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"Sorry for the Squirrel" story--medial /r/ sound for speech therapy
Here is a FUNNY story about a mischievous birthday party. This is a motivating articulation story aimed for kids who are bored in speech therapy! It is Captain Underpants or Diary of a Wimpy Kid style humor. Directions: -Read the story a loud with the student for motivation and laughter -Start with the word level for medial /r/ position on the word list -increase difficulty to the phrase level -increase difficulty to the sentence level from pieces of the story -re-read for practicing using
2nd - 6th
Speaking & Listening
CCSS
SL.K.4
, SL.K.6
Parent & Teacher Input Forms for Speech & Language
*CHECK OUT OUR NEW LISTINGS FOR TEACHER AND PARENT INTERVIEW FORMS, search on our store today!*Original Version:Looking for an easy way to gather information from parents and teachers when student's are referred to you for a screening, observation, or evaluation? Look no further! This document includes two separate forms: 1) Parent Input for Speech & Language 2) Teacher Input for Speech & Language These forms can be printed double sided to fit on one page. Email, send home, or call parents to co
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Other (ELA)
Editable Visual Schedule for Autism with Daily Classroom Transitions and Home
This visual schedule for autism is EDITABLE and will be a game changer for daily classroom transitions. It can be used as an antecedent intervention for student behavior support in special education, ABA, and more. If you are a teacher, BCBA, RBT, or parent then this resource will be helpful. Your digital download will include: 1 PDFLink to editable Google SlidesPrinting guide4 schedule board variations3 first-then boards100 schedule cardsGet yours today and thanks for supporting AllDayABA! ----
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Parent Questionnaire IEP | Parent Input Form Special Education Questionnaire
Get valuable parent and guardian input for the present levels before your IEP meeting. This editable parent questionnaire survey is a great way to get feedback and information from guardians about the IEP. Many editable versions both print and digital. It will provide you with great information for the student’s profile and ensure your parents and guardians feel included as part of the IEP team. It is imperative to include the adults at home in the IEP creation processes. This parent questio
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