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Baby Sign Language - Speech Therapy Parent Handout

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This handout provides information about using baby sign language to increase a child's communication skills. Print out this handout to provide caregivers education about: Benefits of using baby sign languageWhen to start using baby sign language to increase communication skillsFirst baby signs to teach a child

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Early Intervention Parent Handouts of Speech Therapy Strategies in Spanish

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Speech and Language at Home

Communicating with Spanish-speaking families just got a lot easier. My popular Speech and Language Strategies are now available in Spanish. These no-prep handouts have simple explanations of speech and language strategies in parent-friendly language. These handouts were translated by a bilingual speech-language pathologist. Please remember that Spanish translation can vary by region. 25 Speech and Language Strategies includes:Checklist of strategies (mark off the ones you’ve taught families)

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Other (ELA)

Also included in: Parent Handouts of Speech Therapy Activities for Early Intervention and Toddlers

Apraxia of Speech - Early Developing Consonant Vowel Combinations 100+ Pages!!

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Very Visual SLP

This speech therapy (articulation) resource targets early developing consonant vowel combinations. Four different syllable and word shapes are targeted in this resource – CV, CV1CV2, CVC and simple bi-syllabic! This resource includes four 10-page adapted repetitive books (10 target words per book), with two variations of each book! Each book targets a different syllable/word shape. Also includes 40 articulation cards – 10 for each syllable/word shape! Includes 8 cut-and-paste worksheets, t

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Also included in: Apraxia of Speech BUNDLE Early Developing Consonants Articulation Speech Therapy

Lanyard Visual Cue Cards for Special Education | Communication for Autism

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The Exceptional Playground

These visual cue cards are intended to be placed on a key ring or lanyard and carried around to support communication for students with autism or speech impairments. There are 48 visual cue cards included to help children understand directions and assist with encouraging expressive communication and build on their receptive language skills & overall understanding of their daily routine. These visual cue cards can very well be added onto student desks or work spaces, schedule strips or transi

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Printable Communication Book | Low-Tech, Core Vocabulary | AAC Flip Boards

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Speechy Musings

Your students who use AAC deserve access to a functional, printable communication book they can reach for across every activity in your caseload, and these Low Tech AAC Flipboards give you exactly that. Built around 44 core vocabulary words and available in your choice of two evidence-based color-coding systems (Modified Fitzgerald Key and Goossens, Grain, and Elder), this core vocabulary communication book pairs clear picture symbols with consistent symbol placement to support motor memory deve

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Sight Words, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary

Also included in: Preschool Starter Kit for Speech and Language Therapy

Working For Board

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Llama Speak

This working for board can be used to help structure therapy sessions or class activities. These boards allow learners to receive visual supports to increase their understanding of expectations.

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Also included in: Visual Schedules

A Simple Guide to Basic Sign Language

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SLPplease

I love using simple sign language for my early language learners in order to build their communication skills! There are so many different resources out there and they all look different so I wanted a cohesive packet of simple signs that are perfect for introducing sign language to families. I've put together 16 different slides that offer a picture and description for how to produce the sign. Each picture and description is from babysignlanguage.com. For more sign language assistance, go visit

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American Sign Language

Wh- Questions on the Farm: Interactive Book + Boom Cards

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Cat Says Meow

Click on the link in the Preview for a Boom Cards demo.This is an interactive (adapted) book for young learners who are practicing distinguishing between who, what and where questions. Includes:-Printable 16 page Interactive Book-Boom Card (Digital/Distance Learning) optionYou can view a demo of the Boom Card version by clicking here.You can read the sentence and then ask the question, or just ask the question about the picture, depending on what level the child is at. If you need any help putti

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