating, ear infections, and speech/oral motor delays), and the benefits of starting cup use as early as 6 months. Parents will learn why open cups and straw cups are preferred over hard-spout sippy cups for oral motor and speech de
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Character Education, School Counseling, School Psychology
Quiet Loud by Leslie Patricelli – Adaptive Book Icons & Sound Sorting Mat
This adaptive version of Quiet Loud by Leslie Patricelli includes picture-supported text for enhanced accessibility, making it easier for all learners to engage with the story. It also features an interactive sound sorting mat to help children distinguish between quiet and loud sounds, supporting early learning, speech development, and sensory awareness. Perfect for preschool, special education, and speech therapy!
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Literature, Music, Speaking & Listening
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SL.K.1
, CCRA.SL.1
Speech & Language Therapy Session Note
Keep parents & caregivers in the loop and reinforce carryover at home with this simple, ready-to-use Speech & Language Therapy Session Note! ✨ This printable handout is designed to make communication between therapists and families quick and effective. Each page includes two clear sections: “What We Worked On” – so caregivers know exactly what skills and goals were targeted in the session or during the week.“At Home, you Can Practice” – easy-to-follow practice ideas that help support progress o
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For All Subjects
Play to Talk Workbook: Learn to Talk through play through the stages
Play to Talk Workbook: Stages of Language Development & Support StrategiesBy Monica Plack, Occupational TherapistThis practical, easy-to-follow workbook guides parents, teachers, and therapists through the stages of early language development using play-based strategies. It helps adults understand how children learn to communicate and provides simple, effective language models and examples for each stage of development. Created by an occupational therapist, this resource bridges play and communi
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Not Subject Specific
Voice Meter
This Voice-O-Meter visual support helps students understand and regulate their voice level across different classroom and school settings. Using simple visuals, clear labels, and color-coded levels, this resource teaches appropriate voice expectations in an easy-to-understand format for young learners and students with communication or behavioral needs. Voice levels included: Too Loud Indoor Voice Whisper Voice No Talking
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Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
Voiceless /TH/ Articulation Worksheets – Initial, Medial, Final Word Positions
This packet targets the voiceless /th/ sound in initial, medial, and final word positions. Often one of the trickier sounds for children to master, this resource breaks down practice into clear, visual word grids designed for repetition and modeling. Developed by Speech Works by Elissa, it’s a must-have for SLPs, teachers, and parents supporting children with speech delays, articulation challenges, or those learning to master advanced sounds. Use it for therapy sessions, at-home practice, or
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Literature, Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Reading
When My Voice Is Too Loud Social Story Autism Visual Support AAC Nonverbal Class
This social story, When My Voice Is Too Loud Social Story Autism Visual Support AAC Nonverbal Classroom Behavior, is a clear and supportive visual resource designed to help students understand and manage their voice level in school. It is ideal for autistic students, nonverbal learners, AAC users, and students in special education settings who benefit from structured, visual instruction. The story walks students through recognizing when their voice is too loud, understanding how it affects other
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Harmony Horizon Word Scramble worksheet activity
Discover the beauty of sound with Harmony Horizon, a Scramble activity that invites students to explore the connections between music, culture, and creativity. Learners examine how harmony works in different styles, analyze how instruments and voices blend, and reflect on how music communicates emotions across the globe. This activity strengthens listening, critical thinking, and collaboration, making it a perfect fit for music appreciation, classroom activities, or cross-curricular projects
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Instrumental Music, Music, Music Composition
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
The Little Bee’s Big Job | Flipbook with Sound + PDF Storybook
🐝 The Little Bee’s Big Job - Digital Storybook BundleDiscover the heartwarming story of Barnaby the little bee who learns that even the smallest wings can do big things. This digital download includes everything you need for an enriching and engaging storytime experience. 📦 This Bundle Includes: 📘 PDF Storybook (A4 & US Letter) – 25+ beautifully illustrated pages 📖 Interactive Flipbook with sound (MP4 + PDF) 🎨 2 Printable Coloring Pages 🎫 3 Matching Bookmarks (Printable) 🌸 Themed Line
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Coloring Pages, Graphic Arts
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