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Early Intervention Speech Therapy Strategies for Parent Handouts and Coaching
Easy steps and seamless interaction is what parents need when starting with early intervention. Simple to follow handouts, keeping speech therapy fresh and fun. Let these parent-friendly handouts get your kids on the right track! 25 Speech and Language Strategies includes:Index (with clickable links to handout pages)Checklist of strategies (mark off the ones you’ve taught families)Strategies at a glance (1 page titles, 1 page titles + brief description)25 Speech and Language Strategies (half-sh
PreK - K
Early Intervention SPANISH Speech and Language Parent Handouts Set 2
Easy parent communication and carry-over work for families for speech therapy in this download of parent handouts. This packet is for SPANISH ONLY! ( English version found here.) This download contains 10 parent handouts for early intervention. Although the handouts in this packet are developed for early intervention, I also use them with delayed preschool students. All Handouts include the Spanish version only: Titles/Títulos: Increasing language at: • Bath Time/ La hora del baño • Brushing
PreK
Verbal Routines for Early Intervention Speech Therapy-Grab & Go Parent Handouts
Are you an early intervention or preschool SLP looking for simple, easy-to-use verbal routines that caregivers can use during daily routines? This early language strategy supports toddlers and preschoolers with expressive language delay, autism, gestalt language processing, and apraxia. These simple half-page, parent handouts support caregivers with increasing language skills at home. Easily teach parents why verbal routines matter and how to implement them using routines- based interventions
PreK
Early Mand Training Protocol with Vocal and PECS/Sign - Teacher/Parent Friendly
This mand training (aka teaching functional requesting) protocol is an easy to follow, step-by-step guide on how to increase request opportunities using a combination of vocal prompting and supplementary PECS/Sign language supports. The target audience of this infographic is caregivers, teachers, and even new therapists who work with a learner whose vocal repertoire is just emerging. The guide teaches how to utilize motivating operations, prompts and prompt fading, different communication modali
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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
PreK
Parent Handout- How to use Mr. Potato Head to increase language skills
Parent handout- print or email to parents. Educate parents with an easy to understand handout about the 5 ways they can use a Mr. Potato Head at home to increase language skills. Handout also comes with Potato Head parts that can be printed incase they do not own the toy. Good for early intervention carryover, Pre-K, or speech/language delayed children.
PreK - K
Parent Handout: 5 Ways to Play to Increase Language Use
This handout provides 5 easily digestible and implemented tips & tricks to get your child/student talking while playing: turn-taking, cause & effect, follow their lead, sing, and do the unexpected! Great to give to parents as a reference guide. Best for parents, caregivers, early intervention providers, preschool teachers, speech-language pathologists, and/or special educators.
PreK - 2nd
Speech Therapy Parent Handouts - Screen Time Language Support
Since COVID hit, screen time has increased for many families and caregivers are looking for help navigating this new normal! Use this handout to give caregivers simple strategies support language during screen time. Whether sessions are taking place virtually or in person, speech therapy parent handouts are a great way to offer support. As a mom and SLP, I recommend and use these strategies frequently as everyone is spending more time at home. If you have any questions, please contact me. I'd be
PreK - 1st
Growing Bundle of Speech Sounds in Initial Position (Distance Learning)
This is a growing bundle, prices will increase as more targets are added. This includes the following targets in the initial position of the word: Early Sounds (p, b, m) Stopping (s, f) Fronting (k, g) Backing (t, d) Cluster Reduction (sp, sm) Multisyllables (3, 4) Future packets added to this bundle will include: Early Sounds (w, h, y) Stopping (v, z, sh, ch, j, voiced/voiceless th) Gliding (l, r) Cluster Reduction (sk, st) Multisyllables (CV, VC, 1, 2) This product includes full-color and b
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Growing Bundle of Speech Sounds in Final Position (Distance Learning)
This is a growing bundle, prices will increase as more targets are added. This includes the following targets in the initial position of the word: Early Sounds (p, b, m) Stopping (s, f) Fronting (k, g) Backing (t, d) Future packets added to this bundle will include: Stopping (v, z, sh, ch, j, mixed th) This product includes full-color and black & white materials to use as hard or digital copies. -A brief outline of the Cycles Approach and phonological processes. -A home program handout for e
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Speech Therapy Parent Handouts- Early Language Development
This resource contains eight newsletters for parents of EI, pre-k, and kindergarten students. The topics focus on general language development and give advice pertinent to typically developing, as well as language delayed, children. These handouts would be perfect as parent education resources or monthly newsletters. They contain easy to understand explanations and easy strategies for caretakers to implement. Topics included: - Routines are Rad: how routines can support language development -
PreK - K
** Occupational Therapy Explained: Informational Handout, What is OT? **
OTs are an integral part of the therapy team, focusing on increasing the participation of those we work with in their desired and required activities needed for living a fulfilling and independent life. Occupational therapy covers a wide range of skills - and that’s why we love it so much! This quick, one-page resource was created to be an easy explanation for caregivers, teachers and parents. Please note, as with all of our resources, this download does not substitute skilled medical interventi
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Basic AAC Communication Sheet for Toddlers and Children with ASD
Easy to Use and Teach Low Tech Communication Tool to improve child’s communication skills to express wants & needs as well as increasing independence. These communication cards include: everyday activitiescommon requestsfoodsfeelingspain scalediverse imagesand much more!This is a great tool for parents, teachers, OT/SLP, and many more!
