Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Learning Words at Home: Suggestions Bundle

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Working with families to encourage their children to use words and then increase utterance length requires education and coaching. This bundle describes how learning words happens starting with awareness of the word and eventually turning into the child being able to use the word spontaneously. In the bundle you will also find a list of beginner words and phrases as well as toys that are great for encouraging verbal communication. Lastly, the bundle includes an activities page that describes fou

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First-Then Boards

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SLPsimplicity

Many students benefit from predictability and structure. Knowing what is expected and what comes next can help decrease anxiety, particularly with students who have such Autism, Cognitive Impairment, and Behavioral/Emotional Disabilities. I also use First-Then boards with many of my younger students who are non-readers. You can use clip-art pictures, write-in, or draw in boxes with dri-erase markers. Can be used by Teachers, Special Educators, SLPs, OTs, Reading Specialists and additional se

PreK - 3rd

Yes/No Visual Aid for Communication (Answering Questions & Making Choices)

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Communication Angel

This is a visual aid that can be used for communication and to encourage comprehension of 'yes' and 'no' for questions and choice making. It can be used in any educational, therapeutic, daycare, or home setting to decrease frustration and enhance understanding.

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Reward Chart- Party Animals

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Christine Beverin SLP

Help your child stay on track by using this reward chart. They can visually track their progress toward a goal by earning a star for each desired behavior or completion of an activity. Choose either the 3 or 5 star version, based on how long your child can work before requiring a reward. You can help your child increase their attention span by starting with the 3 star chart and working up to the 5 star chart. Once your child gets all three or five stars, they can earn something extra special! *

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A Simple Guide to Basic Sign Language

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SLPplease

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