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Preview of FREE Book List for Increasing Language and Vocabulary in Early Childhood

FREE Book List for Increasing Language and Vocabulary in Early Childhood

Curated book list for young learners (ages 2-6) organized by categories. A great list of vocabulary-rich books that can be used to help build language skills or to be used during theme-based learning. Great as a resource for speech-language pathologists, special education teachers, regular education teachers, and parents! Please leave feedback! Thanks so much for downloading this free resource and checking out my store!
Preview of FREE AAC Handout for Preschool and Parents

FREE AAC Handout for Preschool and Parents

***Please rate & review this FREE resource if you used it - TPT store owners thrive on reviews! ***Your feedback will help me to create more helpful resources. This FREE handout contains information about Augmentative and Alternative Information (AAC) for you to share with parents, preschool or daycare staff, and educational support workers. It provides clear information about: What is AAC? How can we use AAC? How to make AAC accessible for the student DO's and DON'Ts of AAC A quick user gu
Preview of FREE AAC Handout for Kindergarten staff and parents

FREE AAC Handout for Kindergarten staff and parents

This FREE handout contains quick and easy tips about Augmentative and Alternative Information (AAC) for you to share with Kindergarten teachers, parents and educational assistants or support workers. ***Please rate & review this FREE resource if you used it - TPT store owners thrive on good reviews! ***Your feedback will help me to create more helpful resources. It provides clear information about: What is AAC? How can we use AAC? How to make AAC accessible for the student DO's and DON'Ts of A
Preview of Blow Your Nose Visual Card

Blow Your Nose Visual Card

Created by
Nora Rigolosi
Visual for children to blow their nose. Good for ABA and decreasing verbal prompts.
Preview of SLP Language Recommendations to Parents Guide

SLP Language Recommendations to Parents Guide

A useful tool that can be provided to parents to help increase their child's language development. These recommendations can also be used as part of the recommendations of a speech and language evaluation.
Preview of FREE Clear Speech Strategies - Voice, Dysarthria, Low Intelligibility, Caregiver

FREE Clear Speech Strategies - Voice, Dysarthria, Low Intelligibility, Caregiver

FREE! FREE! FREE!This list of tips will teach non-SLPs how to effectively communicate, thereby revealing competence and increasing confidence in the student (and communication partner)! Target populations: voice, dysarthria, oral-motor weakness, low-intelligibility. For more school-focused tips, check out this FREE resource: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Communicating-with-Unintelligible-Students-Guide-For-TeachersParents-6897833#show-price-update This checklist is appropri
Preview of FREE 5 Tips for Communicating with Unintelligible Students - Teachers/Parents

FREE 5 Tips for Communicating with Unintelligible Students - Teachers/Parents

FREE! FREE! FREE!This list of tips will teach non-SLPs how to effectively communicate with a highly-unintelligible student, thereby revealing competence and increasing confidence in the student (and communication partner)! For a more medical-focused list, check out: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-Clear-Speech-Strategies-Voice-Dysarthria-Low-Intelligibility-Caregiver-6930084#show-price-update This checklist is appropriate for: Parents/FamilyTeachers/ClassmatesAdministratorsG
Preview of OT Your Day Away-Freebie

OT Your Day Away-Freebie

Are you the parent or teacher of a child that you think might benefit from some occupational therapy being integrated into their everyday routine? This FREE occupational therapy guide gives you a few helpful hints for integrating occupational therapy ideas to increase your child's participation in their everyday activities. *****WHAT IS INCLUDED******Description of OT: How it is used for children, what exactly it is, how it works. Helpful Hints: The four (4) helpful hits included in the back o
Preview of How to Reduce Your Child's Screen Time: A System that May Work for You

How to Reduce Your Child's Screen Time: A System that May Work for You

As a parent, I know how easy it is to give screens to my toddler at times when I need to get things done or need a break. However, I know that too much screen time can lead to a very cranky child, let alone it's not the most helpful in promoting your child's development!I created this resource for my clients as well as for myself and my family. In it, I share how parents can avoid developing an over-reliance on screens and how to design a system that increases free and independent play. Please a
Preview of Caregiver Handout for “Up" | Speech Therapy Daily Routines

Caregiver Handout for “Up" | Speech Therapy Daily Routines

Created by
Speechkick
Help little ones learn one of their first meaningful words—“ up”! This caregiver handout from the growing guidebook, First Words: Simple Strategies to Help Your Child Learn and Use Their First Words, includes practical, easy-to-use strategies and activities to support early language development in toddlers and late talkers. Designed for caregivers, parents, SLPs, and early childhood educators, this resource focuses on helping children learn to say “up” through daily routines, play, and natural
Preview of FREE Speech Sound Development Chart by Age for Parents // The Speech Scoop

FREE Speech Sound Development Chart by Age for Parents // The Speech Scoop

Created by
TheSpeechScoop
Parents often ask me about what is typical for speech sound development in toddlers! So, I made this FREE chart using ASHA standards and the NEW Crowe & McLeod Norms (2020)! Updated: 2/21/22 What is speech intelligibility?Speech intelligibility is how much information familiar and unfamiliar listeners can understand when a child is speaking. What is typical for speech intelligibility development?Children UNDER the age of 18 months: familiar and unfamiliar listeners can understand less than 25
Preview of Early Language Ideas for Home - Early Intervention Freebie for Speech Therapy

Early Language Ideas for Home - Early Intervention Freebie for Speech Therapy

This free early intervention resource was designed for speech therapists to share with parents, as a way to support parents to use language strategies during play and daily routines at home. There are four play ideas, three daily routines, and two additional activities outlined in this resource, alongside 10 language strategies. The activities suggested have been chosen as they are common toys/activities that are done in the home environment, and can be easily supported through parent-c
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