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Sensory Tips / Tricks
A list of simple and (MOSTLY) free tips and tricks to practice for increasing sensory tolerances and decreasing sensitivities. Oral, Auditory, Tactile, Olfactory and Visual sensory ideas are all listed. This is by NO means an all-inclusive list, but I often wished I had a paper to grab for easy, quick ideas for my students and this is a compilation of my typical go-to strategies. Hopefully it can help you as well! Please remember this is intended for individual use only - if others are interest
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Speech Therapy Cueing Hierarchy Parent Handout
This is a great handout when working with parents to teach them how to increase and decrease support during communication interaction. Printing instructions: 1. Click print 2. When the print screen comes up, select "fit" under the header "paper sizing and handling" Follow these printing instructions to print a full size page.
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Halloween Safety Tips and Quiz
Everyone wants to have an enjoyable and safe Halloween. Here are a few pages of helpful Halloween hints on how to prepare for and have a super spooky and smooth night. There's even a true/false quiz to make sure that kids and adults have remembered the right info. Teachers can review this in school with their students/ then students can take them home. OR, simply send this home with your students and let the families look it over.
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Health
Tips & Tricks for Guardians - Increasing Speech In-Home
FREE DOWNLOAD! Here are some easy ways to increase speech & language usage at home. These are things can be inserted into your everyday routines.
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Other (ELA)
Parent Input Form for Initial, Annual, and Reevaluation IEPs
This document is extremely useful and easy when preparing for an IEP meeting. This document has all the essential pieces so that you can go into an IEP meeting prepared and know any parent concerns ahead of time. This document is an editable PDF where the font size decreases no matter how much the parent writes so you always have the information you need without it being cut off.
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Coping & Relaxation Skills Grid | CBT Counseling | SEL Handout |
Give students a wide range of practical, easy-to-use coping strategies—all in one place.This comprehensive Coping & Relaxation Skills Grid helps students explore and choose strategies across multiple domains, making it easier to find what works best for them in different situations. Perfect for school counselors, therapists, and SEL classrooms, this resource supports emotional regulation, self-awareness, and healthy coping Many students are told to “use coping skills”—but don’t actually know
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School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
PomodoroTime: A Time Management Tool for Kids, Teens and Adults
Increase time on task and prevent brain fatigue with this kid- and adult- friendly time management handout!
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Blow Your Nose Visual Card
Visual for children to blow their nose. Good for ABA and decreasing verbal prompts.
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Test Taking Tips For Success
Handout for students and families to use for test taking strategies and decrease test anxiety.
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Social Emotional Learning
Student Shout Out: A Positive Note Home
Student Shout Out
A Positive Note Home. Great for classroom management and increasing student motivation!
Print on bright-colored paper for even more color options!
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Character Education, For All Subjects
Types of Stutters Handout
For speech pathologists, knowledge of the types of stutters is important to accurately assess the frequency and severity of stuttering. For adults who stutter or parents of children who stutter, understanding the various types of stuttering that may occur can lead to more useful, effective and positive interactions between the clinician and the parent/adult as well as increased accuracy when identifying the severity of stuttering. This handout can be used in conjunction with the stuttering tre
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Speaking & Listening
Weekly Planner Sheet: Student Organizer
Weekly Planner Sheet: Student OrganizerThis weekly planner page is designed to help students stay organized and on top of their academic responsibilities. Each day of the week (Monday–Friday) is broken down by class period, allowing students to: Record daily class activities (e.g., lessons, group work, quizzes)Track homework or assignments givenCheck off tasks as they’re completed using the convenient checkbox sectionStudents can use this tool to build strong executive functioning habits, improv
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For All Subjects
Weekly Reading Log
Research has shown that by reading for 30 minutes a day, students can strengthen critical thinking skills, increase vocabulary, build empathy, and improve writing skills! Help students stay accountable towards their reading goals by keeping a weekly reading log. These logs can be kept in student's homework folder and completed for daily (M-Th) record keeping of reading activity. Reading logs can be turned in at the end of each week. Please see preview for details. Fonts created by APL Fonts
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English Language Arts, Literature
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
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Free Partner Strategies for AAC Core Vocabulary Handout
This 3 page handout provides some basic useful strategies partners (teachers, parents, and SLPs) can use to encourage and increase communication skills and aac use in students who are learning to communicate with aac.
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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
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Spelling Quiz: How To Mark
This example spelling quiz shows teachers how to mark spelling, parts of speech, and sentence use. It works perfectly alongside the free Spelling Quiz Template and the other spelling quizzes available for purchase, making grading quick, consistent, and easy for any Grade 7 spelling unit.
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Grammar, Spelling, Writing
Daily Mood Chart - Emotional Awareness Activity For Students
Taking a moment to be aware of our feelings, thoughts and actions is instrumental in managing the various emotions in youth. Research has proven this increases social skills and promotes mental and general well-being in youth (Zhou, Liu, Niu, Sun, & Fan, 2017). Use this exercise for all ages as a way to help them be mindful of the various emotions that come up at different times of the day. Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TPT purchases. I love that feedback
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School Counseling, School Psychology
Classroom Library Book Drive Parent Letter
If you're a teacher, then you're always looking for ways to GET MORE BOOKS. Here's a simple strategy for doing just that. Harness the power of parents and your parent community but sending home this letter taped to a brown paper grocery bag (I always staple the letter to the bag first but tape it over the staple for extra reinforcement) with handles (bags not included, you need to be nice to the grocery store manager and they'll give you a class set), then as students return books to class in t
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Balanced Literacy, Informational Text, Literature
FREE SAMPLE Counselor Editable Letters and Handouts for Parent Communication
This editable letter and handout freebie includes a separation anxiety handout, a welcome back to school letter, and an expected choices parent letter. These letters are a simple and effective way to increase parent communication for school counselors, psychologists, or social workers. This freebie is a sample from my 100+ Editable Counselor Bundle and includes: Separation Anxiety Tips and Resources 3 Page Editable HandoutEditable We're Learning About Expected Choices parent letterEditab
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School Counseling, Social Emotional Learning
Language Stimulation Strategies to Implement During Play and Daily Routines
This educational handout provides both speech-language pathologists and parents information about language stimulation strategies to implement during play and daily routines. These strategies can be used to increase expressive and receptive language skills. The handout also includes specific language activities to implement for children between the ages of birth to three. There are references listed to provide SLPs a resource list for additional articles and website when conducting research in t
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English Language Arts
Self-efficacy Page for SEL | Self Confidence
A one-pager that has an SEL focus to help students reflect on what makes them wonderful. This page can be used in tandem with SEL lessons or whenever you want to increase students' awareness of their individual gifts and strengths. Using activities like this can help students feel more confident as they reflect on the positive ways they show up in the world. Use these in preparation for Parent Teacher Conferences, twice a semester to see growth, for a beautiful display of your students' uniquene
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Social Emotional Learning
Physical/Occupational Therapy Core Strength Home Exercise Handout - Animal Walks
Handout for physical or occupational therapists to send home with children for carryover. Highlights 8 basic animal walks with description that parents can use to encourage children to work on core strength, balance, motor planning and coordination at home. Easy to print, formatted as a single page handout with black and white images. Great for children to practice over breaks in service, or for children who may not qualify for services but could benefit from an increase in gross motor activity.
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Physical Education
Conversation Topic Board
This board helps the communication partner understand the student with impaired intelligibility by providing context. If the communication partner knows the topic of conversation, the communication partner can better guess what the student is saying. This also decreasing frustration of the student regarding communication breakdowns.
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