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Speech and Language Parent Handouts- Core Words & ASL Signs
Core words & ASL signs: A great resource for early intervention parents when beginning therapy or as a reminder along the way. Also great for displaying as a poster in the classroom, clinic, or home setting. *Pair with our "at-home strategies" handout for increasing carryover opportunities in the home environment!
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
American Sign Language
Parent Handout - Communication Skills and New Baby Sibling
This handout provides information about how to continue to expand your child's communication skills when they have a new baby sibling. Print out this handout to provide caregivers education about: How communication skills can be impacted by the birth of a new baby siblingWays to involve your child in the care of a new baby siblingHow to continue to increase your child's communication skills
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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
Dinosaur Token Board | Reward Chart for Potty Training or Positive Behavior
Increase positive behaviors and motivation with this printable dinosaur-themed token board/reward chart. Perfect for toddlers to 2nd graders, this visual resource includes step-by-step instructions on how to assemble and use this token system effectively. This is the ideal potty training chart for the little dino lover but it can be used to increase any behavior. Using a token economy system has numerous benefits for both students and teachers including: Increases positive behaviorsMotivate
PreK - 2nd
Social Emotional Learning
Feeding & Mealtimes Social Narrative Story | Adapted Book with Symbols
Wondering how to increase your picky eater's intake of fruits and vegetables? Working on feeding therapy? This story explains why a balanced diet is important in easy-to-understand language paired with Boardmaker Symbols. An adapted version with symbols to match and velcro on for each page is also provided in the download. This download includes 15+ pages of a social narrative story about eating a variety of food (use digitally, or print & laminate) Options to personalise the story (certain pag
PreK - 2nd
Coloring Pages, Health, Short Stories
Christmas Smashmats - early intervention speech therapy activities
Christmas smashmats- Early intervention speech and language activities (Includes 2 printable smashmats): These Christmas themed playdough smash mats offer a fun and easy way to address multiple targets while engaging toddlers and preschoolers in a language-based play routine. Smash mats are the perfect way to address a variety of early intervention speech, language, and play targets, such as the following: - Requesting skills - Imitation skills (e.g., actions with toys/playdough, environmental s
PreK - 1st
Also included in: Fall and Winter Holiday Smashmat Bundle
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
Early Intervention Handout for Parents: Speech-Language Pathology
This Early Intervention handout was created to support parents/caregivers and increase the use of strategies outside of the therapy room. Within this handout are 7 tips to incorporate during play and during daily routines. Enjoy!!!
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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
Froggy Functions - Spanish
A Spanish version of my Froggy Functions! Students practice: *Understanding functions of objects *Making inferences *Increasing sentence length *Using correct grammar This 10-page book is designed to be interactive. If desired, students may color, cut, and glue the correct picture to complete the sentence. My preschoolers just love having "homework" and are always so proud to show me what they've completed. This has been a great way to ensure language concepts are reinforced at home with Sp
PreK - 1st
Also included in: Froggy Language Bundle - Spanish
Kid's Morning Routine Packet to make morning routines a breeze
Ultimate Kids Morning Routine Checklist! This checklist packet will help make mornings a breeze for parents and children by having simple directions with visuals to boost children's independence in the mornings! The general morning routine provides a checklist for all the steps needed to prepare for school. The getting dressed checklist increases your child's independence with picking out their clothes and deciding if they need a jacket. The backpack checklist provides a visual of general school
PreK - 5th
Behavior Support Visual | Learning to Wait | Special Education Essential
Do you have a student who struggles with waiting? Try this tool! This Wait Card Visual has been tried and proven to be true in my own classroom! This card helps students build tolerance for waiting in a structured way. When a student requests something, provide the wait card and initially keep the wait time extremely short. Gradually increase the waiting period over time as the student becomes more successful.
