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Visual Schedule
This visual schedule is designed for classroom environments with students who have autism, cognitive disorders and a range of disabilities. The visual schedule is color-coded for additional support (i.e. students who may struggle with picture matching). This visual schedule is intended to help decrease anxiety stemming from anxiety within and outside the classroom. The visual schedule may be helpful in classroom environments which follow the structured teaching model/method. This listing inc
PreK - 8th
Not Subject Specific, Other (ELA)
WH Question Card Visuals- Who, What, Where, When, Why, How
Build stronger language skills with these engaging WH- Question Flip Books! Perfect for speech therapy or classroom use, each flip book targets who, what, where, when, why, and how questions with a supportive visual field to help students succeed. The interactive format keeps kids motivated while providing clear visuals to reduce frustration and increase independence. Great for targeting comprehension, expressive language, and critical thinking—all in a fun, hands-on way!
PreK - 5th
Not Subject Specific
WH questions cards activities visuals with picture scenes autism speech therapy
Being able to answer WH questions such as who, what, where and when can be difficult for a lot of our learners. Even more so difficult for students with autism. Use these WH question cards throughout the school year in your speech groups and in 1:1 sessions to help students visually learn how to respond to and discriminate between these tricky WH questions. These WH hands on question cards focus on Many students with Autism and other speech language difficulties struggle with both answering WH
1st - 4th
Not Subject Specific, Other (ELA), School Psychology
Describing Task Cards
These engaging cards give students fun prompts to practice describing objects, people, places, and more. Perfect for targeting vocabulary, sentence expansion, and expressive language. They make it easy to work on categories, attributes, functions, and details. Use them in individual sessions, groups, or centers to boost communication skills while keeping therapy interactive and motivating. A must-have tool for every speech therapist’s toolkit!
PreK - 5th
Not Subject Specific
Figurative Language Activities Bundle for Speech Therapy
These no prep figurative language worksheets for speech therapy will help your student understand idioms, similes, metaphors, and sarcasm. It includes 43 pages of figurative language activities. Each resource contains an introduction with examples of each type of figurative language, as well as worksheets and task cards to practice using idioms, metaphors, similes, and sarcasm. The following resources are included: 1. IdiomsWhat’s an Idiom? Introduction StoryMatching Idioms to their Definition
5th - 10th
Not Subject Specific, Other (ELA), Speaking & Listening
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