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Exclamations & Silly Sounds Task Cards For Functional Speech Sound Patterns

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Boost Speech & play with exclamations! ALSO CHECK OUT THE EXCLAMATIONS & SOUNDS ACTION BOOK paired with the picture cards in this set. THERE ARE 3 FREEBIES IN THE PREVIEW!!Exclamations & Fun Words Task Cards Add-On for Action Sound Book Includes:1.8 Color-coded Charts listing order of the sound patterns 2.Visual support for Lips Ready - Can be used at the beginning of a session top to provide a verbal cue “lips ready” and/or visual cue to help student align jaw. I keep a “lips ready” visual on

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Also included in: Exclamations & Fun Words Action Book & Task Card Sound BUNDLE

Speech Therapy Attendance Calendar (edit year from 2019-2023 easily)

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SLPs Therapy Resources

A new calendar is available for 2025-2028. As always, let me know if you need anything! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Therapy-Attendance-Calendar-2025-2028-16489309 Finally an attendance calendar that auto fills the dates! This calendar will work for four entire school years (2019-20 through 2023-24) by using the drop down menu (click on the yellow box to get started)! Use the Speech Therapy Attendance Calendar to log your speech minutes and a student's attendance. Use the service

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AAC Sentence Requesting Board Introducing Core Vocabulary

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ESE AAC

I am a big believer in core vocabulary and teaching a lot of functions of communication at once. Unfortunately, the pandemic has made it where I'm having to do therapy virtually while working with families for whom English is not a first language, meaning it is super tricky! I found that I needed something that is very straightforward to use...but that I could sneak core vocabulary into! So there are indeed the nouns that a parent might expect - but there is a whole lot more core vocabulary! I t

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Social Story - Making My Own Choices

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the way they learn - sped

Help your students build independence, self-awareness, and positive decision-making skills with this engaging social story about making your own choices in the classroom! This resource is designed to support students—especially those with autism or special needs—in understanding that they are responsible for their own actions and should not copy others if the behavior is unsafe or inappropriate. This social story clearly teaches that while we may notice what others are doing, we do not copy b

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Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning