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Speech Sound Development Chart | Speech Therapy Parent Reference Guide

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SPEECH SOUND DEVELOPMENT CHART: This speech sound development chart highlights the key ages children acquire speech sounds. This resource contains:A colour coded chart showing the ages children start to develop and master sounds.This can be used as a handout for teachers, speech and language therapists/ pathologists (SLTs/SLPs) and students. This can also be used as a reference for nursery staff, parents and caregivers. By using this speech sound development chart, it helps to recognise age-ap

PreK - 3rd

Balanced Literacy, Speaking & Listening

BCBA| Pizza Pie Token Board| Behavior Chart | ABA | Special education| ASD

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TheStarBCBA

Kids will love this Pizza Pie token board!! Exciting pizza pie visual to keep kids motivated and manage behavior Perfect for BCBA's, speech therapist, occupational therapist, special ed teachers, early intervention, parents and educatorsCan be used in aba therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, special ed, classroom management, behavior management and supports.Easy to use for parents and to incorporate in parent training.Teach your RBT's to use a token economy with this easy to use pizza

PreK - 3rd

Nonverbal Communication Strategies

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The Babbling Speechie

This is a great handout and resource for SLP's as well as parents. Many parents have questions about why their child isn't talking and what they can do. This handout sums it all up! I would always bring a copy of this to an IEP meeting when I know I will be working with a child who mostly communicates by way of non-verbal communication. -The Babbling Speechie

PreK - 8th, Adult Education

Speech Sound Norms Chart

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Maritime Speech

Every wonder if your child/student's speech is "normal", or age-appropriate? Children develop speech at different rates. However, there are age norms for when most typically developing children acquire specific speech sounds. This resource details age norms for speech development!

PreK - 3rd

Speaking & Listening

FREE Early Intervention Session Report

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Kayla SLP

This user-friendly Early Intervention Session Report template provides a structured format to summarize the activities and interventions implemented during each session. EI providers can easily outline the strategies employed, parent reports, session summaries, and specific goals addressed. By consistently documenting these details, the report enables interventionists to track progress over time and identify patterns or areas for improvement. Included:Parent/caregiver summary pageThis form is fo

PreK

Tantrum vs Meltdowns Parent Handout | Neuroaffirming | ASD | PDA | SP

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The Playful Speechie

Are your families asking about tantrums vs meltdowns? This neuroaffirming, parent-friendly handout clearly explains the difference between tantrums and meltdowns using compassionate, regulation-focused language. Created by a paediatric speech pathologist, this resource helps families understand: • What a tantrum is • What a meltdown is • Key differences in presentation • Practical support strategies for each • A gentle reminder about nervous system regulation Perfect for: • Autism and PDA profil

PreK - 5th

Not Subject Specific

Early Intervention Home Visit Forms and Visuals

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Eva Lee SLP

Do you do early intervention home visits? Be prepared for visits at home or daycare with session notes, visual support, and caregiver handouts! Whether you are an SLP, speech therapy assistant,t or developmental specialist, these early childhood intervention materials are a great addition to your toolbox. This resource includes: Visit Notes & Reminder Sheets Early Communication Strategies Handout (with and without space for notes)“Wh” Question Visual (ideal for book sharing)Song Choice boa

PreK - K

Also included in: Early Intervention and Speech Therapy | EI and PreK Forms and Handouts

Speech Therapy Case Note

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Love 2 Play SLP

This note has room for a short narrative at the top, then spaces to add gestures, sounds, or words the child said, as well as activities done during the session. There is space for additional notes and information as well. The half sheets are great for leaving notes and ideas for the parents to let them know what was worked on, or to act as a reminder of the strategies discussed during the session.

PreK

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