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Bell Curve and Definitions Visual for SLPs Speech and Language
Make your IEPs a breeze with this great bell curve for SLPs! This easy, printable chart allows you to visually explain to parents their child's standard scores, percentile ranks, scaled scores and standard deviations. Also included are definitions of standard scores, percentile ranks, standard deviations, age equivalents, z-scores, stanine, and scaled scores. Please make sure to preview before purchasing to make sure the Bell Curve fits your needs. Please be sure to message me if you have an
Speaking & Listening
Proloquo2Go: a visual guide to getting started (PDF & video)
This visual guide walks you through the initial set up and customization process for the Proloquo2Go AAC app. * There is one topic per page with visuals *It is perfect for those who are brand new to the app and want screenshots for every step in the initial set up and customization options to help buttons stand out. . This app has several features that could be helpful for Gestalt Language Processors————————————- Updated 3/29/23 to be more age-neutral. Updated 6/30/23 to mention simplified on
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*BUNDLE* Parent/Guardian Input/Questionnaire Forms for IEP (ENGLISH & SPANISH)
Do you need a quick and easy one-page questionnaire for your parents to help you prepare for their child's IEP? I have a solution for you: An IEP prep form for parents in English & Spanish with open boxes for parents/guardians to fill in. This is a BUNDLE package with both ENGLISH & SPANISH FORMS. -One page is in English. -One page is in Spanish. **These two pages can be copied back to back to that your parent/guardian can decide which side they feel more comfortable filling out. This Parent/Gua
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Teacher and Parent Input Rating Forms for Speech Therapy Grades 6-12
This is a CCSS aligned parent and teacher rating form that can be used during evaluations and before annual IEPs for students in grades 6-12. The teacher forms are especially helpful for teacher collaboration. It's an easy way to show and explain to teachers how you can help their students meet specific CCSS. These forms allow you to gather input from teachers so that you know exactly what areas the child's teacher feels are most impacted in the classroom.
These forms also help you build r
6th - 12th
Stuttering Questionnaires for Parents and Teachers
This product consists of two stuttering questionnaires, one for parents and one for teachers.
PreK - 12th
Speaking & Listening
Preschool Speech and Language Milestones Handout (3, 4, 5 year olds)
Support your preschool/kindergarten teachers and parents to better understand the developmental stages and skills of their 3, 4, and 5 year old students in the area of speech and language. These handouts can be given to teachers to help guide their referrals and track the development of their students in the area of listening (receptive language), speaking (expressive language), articulation, and social language. These handouts can also guide conversations with the MTSS/RTI team.
Comprehensive 6-Month Speech, Language & Feeding Parent Update Form
This comprehensive 6-month reevaluation form is designed specifically for Speech-Language Pathologists who work with children in clinical, school-based, or private practice settings. It provides a structured, parent-friendly way to gather essential updates on a child’s speech, language, feeding, and overall developmental progress. This tool helps you collect meaningful data directly from caregivers—perfect for progress updates, annual reviews, parent conferences, Medicaid documentation, and ther
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Comparison of Therapy Services
A beautiful infographic for parents, teachers and therapists highlighting the overlap and differences in various therapy services.
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Infant Post Frenectomy/Tongue tie Exercise Checklist
This is a checklist for parents to use to track post-frenectomy exercises. These are the exercises that I teach following a tongue and/or lip tie release for infants. You can find a variety of video demonstrations of these exercises and more on youtube. This list is not exhaustive and there are definitely other methods that are effective. These are the exercises I have found most useful and most easily implemented by parents. Feel free to modify this template if you have other exercises you
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