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For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning, Speaking & Listening
LAMP AAC book- "Basic Requests"
“Basic Requests” is an adapted book using LAMP Words for Life® pathways created by the Cheapie Speechie. The visual provision of these pathways encourages learning and independence in our clients who rely on AAC to communicate. This book contains 5 pages of material. This book can be used as a script during everyday activities (e.g., play time, mealtimes) as it targets basic requests.The pages of this book were designed to grow alongside your client’s language skills. It is recommended to fold
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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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Old MacDonald Had a Farm Interactive Book - Circle Time, Small Group Activity
***Can use with Old MacDonald recorded song, or sing on your own.*** Perfect for toddler - preschool ages, children with autism, special education, early intervention, child care, and home school settings! Language Building – animal names, animal soundsMatch picture to picturePractice turn-taking skillsParticipate in choral group activityEncourage participation in small or large group activitiesFor Teachers:• Ideal for use as an individual, large, or small group activity • The reinforcing eleme
PreK - K
CCSS
RL.K.10
, RF.K.1a
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
Visually Impaired - Alphabet Board
The ALPHABET BOARD visual aid is a valuable resource supporting communication and clarification when your student is unable to produce clear speech and/or vision impairment. Using the board will increase the efficiency and effectiveness of the communication process while reducing anxiety and undesired behaviours. It is meant for single student use. It should be laminated or page protected for reuse and ease of cleaning. Discard when no longer needed. Download TODAY! By combining this visu
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Numberblocks First Then, First Next Last PLUS Token Board with Picture Cards
First/Then Board + Token Board. FIRST/THEN: Help students learn "first- then" statements with concrete pictures. Once they master that, use the "first-next-last" board to expand their understanding. Boxes have Numberblocks 1 and 2 (and 3) above them to give further numerical cues for kids for whom numerical cues could be extra helpful. 48 picture cards are included. I have tried to include as many as I could in the realistic picture form. A small number are repeated with diverse images to increa
PreK - 1st
Overstuffing mouth, Stuffing food
🥕 How to Help Your Child With Overstuffing Their Mouth By Monica Plack, Occupational TherapistSome children put too much food in their mouth at once, rush through meals, or struggle to pace their bites. Overstuffing can increase the risk of choking, poor chewing, and messy mealtimes, and it often connects to sensory, motor, and self-regulation needs. This parent resource by Monica Plack, Occupational Therapist helps families understand why overstuffing happens and how to support safer, calmer
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Character Education, Health, Social Emotional Learning
Yes/No Visual Aid for Communication (Answering Questions & Making Choices)
This is a visual aid that can be used for communication and to encourage comprehension of 'yes' and 'no' for questions and choice making. It can be used in any educational, therapeutic, daycare, or home setting to decrease frustration and enhance understanding.
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Hypernasality Weekly Homework for Toddlers
Have you ever tried targeting hypernasality in toddlers? It can be tough! This simple homework program is designed for parents to use with their child at home. This program aims to reduce hypernasality in young children by increasing awareness of the muscles involved in velopharyngeal closure and the difference between nasal and oral resonance. Key Features: Evidence-Based Techniques: Incorporates proven methods from leading speech therapy resources and research to ensure the most effective out
PreK - 2nd
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
NOW/NEXT/THEN VISUAL COMMUNICATION BOARDS - School home locations activities PDF
first/then, Autism, visuals, SPED, Speech Therapy, special education, early intervention, literacy, neurodiversity-affirmingVisual Communication Cards can be used to support communication between the adult and child. These cards are designed to help communicate which locations/activities/events the child will be going to/doing now, next and then. This increased understanding can help to reduce anxiety. Children and adults can use different combinations to explain where they are going/would li
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The Ultimate Playing With Purpose Companion
What is Playing With Purpose?Playing With Purpose is a parent-coaching framework that teaches parents how to convert play and everyday routines into opportunities for engagement and learning with their child. By guiding a family to make little tweaks to their interactions during routines they are already engaging in, parents can increase opportunities for speech and language development in their child. While The Ultimate Playing With Purpose (PWP) Companion is an excellent addition to your rep
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Also included in: The Playing With Purpose Bundle for Early Intervention/Parent Coaching
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