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Speaking & Listening
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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Early Language Learner Strategies
Early Intervention can be daunting when you don't know how to convey strategies to the parents in a cohesive and thorough way. I've created handouts that are targeted for early language learners that have no words, or just a few words. This packet includes one First Words List to document the first 30 words spoken, and eight strategies for parents/caregivers to help with language development. Strategies included: Decrease Demands Expressing “Mama” Offering Choices Model Three Times Replac
PreK
Apraxia Sounds Book - Sounds in Isolation with gestural cues
The Apraxia Sounds Book targets sounds in isolation. Each sound is associated to an environmental sound rather than a letter and a gesture is paired with it. This helps to build a variety of sounds and builds confidence in learning speech sound production. This is particularly helpful in having the child's family be an active participant in helping their child increase the variety of speech sounds. This tool provides a shared consistent cueing system for SLPs, children and their families. ***I
PreK - K
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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AAC Therapy Materials & Implementation Supports BUNDLE
Want clearer steps to achieve communication success with your non-speaking or minimally-speaking clients in speech therapy sessions? Not sure how to teach Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)? Trying to increase AAC use by your learners? Then this resource is for you! This download includes: Approx 30 minute video, slides and handouts that support 8 key phases in implementing low tech communication systems 16 versions of Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC) Social Narrat
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Early Intervention Speech Therapy Parent Handouts for Late Talkers: Set 3
EI Speech Therapy Parent Handouts. This download contains 10 parent handouts for early intervention. Each of the 10 pages emphasizes a different strategy that parents and caregivers can utilize to elicit first words in their child. These 10 handouts would be good for children who are working towards using their first word or any children working on increasing their single word vocabulary. The strategies focus on expressive language skills. Titles: •Bringing Objects to Your Face •Simplifying to
PreK
Also included in: Early Intervention Speech Therapy Parent Handouts Bundle #1 EI Resources
Volume/Voice Level Chart
A voice/volume chart with visuals to help your student or child match their volume to the setting because it is okay to be loud and excited sometimes! Cut out an laminate to increase life-span!
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Speech Therapy Early Intervention Vocabulary List- In English & Spanish
This early intervention vocabulary checklist is exactly what you need to increase your student's mean length of utterance. If you work with early intervention - preschool aged students this will help increase their vocabulary and give you a guide on what words to target. This checklist will help guide you in making sure your student's have the variety of words needed before they are able to make a two-word utterance (and more!). No more coming up with category goals that are meaningless to a
PreK - 1st
Early Intervention Parent Handouts for Speech Therapy Set 6 First Phrases
Got clients stuck at the single word level? This set has 11 parent handouts designed to help you coach parents to move from the single word to two-word level. Great for Early Intervention and Preschool SLPs. This download contains 11 parent handouts for early intervention related to the first phrases that children produce. Each handout is backed by research, but is written in very parent-friendly language. This set is perfect if you want to:✅ Use a parent coaching model for Speech Therapy. ✅ H
PreK
World Down Syndrome Day Coloring Sheets
Looking for an educational World Down Syndrome Day activity? Download a Down Syndrome awareness and acceptance activity pack with 5 coloring pages! Can be used as a tool to discuss Disability Awareness (Down Syndrome) in the classroom including features, communication and related symbols.Suitable to increase Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), and assistive technology awareness among your learnersUse it in conjunction with International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Down Syndro
PreK - 4th
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
PreK - 2nd
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