Annette Schneider

Create a calm, welcoming, and functional speech space with this speech therapy decor set! This bundle includes four essential posters designed to support learning while keeping your speech room aesthetic and inviting. Perfect for SLPs in schools, clinics, or private practice, these visuals combine research-based information with student-friendly language to make your space both beautiful and purposeful.

Exploring Foods Placemat designed to support feeding therapy using the five senses as gentle guidance. Includes a “Like It” and “All Done” section to encourage patient autonomy and reduce pressure. Children can explore one food group or all five, making it ideal for picky or restrictive eaters. I recommend to laminate it and put food on the center/ plate portion of the sheet.

Make articulation practice fun and engaging with these Bilabial Bingo Boards! This resource targets bilabial sounds in multiple word positions, helping students practice correct sound production while playing an interactive game. Students will practice the following sounds and positions: initial /m/, final /m/, initial /b/, final /b/, initial /p/, final /p/, initial /w/, and medial and final /w/. These bingo boards are perfect for speech-language therapy sessions, small groups, centers, or take-

Food Bingo is a fun and engaging activity perfect for feeding therapy or home use with selective and restrictive eaters. This resource includes 5 bingo boards for each food group: fruit, vegetable, dairy, protein, and grain. It provides a motivating way for children to explore, interact with, and try new foods in a low-pressure and playful format. Great for speech therapists, occupational therapists, special education teachers, and parents looking to encourage positive food experiences.

This core word resource focuses on the word "eat" and is designed to help caregivers and educators support early communication in natural, everyday routines. It includes simple explanations, functional examples, and easy-to-follow modeling strategies that can be used during meals, snacks, and play. This handout is perfect for supporting AAC users and is written in parent-friendly language, making it ideal for sending home or using during therapy sessions.

This core word resource targets the word "stop" and is designed to support early communication in meaningful, everyday routines. It includes simple explanations, functional examples, and practical modeling strategies that can be used during play, movement activities, and daily interactions. “Stop” is a powerful word that helps children express boundaries, protest, and gain control in their environment. This handout is ideal for AAC users, early language learners, and children with language delay

Help families feel more confident supporting their child’s AAC use at home with this clear, parent-friendly handout on AAC modeling. This resource explains what AAC modeling is and simple ways parents can begin modeling their child’s communication device during everyday routines. The information is written in easy-to-understand language so families who are new to AAC can quickly learn practical strategies they can start using right away. This handout is perfect for speech-language pathologists,

Make food exploration fun and less intimidating with this engaging, play-based feeding therapy resource featuring themed bite sizes like mouse bites, dog bites, bear bites, and dino bites. This resource is designed to help children gradually interact with and try new foods using a low-pressure, imaginative approach. By pairing bite size with fun animal themes, children are more likely to participate, stay engaged, and build confidence with eating. Perfect for picky eaters and children with senso

Support families and make feeding therapy carryover easier with this parent-friendly feeding therapy handout focused on food exploration and positive mealtime strategies. This resource is designed to help caregivers understand that feeding progress goes beyond eating. Parents will learn how to reduce pressure, build confidence around new foods, and support their child through the steps of the food exploration hierarchy. Perfect for speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and feedi

Get ready for a fun and engaging way to practice articulation! This Articulation Bingo activity targets the sounds /m/ in the initial and final positions, /n/ in the initial and final positions, and /ng/ in all word positions. It is perfect for speech therapy sessions, small groups, or individual practice while keeping students motivated and participating.

GoTalk 9+ communication boards for speech and language support. Two boards that fit perfectly in a GoTalk 9+ device. Both boards contain "more, help, all done."

Communication boards for the Goldilocks and the Three Bears story. Both pages contain blank spaces to add in child specific words or phrases to support individualized communication.

This core word resource targets the word "go" and is designed to support early communication in natural, everyday routines. It includes simple explanations, functional examples, and practical modeling strategies that can be used during play, movement activities, and daily interactions. “Go” is a highly motivating word that encourages participation and interaction. This handout is ideal for AAC users, early language learners, and children with language delays. Written in parent-friendly language,

Graduation certificate to celebrate the completion of feeding therapy. Personalize with your child’s name, therapist or caregiver name, and date. A meaningful way to recognize progress and growth at the end of therapy.

Help families feel confident and supported when getting started with AAC using this simple, parent-friendly handout. This resource breaks down key AAC concepts into clear, easy-to-understand tips that caregivers can immediately apply at home. Designed to build confidence, this handout covers foundational strategies like modeling, using core words, and supporting communication throughout daily routines. Perfect for speech-language pathologists, special education teachers, and AAC teams, this hand

Support early communication and AAC use with this simple, parent-friendly Core Word of the Week resource! This handout focuses on the core word “more,” a powerful and functional word that children can use across many daily routines to request, continue activities, and express wants. This resource is designed to help parents, caregivers, and educators easily model and practice the word “more” throughout everyday activities. It includes clear explanations and practical examples so families can fee

Support parents and caregivers in reducing mealtime stress with this No-Pressure Feeding Scripts handout. This one-page, easy-to-use resource provides practical, ready-to-use scripts for what to say (and what to avoid) during meals with picky eaters or children with sensory feeding challenges. This handout empowers parents to: Encourage food exploration without pressure Praise small steps like touching, smelling, or trying new foods Use positive, supportive language that fosters confidence Perf

Build expressive language skills with these easy-to-use carrier phrase practice sheets! Designed for speech-language pathologists, special education teachers, early intervention providers, and parents this resource helps children expand utterance length while increasing vocabulary and communication opportunities.

This Pop the Pig Communication Board is designed to support early communicators, AAC users, and students working on turn-taking, requesting, and commenting during gameplay. Perfect for use alongside the popular Pop the Pig game, this board provides visual supports for key vocabulary to help students actively participate and build functional communication skills in a fun, motivating context. Students can use the board to communicate phrases such as “my turn,” “your turn,” “pig,” “pop,” and “roll,

This Easter-themed articulation activity makes practicing initial /r/ words fun and engaging! The resource features Easter eggs with target /r/ words in the initial position, making it perfect for speech therapy sessions, small groups, or take-home practice. Clients/ students can practice saying their target words while using the eggs in a variety of ways. Hide the eggs for a mini Easter egg hunt, place them in a sensory bin, or have students pick an egg and say the word several times. This res